#fandom experiment

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5 likes to hug a Miniroth

10 likes to give Sephiroth a comfy sleep

20 likes to give Sephiroth pumpkin soup

35 likes to bring Angeal and Genesis back to Sephiroth

50 likes to provide Sephiroth with free therapy

75 likes to rescue Sephiroth from The Horrors™ of Hojo

100 likes to find Sephiroth's missing necklace

1000 likes to Prevent the Nibelheim Incident 😈

EDIT: Your love and prayers have awakened the will of the Lifestream

1000 NOTES to Prevent the Nibelheim Incident 🌠🌠🌠🌠

You have one year from post date. Good luck.

[overdue-library-books]

Who do you think is the least redeemable parent?

Helena Diaz

Ramon Diaz

Phillip Buckley

Margaret Buckley

Voting ended onOct 30, 2025

[archivistofnerddom]

Doctor Who, the fandom that . . .

I’m going to do an experiment, just to see what happens. Basically, I’ve put a sentence up above and I’d like to see how people finish that sentence with any descriptor, adjective, or whatnot that you’d like (but it’s got to be short, sweet, and to the point). Reblog and keep the thread alive, so that we can see the progression. The point of this, of course, is that I want to see how a fandom describes itself.

I’ll start it off:

Doctor Who, the fandom that is wibbly-wobbly.

[archivistofnerddom]

Sherlock, the fandom that . . .

I’m going to do an experiment, just to see what happens. Basically, I’ve put a sentence up above and I’d like to see how people finish that sentence with any descriptor, adjective, or whatnot that you’d like (but it’s got to be short, sweet, and to the point). Reblog and keep the thread alive, so that we can see the progression. The point of this, of course, is that I want to see how a fandom describes itself.

I’ll start it off:

Sherlock, the fandom that falls and rises.

[archivistofnerddom]

Supernatural, the fandom that . . .

I'm going to do an experiment, just to see what happens. Basically, I've put a sentence up above and I'd like to see how people finish that sentence with any descriptor, adjective, or whatnot that you'd like (but it's got to be short, sweet, and to the point). Reblog and keep the thread alive, so that we can see the progression. The point of this, of course, is that I want to see how a fandom describes itself.

I'll start it off:

Supernatural, the fandom that broke the fourth wall.

[runnininplace]

July 12th. Progress has been made

I believe that my slow sly attempts to bring my husband into the wider fandom fold are beginning to work. I thought it would be difficult to intrest him in anything other than his scifi-only obsessions but last night he started to google images of Jared and Jensen unprompted and he suggested on his own that we rewatch Sherlock in an attempt to figure out how exactly he survived the fall. 

Yes. I believe we have made progress.

[allonsymiddleearth]

if i hire people to follow me around and play rains of castamere whenever I walk into rooms do you think people will be afraid I think this would be a good social experiment