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Fanciful Musings
Oh I have a tagline? Now if only I could think of something clever for it...
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IMAGINE WHAT PRISONS WOULD BE LIKE IF WE ALL GOT ARRESTED FOR PIRACY
- INSTEAD OF GANGS- THERE WOULD BE FANDOMS
“UGH, THERE’S ANOTHER FIGHT BETWEEN THE HARRY POTTER FANDOM AND TWILIGHT FANDOM IN THE YARD.”
the supernatural fandom keeps tagging up their part of the courtyard with devil’s trapsthe sherlock fandom falling off the roof.
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I made an animated GIF about Sopa
http://theoatmeal.com/sopa
How Sherlock Faked His Death Theory
Sherlock tells John precisely where to stand
And then he jumps, and we see a body hit the pavement
HOWEVER
Check out the truck to the left
Soft, cushy bags…perfect to land on
Also from where John was standing it might be difficult to see whether Sherlock fell to the ground behind the truck
Or INTO the truck
And as John runs over he gets hit by a biker
By the time he gets up, that truck is gone
Only question is, what about the body?
Answer: MOLLY
She does work in a morgue after all
YES YES YES!!! I had the same theory that I explained to my friends when it ended. I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought of it!! *highfives*
Did anyone else keep thinking “There’s an App for That” during the whole Crown Jewels scene?
YES! I shouted it to my friends while we watched it. I was like They really do have an app for everything!!! LMAO
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I can’t believe I’m saying it but I am shipping Klaus with Caroline. Who’da thunk it?
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Genre fans are used to disappointment. Our shows are cancelled prematurely, they rarely earn billboards, posters or magazine covers, and unless our addictions are aired on HBO or AMC, we know that they won’t get awards recognition, no matter how consistently compelling the storylines are, or how heartbreaking the performances can be.
And yet, genre fans are the reason that “Chuck” has survived for five seasons, that “Firefly” got a chance at a big-screen send-off as “Serenity,” and that little-shows-that-could like “Supernatural” and “Community” can enjoy a brief, but satisfying moment in the spotlight on the cover of a publication like TV Guide. We may not have much power, but we still turn out in full force — with all the bravery of a Stark and all the cunning of a Lannister — whenever there’s a chance to share our passion for a show that brings us joy.
Shame on the People’s Choice Awards for deciding that our choice wasn’t good enough.
Supernatural Wins At The People’s Choice Awards, But Is There Evidence Of A Genre Conspiracy?
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Since the People’s Choice Awards are all about the people…
Here are a few places where you can let them know how you felt about their snub of the Supernatural cast and crew, but please be polite:
PCA Blog Post: Best & Worst Moments of the PCA’s
I also sent a message to the Contact us feature of the PCA website - http://show.custhelp.com/app/ask/p/634/session/L3NpZC81OU5iQi1Oaw%3D%3D
Sharing, because this is REALLY AMAZING.
If this were a real movie, and I had seen it in the theater, the movie would have jumped to the top of my must-see list.
Obviously, spoilers for “Hounds” if you haven’t seen it yet.
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Most talented cast on TV.
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“One last thing. While you may be mistaking this for your monthly meeting of the ignorant tight-ass club, in this building when the President stands, nobody sits.” ( x )
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