Fortunately, unfortunately

[dolorosa_12]

Fortunately I wrote 2000 words today, and finally feel like I'm writing stuff that I'm not embarrassed to send to my supervisor. I did my 'curing-writers' block' trick: when you find yourself staring at a blank screen for three hours, try writing with pen and paper. It works every time.
Unfortunately, it seems to have made my pseudo-RSI return.

Unfortunately, I appear to have turned into that kind of Watchmen fangirl. The kind who needs to demonstrate her allegiance with inappropriate items of clothing/merchandise.

Even more unfortunately, the internet hates my particular form of account, and always tells me it's invalid, meaning I'm unable to buy things online.

Fortunately, losseniaiel is awesome.

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[losseniaiel.livejournal.com]

Awww.

I set the delivery address for you at John's, so it should be winging its way to you tomorrow.

Also, I caved and bought both the regency vampire book and the Sookie Stackhouse book.

[dolorosa-12.livejournal.com]

Well, when I'm acting like such an example of restraint, it's hard to be abstemious yourself, isn't it?

Thanks heaps! *hugs*

[elle-vee.livejournal.com]

*hides Absolute Watchmen and Watchmen Film Companion under Watchmen hoodie, Watchmen Beanie, and Rorschach shirt, with a few books and DVDs thrown in for good measure.

YES IT IS VERY BAD TO BUY MERCHANDISE. NEVER BUY THAT STUFF. IT CHEAPENS US ALL. I WILL NEVER BE THAT TYPE OF FANGIRL.

At least I didn't buy the action figures so I could reenact scenes from the movie....

[dolorosa-12.livejournal.com]

EVERY TIME YOU BUY WATCHMEN MERCHANDISE, RORSCHACH BREAKS A FINGER (AND ALAN MOORE CHEERS HIM ON).

Well, I can't out-fangirl you! Just one T. shirt for me. But because of the drama involved in buying it, it feels as epic as all the stuff that you bought.

[elle-vee.livejournal.com]

WIN.

It's not the AMOUNT of Watchmen stuff you have, it's the near-psychotic love for what you DO have.