- Summary: “Kris? Kris! Is he okay? Oh god! Someone please tell me he is okay!”
- [Author's Notes] ... I just shitted a big mac! So yeah I'm kind of new to this whole.. posting thingy, so this is just gonna be a short, little one-shot story thing. I used to post on fanfiction but I got tired of it, so yeah I decided to try out something new. So don't flame me please, I'm trying. And I'm just gonna start off and say that this piece of writing below me literally sucks ass, so if you're reading this, bare with me...[WOW. Wow. That... is a very talented story.]
- Pairing: Adam Lambert/Tommy Joe Ratliff, Gerard Way/Tommy Joe Ratliff
Summary: Adam thought he was doing Tommy Joe a favour when he ended their blossoming relationship at the end of the Glam Nation tour. Hurt and lonely, Tommy Joe needs a new job, and My Chemical Romance need a new touring guitarist... [It's like by staring into the vortex of horrible possibilities embodied in this summary I can actually see the future... and worse, the future can see me.] - Summary: Two ficlets of Dean and Cas. They work well read together, as they both focus on parts of Castiel's body. [Loving the practical serving suggestions here. Results-based summary, that's what I like to see.]
- Warnings: Boysecks, Language
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Active Entries
- 1: Specifications of a Locked Room
- 2: A fascinating 1920s portrait of a seedy London nightclub
- 3: The thing about the adaptational changes made to The Seven Dials Mystery
- 4: at present you are a nuisance to your friends and a disgrace to your country's legislature
- 5: Lemony desserts lemonier?
- 6: Status
- 7: Oh okay
- 8: I guess I can't blame him for the French part with that name tho
- 9: Radiators
- 10: More names from Freeman Wills Crofts novels
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- Style: Practically Dracula for Practicalitesque - Practicality (with tweaks) by
- Resources: Dracula Theme
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Date: 24 Feb 2011 06:26 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 24 Feb 2011 07:47 am (UTC)Is that, like, actually a thing people say? Or is this an example of the author's virtuosity with the English language?
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Date: 24 Feb 2011 10:20 am (UTC)