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This has been a particularly difficult month. I don't know if it's just the time of year, the fact that we're approaching the one year mark of working from home, or all of the above. I'm just feeling drained, apathetic and generally fed up. I don't think it's just me either. Tempers seem to be short in our group chats with people falling out over nothing or silly little misunderstandings. Everyone just seems to be particularly unhappy at the moment and it's not a fun time.

Boss was off work last week so I had to cover for here which is always stressful. It calmed down towards the end of the week but the first few days were awful.

I'm trying to keep going with my daily routine, though. Because I remember what a mess I was when my days didn't have structure.

I'm in week 6 of learning Mandarin and it's ticking along. The hardest part is learning to recognise all the characters. The grammar rules are actually pretty straightforward compared to other languages I've learned and I can understand more than I can read, I think. It's still very basic stuff like counting and saying my name and where I'm from but progress is being made. It's nice to be learning something new and I get excited when I hear a word I recognise that I didn't know before in one of my dramas. That was the main reason I wanted to learn :D

I can't remember if I mentioned we were reading the Heaven Official's Blessing novel for our online book club. The book club has kind of dissolved (see above about people getting upset over stupid things - that one was me) but I'm still reading. It's kind of a slog but I think I'm starting to get back into it now. I'm only about a third of the way through. It is a LONG book.

Fic writing is going well too, mostly. I'm sticking to my goal of writing a minimum of 500 words per day. I've completed two treats for [community profile] sundial_exchange which just need editing, and I've started a third and have an idea for a fourth. I really need to get my most recently completed one to a beta because I don't think it's good, and I need someone to either tell me that I'm being overly critical or to help me identify what's wrong with it.

We finished Tomb of the Sea/Sha Hai last weekend and have made a start on Ultimate Note. I loved Tomb of the Sea a lot. The actor playing Wu Xie was amazing and it was kind of darker than the other tomb shows which I found strangely appealing. Ultimate Note is almost at the other end of the spectrum. It's bright and colourful and full of nonsense. It's by far the most shippy of any of the tomb shows and I'm loving it.

Nirvana in Fire continues to be excellent although I haven't had time to watch any this past week. Hoping to get back to it again on Monday.

Our lockdown is getting reviewed next week and I can't see anything changing because as far as I can tell our number of cases hasn't changed. They might go back to the tier system but that really didn't help last time. We seem to be doing okay with vaccine rollout although from what I'm hearing the north seems to be doing better than the south in terms of how much vaccine is available. No idea why that is.

We're certainly nowhere near ready to go back to anything approaching 'normal' yet so it'll be interesting to see what happens.
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Challenge #12

In your own space, resurrect an old meme. Have fun with it! Which is the goofiest meme you can think of? Put on your party hat and be silly!! Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


I'm really terrible about remembering old meme, but I scrolled through some of the suggestions over at [community profile] snowflake_challenge and there's a couple that I want to do.

Desktop/Wallpaper screen shot )

And I'm going to do this one too because I love my music and it's fun to see who likes the same sort of stuff that I do

Music shuffle - go to your favorite source of music that can be shuffled. Your main Spotify playlist, iTunes, your YouTube music playlist. Hit shuffle. Write down the first line of the first twenty songs that come up. When people visit your journal, they have to guess what the songs are. Strike through the ones that have been guessed with the guessers name at the end of the line.

I'm going to be kind and not use my k-pop playlist :D This is my general favourite songs playlist that I listen to when I have a long car journey.

1. One day, when I came home at lunch time
2. Hello, it's me - [personal profile] no_detective (Hello - Adele)
3. You look nice alright
4. I've given up on society
5. I had a dream, or was it real?
6. When you came in the air went out - [personal profile] no_detective (Bad Things - Jace Everett)
7. Well, I guess I should confess that I am starting to get old
8. If I had wings like Noah's dove
9. Hey now, all you sinners
10. What if your heart said you ain't got nothing to lose
11. Hey, what's the big idea?
12. I've never seen a diamond in the flesh - [personal profile] no_detective (Royals - Lorde (although the version I have is by Postmodern Jukebox)
13. I heard that you've been self medicating in the quiet of your room
14. I've waited hours for this
15. She said she needed a break
16. I was sent here for you
17. I put a tack on everything
18. Oh, high on diesel and gasoline
19. I stand in the corner like a tired boxer
20. He lived in the mountains away from mankind
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Challenge #11

In your own space, create a fanwork. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


I know these challenges don't need to be done in order but sometimes I like order. I've been holding off on doing this one until the [community profile] sundial_exchange fanworks were unlocked because that's all I've been working on this year.

So, if you missed yesterday's post, here's what I have created this year so far.
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On Thursday evening I joked on Twitter that it felt like Christmas Eve because were all sat counting down until the time all the fanworks for [community profile] sundial_exchange would be unlocked on Friday morning.

Although it wasn't planned for this reason, I had Friday off work and it really did feel like Christmas when I woke up and had a load of gifts to enjoy.

This was my first time participating in this exchange and I've honestly had so much fun. Initially I was just going to write my gift and leave it at that but I totally got caught up in the community spirit of creating treats and ended up writing a couple of additional little things. It's not over yet, either. Although the fanworks have been revealed the collection is going to remain open for another month for people to add more treats if they wish. I have one in progress at the moment and I have several more Dear Creator letters open that I am hopefully going to write treats for.

I have had such a blast doing this. It's really made me feel part of a fandom community in a way that I haven't felt for quite a while. Everyone is just so friendly and supportive. It's been wonderful.

I think my favourite thing, though, has been the new friends I've made. I contacted [personal profile] achray on a whim because I saw her name on the beta reader list and she mentioned Lost Tomb RPF was a fandom she was happy to beta for. I pinged her a message and we've been chatting pretty regularly on Discord for the past couple of weeks. Not only was she great with the beta work but she got so invested in what I'd written she ended up writing a fic of her own in the same universe as mine as a treat for my recipient.

It was an adventure too. The pairing [personal profile] tinny requested as her first choice has basically no fic so I watched a bunch of behind the scenes videos (looking at Zhu Yilong's face for hours is such a chore) to get some inspiration and then I just dove in. When I first contacted [personal profile] achray I told her the fic was going to be 'no more than 5k' and it ended up being 10k because I couldn't seem to stop.

Then, after I'd submitted it of course, I saw some gifs and thought 'damn, I wish I'd seen that before I'd submitted my fic' so I decided to write another 3k and turn it into a series.

Zero regrets I loved every minute of it.

So, a roundup of what I wrote.

Title: The Unravelling of Zhu Yilong
Fandom: The Lost Tomb RPF
Pairing: Zhu Yilong/Chen Minghao
Rating: Explicit
Summary: Chen Minghao has a deep admiration for anyone who works hard to master their craft. He’s already imagining what he and Zhu Yilong can do together.

Title: Hotpot Reunion
Fandom: The Lost Tomb RPF
Pairing: Zhu Yilong/Chen Minghao
Rating: Explicit
Summary: “Wu Xie and I also have our own pairing.” Chen Minghao is talking like he hasn’t read some of the most filthy Wu Xie/Pangzi fanfiction down the phone at him and then described at length what it would be like if they decided to act it out “But what about me and Xiaoge?”

Title: Because the Night
Fandom: The Lost Tomb
Pairing: Gen
Rating: General Audiences
Summary: This is what they do. They’ve been through so much together, and they help each other through it together.

And, I received some wonderful gifts too! [personal profile] naye made a wonderful cover for my first Guardian fic which I have already added. I love it so much!

And I received two lovely fics from two of my favourite authors. I honestly couldn't be more happy!

Title: All the Maps Were Wrong
Author: [personal profile] frith_in_thorns
Fandom: The Lost Tomb
Pairing: Gen
Rating: Teen
Summary: On the way back from Thunder City, Liu Sang is struggling more than he wants to admit.

Title: Let Him Lay His Head On My Chest
Author: [personal profile] laireshi
Fandom: The Lost Tomb
Pairing: Wu Xie/Zhang Qiling
Rating: Teen
Summary: Xiaoge gets scratched with a poisoned arrow. Wu Xie and Pangzi take care of him.
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Challenge #10

In your own space, write a love letter to Fandom in general, to a particular fandom, to a trope, a relationship, a character, creator, episode, or it could be your fandom friends. Share your love and squee as loud as you want to. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


I suspect this is going to end up being quite long so I'm putting it under a cut

Dear Fandom )
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Challenge #9

In your own space, brag about yourself. Tell us what things you've done that you're proud of; the things that make you the wonderful person you are. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


I nearly skipped this one because bragging about yourself is really hard! But, you know, we all need a bit of self love especially at the moment so I decided to have a go.

1. I am proud of my ability to build fandom communities. It started with Livejournal comms that I set up and built, these days it's Twitter groups. I just want people to have a place where they can go and talk to people that love the same things they do. I'm proud that my Untamed group started with 5 people and now has nearly 30. It makes me happy that people feel comfortable enough to invite their friends to join, and that everyone gets along so well that we now do voice-chat group watches together on a Saturday.

2. I am proud that I have written 850,000 words of fic since I first got involved in online fandom.

3. I am proud that one of the events I created for Random Acts is still going strong.

4. I am proud that several people, when they met me in person for the first time, said I'm exactly the same in person as I am online. I hope this means I am genuine.

5. I am proud of my infectious enthusiasm that results in people watching/reading/listening to the things I love.
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Challenge #8

In your own space, create a wishlist. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


I always feel a bit weird asking for things but here goes

1. Welcome new people to your fandom! Joining a new fandom can be intimidating, especially if you don't know anyone. If you see newbies extend them a welcome, introduce them to other fans. That's what happened with me and Guardian and honestly it made me feel so happy.

2. Enthuse about your fandoms. Sometimes all you need to do to get people interested in a fandom is to talk about it. Don't ever worry that you're boring people or being 'off brand' by talking about the things you love. I guarantee people will enjoy hearing about it.

3. Rec me a movie! We have weekly movie nights where me and some of the guys from work watch a movie via Teleparty or Amazon Prime Watch Party. We're always looking for suggestions for things to watch so if you have a movie you love that's on Netflix or Amazon Prime that you think everyone should watch let me know and I'll add it to our list.

4. I have a blanket transformative works policy on my AO3 so if anything inspires you go wild.

5. Show me the view from your window. We're all cooped up at the moment and after having fun with Window Swap I'd love to see what you can see.

Urgh

Jan. 23rd, 2021 02:08 pm
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Well, after saying how painless and straightforward my covid vaccine was my body decided to strike back and hit me with some of the more severe side effects that I'd been told I might experience.

I felt totally fine until late yesterday evening. I started to feel a bit chilly while I was on Zoom with the Newcastle gang and by the time we were done with the call I was shivering violently and my teeth were chattering. Had a hot shower and that didn't warm me up at all so I bundled myself up in bed which didn't warm me up either but lying down felt better.

Even though the only symptom I had was aches and shivers I had a horrible thought that maybe I'd caught covid at the vaccination centre.

Luckily today I am feeling a lot better. Still a bit run down and achey but the shivering has stopped and paracetamol seems to be helping.

I think I was just one of the unfortunate ones who ended up with flu symptoms as a side effect.

At least I know the vaccine is working I guess.
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Had my COVID shot this morning and, honestly, the most stressful thing about it was actually finding the place. Because it was being offered through work my nearest vaccine site was Leeds (the next city over from mine, about 30 miles away) and of course my Satnav couldn't find the building. Good thing I'd allowed plenty of time for bad traffic and getting lost.

The actual vaccination stuff was incredibly efficient. I was in and out in 10 mins. Everything was clearly signposted and there were loads of stewards around making sure everyone knew where to go and what to do.

I have to say it's the least painful injection I've ever had. I thought the nurse had just put her hand on my arm and then she said it was done!

I'm feeling very tired this evening which I was told could be one of the side effects. More likely I'm tired because I barely slept last night because I was feeling anxious about it, and driving to places I don't know is always tiring. Hopefully I'll feel better after a good night's sleep. Aside from feeling tired I haven't got any other symptoms so I think I just need to sleep.

In fandom news I finally have a completed first draft of my [community profile] sundial_exchange fic. It is a lot longer than I initially planned. I was thinking it wouldn't be any longer than 5k and it's currently pushing 10k and will probably be longer after I've fleshed out some scenes. Now begins the editing process. I initially took today off to do that but because I'm so tired I only got through about 1200 words. Hoping to get a bit more done tomorrow and I have Monday afternoon to work on it too.

I think the last time I posted about the shows I was watching I was just about to start My Unicorn Girl. I ended up ditching that after 4 episodes. I thought it was going to be bad in an entertaining way but it was just bad. Neither of the main characters were particularly likeable and their relationship was mostly snark but not in a fun way.

So, because I still wanted to watch something modern and fun before starting Nirvana in Fire I decided to give Cherry Magic a go. Absolutely the best decision. It is one of the sweetest and most romantic shows I have seen in a long time. It's only short. 12 episodes of 20 minutes, but because I was enjoying it so much I managed to make it last a week because I didn't want it to be over. Highly recommend.

Our group watch of Sha Hai continues and we are all still loving it. We're over halfway through now and have grown rather attached to several of the new character, as well as being excited when old ones show up.

We've got 2 episodes left of Gank Your Heart, which we initially started to make fun of it but actually turned out to be pretty good. We're all rather invested at this point.
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Challenge #7

In your own space, create your own challenge. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


I was trying really hard to think of something for this and then it came to me.

I challenge anyone who wants to do it to try a new TV show. Maybe something you've seen your friends talking about, or one that just sounded interesting from the synopsis.

Your next new fandom could be just around the corner.
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Challenge #6

In your own space, rec at least three fanworks that you didn’t create. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


Ooh, this is easy. I've been doing weekly fic rec posts for years. The past few years I've been posting on Tumblr. My fic rec posts should all be tagged by fandom and pairing, and if you want to go back even further than that my very old fic rec posts (which started in the Supernatural fandom) can be found on my LJ. Sadly the recs on LJ are not sorted by fandom so you'll just have to click through and see what's there.

I should probably try and consolidate these into one place at some point.
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Snagged this one from [personal profile] naye

Your main fandom of the year?
Probably The Untamed although Guardian comes a close second

Your favourite film watched this year?
I should keep better track of all the movies I watch but it was probably Freaky. That was a lot of fun.

Your favourite book read this year?
Well, I barely read any books so I guess it was Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation

Your favourite TV show of the year?
The Untamed. It really is a beautifully shot and acted show, and it opened up the gates to so many other wonderful c-dramas that I also watched

Your favourite online fandom community of the year?
My Untamed group chat on Twitter, which isn't really about The Untamed anymore it's a whole mesh of stuff. They kept me sane and made me laugh when nothing else did. Also honourary mention to the Guardian fandom who piled on with hugs and tissues when I was livetweeting the finale and have been wonderful ever since.

Favorite fanworks of the year?
Anything on my fic rec lists

Your best new fandom discovery of the year?
C-drama fandom in general I think. The Untamed is special, of course, but it's really big and often overwhelming. I've had a lovely time in the Guardian and Lost Tomb fandoms though. Everyone is so nice and friendly.

Your biggest fandom disappointment of the year?
The usual nonsense. Ageism is still rife in fandom spaces, gatekeeping is still a huge problem, people still don't seem to realise that just because someone ships something you don't like that doesn't make them Problematic.

Your biggest squee moment of the year?
The villains in Love and Redemption finally getting brought to justice. I spent 50+ episodes yelling at those assholes and it was so satisfying when they finally got what they deserved.

The most missed of your old fandoms?
I miss hockey a lot, and even though they are coming back in a few days I think this is a catastrophically bad idea. Some teams have already has multiple players test positive for COVID in the space of one day. At least one that I know of is out longer term because of long covid. It's a mess and I hate that it's happening. I'm not going to be able to enjoy hockey until it's safe for everyone involved.

The fandom you haven’t tried yet, but want to?
I'm not actively looking for anything new. There's shows I want to try but whether I get sucked into the fandom or not remains to be seen.

Your biggest fan anticipations for the New Year?
I'm looking forward to writing more. [community profile] sundial_exchange is coming up (PANIC!) so it'll be nice to have lots of new Guardian and associated show fanworks to enjoy.
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Challenge #5

In your own space, promote a canon/talk about a part of canon that you love. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


You can't have fandom without canon, so there are aspects of all the shows and movies I've loved over the years that I think are fantastic.

I could talk about how Buffy/Spike hooked me on the enemies to lovers trope and that it's stuck with me for my entire fandom life.

I could talk about the fascinating idea of young adult Lex Luthor and fall into villainy in Smallville.

I could talk about Castiel giving up everything he's ever known for a man he came to love.

I could talk about a random SHIELD agent in Iron Man becoming so popular with fans that he was instrumental in bring the Avengers together and then got his own show even after his character had been killed off.

I could talk about Lan Wangji's grief, how he raised a child that wasn't his to keep some part of the man he loves close by, his unwavering refusal to leave Wei Wuxian's side after he got him back by some miracle.

I could talk about Shen Wei loving one man for 10,000 years and willing to risk everything to keep him safe.

But what I'm actually going to talk about is The Lost Tomb franchise because that's where I am right now.

Probably should have done a cut before this point )
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L: Say something genuinely nice about a character who isn’t one of your faves.
This works out nicely actually because I've been wanting to talk about Ye Zun for a while now and hadn't got around to it. I was going to do a Twitter thread but I'll talk about him here instead. What I have to say covers all of Guardian right through to the finale so I'm going to put it behind a cut in case there is anyone avoiding spoilers.

Why do I like Ye Zun? )
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Challenge #4

In your own space, create some goals. Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


I had good intentions to set some New Year's Resolutions but the first full week back at work has been a struggle so I haven't done very well.

So, let's try again starting from Monday. Things I would like to achieve:

1. Practice Mandarin every day. I don't have the lofty goal of becoming fluent but it would be nice to get to the point where I can understand at least some of what they're saying in all the dramas I'm watching. I have a couple of apps on my phone to learn Mandarin and my parents got me a book and CD for my birthday in September which I haven't even opened yet.

2. Write at least 500 words per day. I miss writing, but when I try I get distracted by social media a lot. I'm very aware that my writing was at its best when I was doing it every day so I want to try and get back to that. I'm sure I can manage to avoid looking at Twitter or Discord for an hour.

I think I'm just going to stick to those two in order to make it achievable.
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Challenge #3: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

In your own space, tell us who, from one of your fandoms, would you most want to have dinner with (or tea, or a random afternoon visit), And why? This could be a creator, an actor, a costumer, a set designer, a director, a character, a composer, anybody! What would you talk about? What are you dying to know? Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.


An easier question would be who wouldn't I want to have dinner with. I love talking to interesting people, and I've had the pleasure of meeting several during my many years in fandom.

Let's assume for the purpose of this exercise that there are no language barriers, because I was saying to a friend recently I would love to sit down and have a conversation with Zhu Yilong. There's plenty we could discuss about Guardian but I'm actually really interested in The Lost Tomb and how much inspiration he drew from the other shows/movies and the books, and how much was his own interpretation of the character.

I would love to talk to Taemin from SHINee/SuperM especially given the comments he's made about the symbolism of his recent music videos and how he's drawn a lot from ancient philosophy.

Most of my fandoms have been movie/tv based and I really do find the whole craft fascinating so, honestly, I could probably spend an afternoon with just about any actor from my past fandoms and we would have an interesting conversation.

I still remember meeting a recurring guest actor from Supernatural at a convention and we spent about ten minutes talking about the differences between acting on screen and acting on the stage. He was really passionate about theatre but said that filming one episode of a TV show (which would take maybe 2 or 3 days) would pay for him to act on stage for six months.
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I've decided, as a way to try and be more active on here, to sign up for [community profile] snowflake_challenge. It sounds like a nice, stress free way of getting involved in more fandom shenanigans. I'm a bit behind but I'm going to try and catch up this week.

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So, without further ado: Challenge 1 - In your own space, introduce yourself! Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so.

I'm actually going to cheat here because I wrote up a long intro post to make a sticky on my blog a couple of weeks ago.

So, here's a link: All About Hils
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K: What character has your favorite development arc/the best development arc?
Ooh, that's a good question and I'm trying to think now. I think probably Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Love how he went from antagonist that was supposed to be killed off after a few episodes to reluctant member of the Scooby Gang to deliberately fighting to get his soul back.

Master List of Responses )

Peep

Jan. 6th, 2021 01:13 pm
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Had an absolutely insanely busy day at work yesterday. One of those days where I had my 'lunch' at 4pm when I finished. Not fun.

Things are better today, though, which is good.

Not much else going on in the real world. We're back in lockdown, which changes pretty much nothing for me since I've basically been living in lockdown since March. I go out twice a week to mail things for work and stock up on groceries and that's it.

I continue to be immensely grateful for Zoom and fandom for keeping me sane for the past 9 months. I don't know where I'd be without group watches, flailing on Twitter, and writing fic.

Speaking of fic I have finally made progress with my [community profile] sundial_exchange fic! It's actually flowing really nicely now I've got over the initial hump of actually starting it. And, thanks to the comm, I have a beta lined up already. We've been chatting on Discord and sharing ideas which is also helping a lot. YAY!

I started watching My Unicorn Girl on Monday which is not what I expected at all. It was pitched to me as She's The Man only with hockey instead of football. What I've actually got is She's The Man with hockey instead of football, but also Just My Luck. I've only watched the first episode but it's pretty cute. I definitely needed something modern and silly after 60 episodes of Love and Redemption followed by 50 episodes of Sleuth of the Ming Dynasty.

And our tomb raiding shenanigans continue. We've started Sha Hai and it's...actually good? It's a lot darker and more adult than the other tomb shows we've watched but this Wu Xie is fantastic. It's fascinating watching him have to be the responsible adult because the other members of the Iron Triangle aren't around. It actually one of those shows that I would be binging if I wasn't watching with other people. Every episode seems to end on a really compelling cliffhanger.

One of my Twitter friends popped into the group watch just to see what all the tomb nonsense was about and she is now hooked. "I NEED TO KNOW THAT LI CU IS GOING TO BE OKAY!"

This is what happens. I am legit going to be sad when we run out of tomb shows to watch. We've been watching them every weekend since whenever the first season of Reboot started.

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Jan. 1st, 2021 03:41 pm
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I love that this meme has been around since the Livejournal days. I wonder if whoever invented it knows people are still using it.

My 2020 )

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