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unclebenjen was my friend before she became a jonsa. she was just a jon stan, and her url was strkgryen or something like that so I assumed she shipped that other ship. Turns out, it was all about Jon being half Stark half Targ, but I digress… watching her turn into a jonsa was the cutest thing i've ever witnessed. Including her asking my advice on how to make her friends See Jonsa and then her little reports on how it went. Cute? hell yeah.
anonymous at @unclebenjen
I want to send some jonsa positivity to @unclebenjen who is a cutie and I love her blog!
anonymous at @unclebenjen
actualwizardbillykaplan replied to your post “Dear actualwizardbillykaplan, Adam leans against the door next to...”
SCRAMIN I AM SCREAMING
*calmly puts in earplugs*
unclebenjen replied to your post “Dear actualwizardbillykaplan, Adam leans against the door next to...”
But like, there's flailing and there's wild flailing. "This nonsense" is great and totally brightening up and otherwise unremarkable work day.
Don’t get me wrong. It’s honestly doing the same for me. I’m so frustrated with other writing that I want to cry. I might cry at my friend about it later. But this? This is great. I could write this forever. (I won’t. There’s totally an end point, but.)
captainragtag replied to your post “Dear actualwizardbillykaplan, Adam leans against the door next to...”
I love you
I love you too!
unclebenjen answered your question “HELLO, EVERYONE!”
Hullo! I also really like robots, and lbr The Raven Cycle. What I'm trying to say is, keep doing what you're doing because it's obviously working. =)
If there’s one thing I’m good at it’s maintaining the status quo! Aren’t the different moral and existential implications of robots endlessly fascinating, though? I’m pretty stoked about this Humans show, even though I just learned about it yesterday.
Not sure if you're still accepting prompts, but on the off chance... Ronan + Blue; 5. things you didn’t say at all.
“Thanks for letting me come tonight,” she said.
Ronan reached over and ruffled her hair, knocking a few of her clips askew. “Sure.”
Blue huffed and made an exaggerated show of replacing the clips where they belonged. Behind them there were bright stadium lights and people cheering or clapping and loud cars still taking runs on the drag strip. Ahead of them was the night creeping in at the edge of the light’s reach as they walked back across the bumpy dirt field to where Ronan had parked the BMW.
“Maybe next time you can enter a race.”
So, your Raven Cycle fic is all kinds of lovely and you might even have succeeded in pulling me over to the Ronan/Kavinsky side of things, but every day you post something from another of my fandoms. Gentleman Bastards? Harry Potter? Brilliant.
Oh man. I apologize for any Kavinsky feelings that rub off on anyone. I spend entirely too much time thinking about that asshole, mostly because I have friends who don’t help. (I say friends. One friend. *glares at lisapizza*) But horrible people so often make for fun writing and I’m obsessed with the mechanics and ethics of the dream beings, so he gets lumped into those feelings with Proko.
But thank you! And I’m always so happy to meet other people who love the Gentleman Bastards books. I’m a slow reader so I’m not caught up, but I adore the heck out of Lies and just love everything about that world. Scott Lynch has done some really, truly great building work there and I’m so glad we get to benefit from it.
Angie! It took me three weeks, but I finished THE STAND last night. IT WAS SO GREAT! Not quite what I was expecting, but the characters all felt so real (your ideal casting LJ post really helped sort that out) and it was eerie, and exciting and magical and mysterious and cool! Stu Redman was lovely (and I know who you feel about him) but personally, I adored Nick. It was the first Stephen King I've read that isn't a part of the DARK TOWER series, so I think I can now move onto his horror.
SO PROUD AND PLEASED, YOU GO GURL.