Shameless self-promotion.

Today in real life I taped up the Vault Boy poster which came with my purchase of the Fallout 3 Add-On Pack (an expansion set featuring such terrific exploits as venturing through The Pitt and undertaking Operation: Anchorage). Now, if I ever got around to actually finishing the original Fallout 3 in the first damn place I might actually end up inserting this disc into my 360 one day. Either way, the poster is amazing win. I keep looking at it and manage to make out something new each time. Ha ha, I see a bunny!

Today on the internets I was in another bad mood and I ripped a poor, unsuspecting foreigner a new one. I have no regrets. Bad!fic writers must be stopped before they grow into the epitome of all which fandom despises most. Next to radical fangirls. And furries. Contrary to popular belief, normal members of fandom do not condone this behaviour; it is looked down upon universally. Of course, please keep in mind this is coming from someone who has written erotica for a Japanese children's graphic novel series, and visits /34/ sites on a regular basis. The former for great justice. The latter for the lulz. Remember, kids: shame is an emotion saved for people who possess the species of pride which is susceptible to injury.

Today in fiction Rorschach has been silenced and I'm beginning to miss his rough voice nagging in my head about how important it is to catch this criminal and how the longer I procrastinate writing the story, the further he slips from justice's grasp. I am a freak. The plane crash of doom has been written back into a main storyline, and so has the understandably over-worried parents and the black-suited men determined to reach a monetary settlement out of court. Because of my recent lapse into nostalgia, I considered writing fic for Card Captor Sakura, but the series itself is far too flawless and innocent to be tampered with. On a more ironic note, I first discovered I enjoyed the art of guro based on the gratuitous amounts of CCS fanart I found scattered throughout the Japanese fanbase. Thanks, /34/!