bad delicious summaries

[cimorene]

By the way, the cutoffs in mid-sentence are completely original to the comments - even when they start in mid-sentence.

• Summary: What would you do if you were given less than a year to live? A beautiful story, well beyond anything I've read in fandom to date. It is profound and it touched me as deeply as 'The Notebook.' Warning: TissueBOX is a must.



• When a magical accident in the heat of battle sends Harry and Snape back to 1943, it



• apologize. He didn't want to hear anything about how it wasn't his fault, or whatever other trite



• When the electric violin duet of Drarry is on stage, they have their passion, but off stage their hearts belong to other men who create something wholly more wonderful.



• Voldemort is long dead and Harry celebrates this day in getting incredibly drunk.
  He spends a night with hot steamy sex with Snape. Severus leaves the next morning and leaves a not but Harry doesn't find it, cause he's blind.

Now I'll have to find something else to read because I'm out of backlogged badfic headers and summaries and out of NCIS badfic. I guess I could go looking for Han/Luke again, but I wasn't really in the mood for it a couple of weeks ago - the fandom's got a kind of, hmmm, ponderous (retrospective, slow, sad) mood to a lot of it, and I kept getting bored. Maybe play catch-up with recent sga? Or just spend my time transferring my recs page to delicious...

In other news, right after I finished transferring all my old Trek bookmarks the other day, Trekiverse.org got domain-stoled and they haven't finished transferring (the main page was at Trekiverse.us but the internal links were all broken and the stories weren't in place last I checked). Bitches. Sigh. Why don't they install the Automatic Archive software, for God's sake?

Comments

[brownbetty]

See, I'm sympathetic when the delicious character limit cuts you off. But that second one is way under the character limit, so I have no idea wtf.

[futureperfect.livejournal.com]

If I was really desperate for something to read, I'd probably read the second one, because that kind of hanging end reels me in every time.

[guinevere33.livejournal.com]

The last one cracked me up. It started off bad, moseyed downhill, and then fell off a cliff. ACCIDENTAL HILARITY FTW.

[cimness.livejournal.com]

Indeed, and I'm sorry to say I actually read that one. Actually, the idea of Snape leaving a note is kind of ALMOST as funny as the idea of Harry being blind, regardless of how they managed to have sex all night without S. even noticing the blindness.