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[miauw62]

this guy and his music. He really deserves more vieewssss D:

[Sappho]

I wrote an "ask" message to Neil Gaiman on Tumblr last night:

Just reading The Ocean at the End of the Lane. It's very upsetting but also very important, somehow. Thinking about you as an author and a person, and realizing that you have really changed my whole life, in very tangible ways. Yet you don't even know I exist. So... Hello! I exist. I am a person whose life you changed. Thank you for being you in a world that constantly pushes us all to be someone else. And for making me feel like I can be me, too.

He really has changed my life. Written books that helped me survive very difficult times, published advice that pushed me to become a writer for real, and more. I know the guy gets countless messages every day and I didn't expect a response.

But... I got one. Just "Hello. Thank you." But... He read my message! And he considered it worthy of a response! Neil Gaiman wrote to me!

I've never been a giggly fan girl, but right now I look like a 12-year-old meeting the Backstreet Boys, or whatever it is 12-year-old girls are obsessed with these days.

[kaijyuu]

Squeee!

[Vorthon]

I've started on another worldbuilding project. Which is basically 'post-apocalyptic world in the vein of old saturday morning cartoons'. Iron age societies, over-the-top villains, wizards and robots, all sorts of stuff. It's honestly more fun than I thought it'd be.

[Dutchling]

I've started on another worldbuilding project. Which is basically 'post-apocalyptic world in the vein of old saturday morning cartoons'. Iron age societies, over-the-top villains, wizards and robots, all sorts of stuff. It's honestly more fun than I thought it'd be.

Domestic catgirls?

[Iceblaster]

I've started on another worldbuilding project. Which is basically 'post-apocalyptic world in the vein of old saturday morning cartoons'. Iron age societies, over-the-top villains, wizards and robots, all sorts of stuff. It's honestly more fun than I thought it'd be.

Domestic catgirls?

This isn't anime

[t. fortsorter]

I've started on another worldbuilding project. Which is basically 'post-apocalyptic world in the vein of old saturday morning cartoons'. Iron age societies, over-the-top villains, wizards and robots, all sorts of stuff. It's honestly more fun than I thought it'd be.

Domestic catgirls?

This isn't anime

As Iceblaster had just remarked, let us please keep the fourth wall intact~

[Twi]

I've started on another worldbuilding project. Which is basically 'post-apocalyptic world in the vein of old saturday morning cartoons'. Iron age societies, over-the-top villains, wizards and robots, all sorts of stuff. It's honestly more fun than I thought it'd be.

Domestic catgirls?

This isn't anime

As Iceblaster had just remarked, let us please keep the fourth wall intact~

Awww.

Also, *insert whining at Vorthon about other things here*

[t. fortsorter]

I've started on another worldbuilding project. Which is basically 'post-apocalyptic world in the vein of old saturday morning cartoons'. Iron age societies, over-the-top villains, wizards and robots, all sorts of stuff. It's honestly more fun than I thought it'd be.

Domestic catgirls?

This isn't anime

As Iceblaster had just remarked, let us please keep the fourth wall intact~

Awww.

Also, *insert whining at Vorthon about other things here*

Ahn~ Maybe just a little! The producers barely managed to fix it, and they said these are expensive and this could cut into our CGI budget... They were so tense, they should take it easier more! I don't want to end up like iDOLM@STER though, haha~

[Graknorke]

I watched 'The Family Man' just now.
Nicolas Cage films all have... something about them. I don't know exactly what, but I enjoyed it thoroughly.

[scrdest]

I watched 'The Family Man' just now.
Nicolas Cage films all have... something about them. I don't know exactly what, but I enjoyed it thoroughly.

It's a rare quality commonly called 'Having Nicolas Cage in it'.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

After almost 24 hours of traveling horror, I have returned to the rightful internet.

[Greiger]

Christmas shopping.  While pawing through the budget movies bin for something to ship up north to my sister and her family for Christmas I came across Ernest Saves Christmas.

Extremely inexpensive?  Check.  Easy to ship?  Check.  Completely awesome?  Check.   I think I just won Christmas.


And welcome home Metal Slime Hunt!

[Descan]

I smiled at a cute guy and he said hi. o3o

[Hanslanda]

I watched 'The Family Man' just now.
Nicolas Cage films all have... something about them. I don't know exactly what, but I enjoyed it thoroughly.

It's a rare quality commonly called 'Having Nicolas Cage in it'.

Nicolas Cage is one of my favorite actors, alongside Robert Downey Jr., Bruce Willis, and Morgan Freeman.