Watching a bit more anime, for once
Sep. 7th, 2003 12:45 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
petroniaBefore I forget, surely like the absentminded creature I am: Happy Birthday, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
metempsychosis! ^_^
Tonight's Concordia Anime Club showing was amusing because - in what much have been some obscure act of fangirl revenge - a crapzoid-quality fansub of Kizuna OAV3 was sprung at twenty past ten, on an auditorium full of fanboys lulled by the sterling femmeslash possibilities of Read Or Die. XD Natsukashikatta, Shoujocon 2001, only at the con the screams were of enthusiasm and not unalloyed horror.
...Okay, I exaggerate. Some of them stayed!
This after I spent a good chunk of time on Friday, reading GB shousetsu with Mylène Farmer playing on the 'amp. Shouldn't do that too often; Japanese BLfic is a straight shot of girly even without Mylène. XD;; I wub, but I also ph33r. (And I have a debilitating amount of HTMLing to do, because for once I'm doing so much translation and ficcing that web mark-up has become the bottleneck. GB bunnies are eating me alive like in that one chapter of Petshop of Horrors, upon which they birth exponential litters of fanged descendants - and Schwarzfic business as usual on top of that, don't forget. And what did happen to that one IniD story...? Right, I never finished it! Haha.)
R.O.D. is the greatest anime of all time, though. Really, it is. I rest easier at night just knowing that there are superheroine librarians watching over the world. Yomiko r00lz. And how geeky is it that I can recognise the old British Museum Reading Room at a sight, without ever having been there? (Okay, my dad's painting of it. But still. Too many images like that in my head, too much useless mythology. Going by previous experience, when I finally get to see Tokyo Tower it'll feel preternaturally normal, as if I pass it by every day of my life.)
metempsychosis! ^_^Tonight's Concordia Anime Club showing was amusing because - in what much have been some obscure act of fangirl revenge - a crapzoid-quality fansub of Kizuna OAV3 was sprung at twenty past ten, on an auditorium full of fanboys lulled by the sterling femmeslash possibilities of Read Or Die. XD Natsukashikatta, Shoujocon 2001, only at the con the screams were of enthusiasm and not unalloyed horror.
...Okay, I exaggerate. Some of them stayed!
This after I spent a good chunk of time on Friday, reading GB shousetsu with Mylène Farmer playing on the 'amp. Shouldn't do that too often; Japanese BLfic is a straight shot of girly even without Mylène. XD;; I wub, but I also ph33r. (And I have a debilitating amount of HTMLing to do, because for once I'm doing so much translation and ficcing that web mark-up has become the bottleneck. GB bunnies are eating me alive like in that one chapter of Petshop of Horrors, upon which they birth exponential litters of fanged descendants - and Schwarzfic business as usual on top of that, don't forget. And what did happen to that one IniD story...? Right, I never finished it! Haha.)
R.O.D. is the greatest anime of all time, though. Really, it is. I rest easier at night just knowing that there are superheroine librarians watching over the world. Yomiko r00lz. And how geeky is it that I can recognise the old British Museum Reading Room at a sight, without ever having been there? (Okay, my dad's painting of it. But still. Too many images like that in my head, too much useless mythology. Going by previous experience, when I finally get to see Tokyo Tower it'll feel preternaturally normal, as if I pass it by every day of my life.)
