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I am hungry. This is not particularly interesting in itself, which is why there will be somewhat more to this entry than merely that. I would say the thrill of fanloreing is gone, but sadly, no, it's not, when I found myself plumbing the dark and dangerous depths of google groups to locate a particular FAQ post made in alt.startrek.creative prior to 1999.
Normally, I would admit it was crazy and think it's funny. But no, this is deathly serious because I do not know if I can go on if I don't know exactly when the archive changed to Trekiverse and who staffed ASCA mod positions from founding until 2002.
So that was more than me saying I am hungry, no?
You know, I know there was something else I used to do in fandom. I know it.
(Also, still bracing myself to read House of Leaves. I've had it for months, and in all ways it still freaks me out. I can't even explain why. It just is.)
Normally, I would admit it was crazy and think it's funny. But no, this is deathly serious because I do not know if I can go on if I don't know exactly when the archive changed to Trekiverse and who staffed ASCA mod positions from founding until 2002.
So that was more than me saying I am hungry, no?
You know, I know there was something else I used to do in fandom. I know it.
(Also, still bracing myself to read House of Leaves. I've had it for months, and in all ways it still freaks me out. I can't even explain why. It just is.)
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And a bunch of them were on asc. I can hook you up with some LJ's if you would like, as I think a few of them are probably good for assistance.
PS: Fanlore needs a whole section on Melissa Amber Flores Picard. I'm just saying.
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(Edited because that word does not mean what I think it means.)
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BTW, I posted on the newsgroup and mentioned FanLore and suggested that Jen and/or Stephen get involved, but for some reason, my post hasn't made it out of moderation yet. I had an extremely hilarious moment of "do you know who the hell I am?!" before I...you know, got a grip. Also? Moderation is automated these days.
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I usually lose time reading, but I'm aware of it going some place.
With House of Leaves, it would just be gone.
Very wigsome.
Add in the strange ways in which the author/narrator/editor/thing will suddenly in a footnote tell you all about the nameless, faceless thing sitting behind you and how it will eat you if you turn around?
*SHIVERS*
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Although I'll admit that the thought, What does my apartment do when I'm not home? did have me sleeping with the lights on for a while. *G*
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NO, JENN. I GOT HALFWAY THROUGH IT AND I PUT IT DOWN AND IT. IT'S NOT A NORMAL BOOK. YOU READ THE END AND THE BEGINNING B/C THERE ARE FOOTNOTES AND ANTECEDENTS AND THEN YOU GET TO THE MIDDLE. THE END IS IN THE MIDDLE. SO I TECHNICALLY ONLY GOT 1/4 IN ON EITHER SIDE.
THAT IS NOT RIGHT. THAT BOOK IS WRONG AND EVIL.
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I kept the light on all night for two nights when I first read it oh god. But it's worth the freak-out.
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