What's done is done, right?
I've garnered quite a bit of praise from my Joker/Mary Sue spoof fic...50-something reviews in a week. [link] I know it's because I posted it in a popular section, but still, all that praise means a lot to me.
Now if I could just figure out why people want the Ledger Joker's babies...I don't even want that guy's mouth near my face! I don't understand fangirls.
I've also recieved a request to co-mod a community for fanfic reccomendations. So...I'm a mod! I have power! I am a judge, a judge of quality! All are privy to my double-edged sword of...ah...justice of good...writing? Either way, I'm flattered.
And I'm heading back to school shortly. But isn't everyone?








Hello? Where'd you go?
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"Properly read, the Bible is the most potent force for Atheism ever conceived." Isaac Asimov
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LJ: [link]
Fanfic: [link]
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"Properly read, the Bible is the most potent force for Atheism ever conceived." Isaac Asimov
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LJ: [link]
Fanfic: [link]
Wrote this journal about one of your deviations; I think you might be interested.
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"Homestar is Strong Bad's ho. The world will be a much nicer place once everyone accepts this."
- thedarklordkeisha, [link]
And I'm sorry to hear what happened to you at The Dark Knight.
But on a happier subject, I'm glad to hear you loved The Dark Knight. It was really a fantastic film.
I know I don't actually have another side (who do I think I am, Two-Face?), but I'd rather think of it as that, then think of my violent, uneeded outburst as my own. The cinema staff did not have to put up with that breakdown- they have their own job and did all they could.
I loved it from start to finish, but I have to say that my favorite scenes involved all involved the Joker. Heath Ledger just did amazing in that role: he was as crazy as the Clown Prince of Crime was supposed to be- and then some.
As for favorite lines, I think it'd be that one line of Harvey Dent's: "Either you die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain." It was sadly true in his case.
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Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
-Albert Einstein
And yeah, the Joker's scenes were definitely my favorites as well. At first when I heard about Heath playing Joker, I was a bit skeptical, but much to my delight, he pulled off the role impeccably. One of my favorite lines is "I'm not a monster; I'm just ahead of the curve."
By the way, are you going to see Mamma Mia? I remember you once saying you liked the music of ABBA.
I was a bit skeptical as well, but he just took the role and ran away with it. I think he really let the audience get a feel for how crazy the Joker was.
(I was surprised at all the little kids in the audience. Well, not surprised- it's Batman- but a bit on edge about it; this was a very dark, very long movie, and I wouldn't be surprised if most of them went home with nightmares.)
You know, I think my Simpsons obsession might've given way to a Batman obsession...
Actually, I already saw Mamma Mia! I loved it, although the plot definitely came second to the ABBA songs, and Pierce Brosnan cannot sing. (Meryl Steep was excellent, though.) Have you seen it, by any chance?
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Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
-Albert Einstein
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