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Music Meme and More Recs
Day 20 - A Song You Listen To When You're Angry
So not safe for work!
Somewhat fitting, since I'm more than mildly murderous right now, but that's a locked post for the future. One of my housemates really doesn't like Slipknot, he thinks they're dangerous and incite violence and bad feelings. I don't think he gets them, that glorious sense that someone understands and is letting it all out on your behalf. It makes me feel much better, and less aggressive, which is normally a very good thing.
( The other days )
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LadyFest '10 recs, part 3 (pages 21-30)
Star Trek: XI, Janice Rand, Blurred, PG by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
medie The thing I like most about this fic is how the author takes a role that's never explained on the show and makes it something vital.
Star Trek: XI, Janice Rand, Right Back Where We Started From, PG bychaletian This one has a great sense of the sort of claustrophobia you'd end up getting on a starship, no matter how big it was.
And, of course, these two fics highlight one of my favourite things about this ficathon, exactly how differently two people can use the same prompt.
So not safe for work!
Somewhat fitting, since I'm more than mildly murderous right now, but that's a locked post for the future. One of my housemates really doesn't like Slipknot, he thinks they're dangerous and incite violence and bad feelings. I don't think he gets them, that glorious sense that someone understands and is letting it all out on your behalf. It makes me feel much better, and less aggressive, which is normally a very good thing.
( The other days )
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LadyFest '10 recs, part 3 (pages 21-30)
Star Trek: XI, Janice Rand, Blurred, PG by
medie The thing I like most about this fic is how the author takes a role that's never explained on the show and makes it something vital.Star Trek: XI, Janice Rand, Right Back Where We Started From, PG by
chaletian This one has a great sense of the sort of claustrophobia you'd end up getting on a starship, no matter how big it was.And, of course, these two fics highlight one of my favourite things about this ficathon, exactly how differently two people can use the same prompt.