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Jul. 12th, 2010 08:47 pm fags dammit
tea dammit
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beable wondered what caused the earthquake. This led to some discussion.A popular icon...
... and a theme popular among certain fundamentalist "Christians" led me to create:
It's TRUE, you know. Because lesbians have their cupboards full of good tea, the rest of us are left with the crap.
(I think I'm happiest about the last pair of images in the icon. Because in some sense, George Takei's work probably did contribute to the existence of HHGTTG in its various forms, and Arthur Dent's unhappy experiences with not-tea.)
Dragonhaven
Jun. 2nd, 2010 01:39 pmI just finished reading Robin McKinley's Dragonhaven. I liked it, on the whole; I found the narrative voice a bit annoying at times, but I think that was intentional on the part of the author. The book is a very nice counterpoint to the McCaffrey approach to raising an infant dragon, which seems to amount to "stuff it with meat scraps, it'll be fine, and anyways there are drudges to deal with the messy stuff".
Am I correct in recalling that one of McKinley's recent books inspired a mountain-out-of-a-molehill fuss among some readers because one of the characters turned out to be gay — possibly this novel, which does have that plot element? If so... it was a really tiny molehill.
Am I correct in recalling that one of McKinley's recent books inspired a mountain-out-of-a-molehill fuss among some readers because one of the characters turned out to be gay — possibly this novel, which does have that plot element? If so... it was a really tiny molehill.
For the M-to-Fs
Dec. 31st, 2007 03:31 pmOkay, this probably wasn't really meant for you. But it still seems appropriate.
