i just have a lot of feelings
It really annoys me that I can only have 150 interests on my profile. Is that unreasonable? Would reasonable people be perfectly fine with only 150 interests? I'm sorry. I have never been a reasonable person. And I never learned how to like things a reasonable amount. I always feel too much. Too many things too much = story of my life.
In acknowledgement of this, wanna play a game? You can ask me about some of my interests that interest you/that you are curious about/that you'd like to hear me ramble about, and I will tell you why they deserve a spot on my interests list.
In acknowledgement of this, wanna play a game? You can ask me about some of my interests that interest you/that you are curious about/that you'd like to hear me ramble about, and I will tell you why they deserve a spot on my interests list.

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Apocalypse soup. The name of my new band. That I am going to have despite not playing any instruments. You heard it here first.
I wish I could just start from scratch, both with my icons and my interests, but I am so incredibly attached and hate change and giving things up that I just do this really painful thing where when I gain a new interest I go slowly through the list and cull out things that I can bring myself to erase and then plug in new things. I am always right at the 150 mark because of this. It's traumatizing.
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Now I want to go watch Children of Men thirteen times in a row.
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I really need to write another chapter of Faith and Giles in the winterpocalypse.
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Winterpocalypse is excellent.
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Despite the fact that I live the world's most conservative life, I have a fascination with 60's and 70's counterculture. And I'm a big classic rock fan. i think part of what I'm interested in is the idea of being part of something exclusive and limited and that is gone now, if that makes any sense? And Almost Famous makes you feel like part of that. Roger Ebert (who loves the movie as much as I do) describes it as drawing this time in shades both grey and yellow, which I think just about nails it. Plus: best soundtrack in the whole entire world.
What I love about the "Before..." series (and we NEED another film in a few years--we MUST have a trilogy!) is the it lets actual human interaction be the entire focus of the films. There's no plot AND THAT IS OKAY. It shows that some of the best drama can come from two people just interacting with each other, talking, sharing some things and not sharing others, getting to know each other. There's no forced plot twists or high stakes: it's just two people talking, and there's so much in that it can never be exhausted.
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So, in short: I like you and think you're swell!
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LIES!
Then again, you do have some tags as interests there ;) But to each her own.
Tell me why Donna Noble is cooler than me :D
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Donna Noble is cooler than EVERYONE. I love that she's kind of loud and brassy and could be seen as annoying, but the text loves her enough not to present her that way. I like that she gets to call the Doctor on his issues and be RIGHT and it be okay that she called him on things. I love that she is interested in things that most people think of as shallow (another word for "feminine" in a lot of cases) and yet she also gets to be the most important woman in the universe sometimes. I love that she grows and matures but remains herself. I love that she cares without being a bleeding heart (said the bleeding heart).
I HATEHATEHATEHATEHATHEHATEHATEHATEHHATE what happened to her and I will not speak of it further.
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YES TO ALL THAT.
If we talk about what happened I'm going to cry. Let's not.
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If we talk about what happened I'm going to cry. Let's not.
I make it a policy not to let myself think about it.
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Tell me about the ship that invented the word ship.
And also personifications of death.
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The ship that invented the word ship is Mulder and Scully, and even though I'm still sludging my way through the show (that makes it sound like I don't enjoy it. I do. But it's long!), they've definitely captured my heart. I love ships where the characters are completely tangled up in each other to the point where life without each other is inconceivable and they really don't know how to operate without each other. The first season or two I didn't really understand the big deal about them. I mean, I liked them as a ship, but I didn't understand the fuss. But the more they relied on each other, the more I fell for them. I really love how they make each other stronger and balance each other out.
I have an obsession with personifications of death which I entirely blame on reading too much Faulkner at a formative age. The Little Italian Girl in Quentin's section of The Sound and the Fury really won me over when I figured out that she was supposed to be death, and I never looked back. I love Death in The Book Thief and I already know I'm going to be a fan of Death when I read Sandman, which I will do eventually. I know there are some others that aren't coming to mind right now. And I fully intend to write a personification of death of my own one day.
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DEATH in Discworld is also wonderful; he likes cats and humans and is trying to develop a sense of humor. (He speaks in all caps.)
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likes cats and humans and is trying to develop a sense of humor. (He speaks in all caps.)
THIS IS EXCELLENT. *still meaning to get into Discworld*
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I just looked him up and he is definitely striking/creepy enough for such a role.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEKv2-zBRR8
And here's his next scene, meeting Dean:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1X2QHlz2xNg&feature=related
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Here are Death's scenes in 6.11. Not sure how much you know about S6, but the clips are pretty much self-explanatory.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4c0BaolRQw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfj4gqWKtxU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LwQzvzJBcw
All this talk about how to get into Hell, and Death is all "BRB" and then bamfs down there.
And his last scene (so far) in 7.01, a story I particularly hated (but then, I've given up on S7), but Death classes up any story he's in. Dean binds Death like Lucifer did in 5.10.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reOrcfUVz1c
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Gah, I need to watch that movie again.
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Yessss. Your conversion to Mulder/Scully shipperhood is complete!
For the meme, please tell me how Dana Scully is better than me.
Also, Death was my favorite character in Sandman.
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But Scully is so competent. I love competent characters, especially women. She's good at what she does and committed to it. And part of what she does is keep Mulder from dying every fifteen seconds, because he may be pretty, but he is dumb. He would be so dead a thousand times over if it weren't for Scully.
And I like that she is very self-contained but at the same time she feels like it's okay to complain when she isn't being treated right. (It's not about the desk, Mulder. How are you so stupid?) And she has a sense of humor, too, and it's great and kind of subtle and sly most of the time. And nobody rolls their eyes better than she does.
And I love her commitment to the truth. She has to always err on the side of skepticism in order to balance out Mulder, but she wants to know the truth as much as he does, she just thinks it's something different than he does.
I don't relate to Scully at all (I relate to Mulder, unfortunately), but I admire her so much.
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I laughed out loud at this, because it is SO TRUE.
I don't relate to Scully much myself, aside from the fact that she is so self-contained, but even as early as the first few episodes of the show I wished I was more like her. I find the mixture of competence and resilience and compassion that makes up the character to be so inspiring.
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Is this one there to save space? Which awesome ladies in specific would you put in there if you had more space?
I enjoy that you have three Enver interests.
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I am *ahem* interested in Enver. You know.
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Tell me about this: everything-is-spuffy-and-nothing-hurts. ;)
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I feel your "Spuffy" pain. But it's more unwieldy to say "everything is Buffy/Spike and nothing hurts"... Shipping is hard.
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Tell me about:
being an oratorical snob
shosanna-dreyfus-has-a-message-for-germany
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I should do this meme too because I have weirdo sentence interests as well.
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shosanna-dreyfus-has-a-message-for-germany
I have mad love for Inglourious Basterds and 97% of that love comes from Shosanna. She's one of my very favorite movie characters ever and when her face pops up on that screen and she says that she has a message for Germany, I get chills. She should be in ALL the movies!
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Because sometimes I canon ship! And it makes me so happy when my ships are canon and I get to see them on the screen!
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Mason from Dead Like Me! Rumpled British slacker madly in love with a girl who thinks she's too good for him and bffs with the world's most adorably apathetic office worker! He's so lovely! I just want to glomp him!
[eta] You should definitely do this meme! I would play!