Oh and I always wanted a bunny

[cimorene]

From loltheist, my latest-friended RSS feed.

There was tons of snow yesterday, but despite that, I had a great day with online clips of Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart, three whiny babies and a hilarious toddler. I feel warm and fuzzy, and my mom-outlaw loaned me a stack of Poirot novels.

Fun fact: Easter in the Nordic countries also includes witches. And children dress up as witches with makeup on their faces and go trick-or-treating for candy... as witches.

Fandom related fact: I've deleted my last band icons and removed all band communities from my flist because I am now certain that the love/interest is not going to come back. No more fic and no more talking about it will happen either. Feel free to defriend me.

Comments

[bexless.livejournal.com]

That's a funny macro, but I feel they missed a trick with the hilarious skull just chillin' on the floor.

[hollsh.livejournal.com]

Seriously, the skull is just sitting there!

[wax-jism.livejournal.com]

I feel strongly that it's Cromartie's skull. It's only waiting for an opportunity to find its body. Somewhere in the crowd is a headless skeleton wandering around wearing some poor junkyard worker's head crammed onto its neckstump.

[cimness.livejournal.com]

Biblical junkyard? I think the skull should be saying "Dis party sux."

[pixxers.livejournal.com]

That's beautiful. Seriously beautiful. When I got into work this morning, I found a Jack Chick tract on my keyboard. Clearly somebody loves me.

[revulo.livejournal.com]

LOL <3 If I had more time on LJ (MORE time?? Jeez, it's like I never leave, anyway!), I would subscribe. But I'll just have to laugh at this one.

Yay, witch Easter! Let's throw in some fertility rites.

[mecurtin.livejournal.com]

Witches for Easter?!? Duuuuuuuuude! So, what do they do on Halloween?

[cimness.livejournal.com]

Well, nothing. Halloween is really an American holiday. They don't even have trick-or-treating per se in England. Although in modern terms, they have parties very occasionally might include costumes and mostly they just... get drunk. Which is generally how Finns celebrate. I assume the origin of the Easter witch is somehow pagan, but nobody's been able to explain it at all so far.

[aynatonal.livejournal.com]

Defriend you? The hell you say! Seriously, it makes me want to friend you twice!

[cimness.livejournal.com]

Hahahha. I was kind of tired of the posts just for oversaturation even when I was reading the fandom. There's a very low threshold for how many clips of musicians talking about nothing and uninteresting candid pictures I'm willing to look at.

[norah.livejournal.com]

*snerk*

I did not know you were leaving bandom, which, whatever, we have shared and not shared many fandoms over the years, I am sad but we will coincide again. What soured you on it?

[cimness.livejournal.com]

Oh, nothing really. I usually get tired after about a year. It's no longer novel, and I've exhausted all the backlogs of stuff I want to read. The supply of new fic to interest me isn't really large enough. And I suppose I'm always a little more happy in media fandom - when the canon sounds like gossip mags, it's a little boring.