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Padfoot the Marauder
23 October 2007 @ 08:01 pm
Dumbledore is gay?!!  
Quote: At a press conference this morning in Toronto, author J.K. Rowling was asked repeatedly about the recent revelations regarding the background information on Dumbledore and the fact that she said she felt this character was gay.

I am so loving JK Rowling right now! There were certain things (especially in HBP) Dumbledore said to Harry I thought was amusing in a '*snort*-this-could-easily-be-interpreted-in-a-very-different-way'-sort of manner, but I never thought JK Rowling would seriously 'out him'. I think this is a huge deal and not only in terms of the books. Though unintentional, this might be the most influential pro-gay-acceptance initiatives ever.

Someone should send JK Rowling flowers. Seriously.
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
02 September 2007 @ 11:18 am
A short list of the most important things that have been going on recently:  
There have been some budget problems at work, with the result that someone had to be let go. 'Someone' being me. So starting october, I'm officially unemployed. Inconveniently, I'm leaving on vacation early september, and don't get back until the end of the month.

I dropped my glasses and one of the lenses popped out. I have been able to push it back in, but I'm still going to need new ones. Gah.

I decided to shower at work this morning, so I could sleep in (getting up early on a sunday should be illegal). Stupidly, I brought two bottles of shampoo instead of shampoo and conditioner. *pouts* I don't care what people say, without conditioner it's just not the same!

I'm busy getting all my stuff in order for my vacation, because I'm leaving for Peru on Thursday. I'm looking forward to it, but I absolutely loathe packing.

I'd started writing a new Draco/Hermione fic, but abandoned it because it wasn't really going anywhere. Though, I've come up with a new idea, which I believe is quite daring. :-) I'll try my hand at it when I get back.

Went to see 'Zatôichi' last night. I'd seen it before, but not on the big screen. It's a good film, though I can see why I didn't remember much of it after watching it the first time; there are a lot of secondary characters and there's just so much going on. Nevertheless, I truly enjoyed it. The fight-scènes are realistically done (short and brutal). The funny bits were executed with a contagious flair of naivety that blends well with the tone of the rest of the film. I especially love parts where the farmers and construction workers create 'music' through the work they perform. And the dance sequence at the end is nothing short of awesome.

My only complaint is that Tadanobu Asano (who plays Hattori Genosuke, the rônin) needs more screen time, because he's just so dreamy! ;-) He's ruggedly handsome and effortlessly cool; completely crush-worthy. I first noticed him in 'Gohatto' and he became reason number 1032 for why I think that movie is fantastic. That man truly is a cross between Johnny Depp and Toshirô Mifune (and what an interesting blend that is!). *sighs dreamily*
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
14 August 2007 @ 11:48 pm
'Rurouni Kenshin' Question  
I sort of lost track of ‘Rurouni Kenshin’ after they stopped airing it here in Belgium 4-5 years ago, but I rediscovered the series last year. I own the first two seasons on DVD in the original Japanese version, but out of curiosity I’ve also seen several of the English-dubbed episodes on Youtube. Yesterday I was cleaning out one of my cupboards and found a couple of old VHS tapes. I put them in the tape recorder and discovered a bunch of programmes I taped around the year 2002, amongst them a few episodes of ‘Rurouni Kenshin’ in the English dub (the first four episodes of the Kyoto-arc). The strange thing is that the version I found on the tapes, although in English, is a different one and I’d like to know why it exists.

Here are several things that struck me about it:

1) Several of the characters’ names have been changed; Kenshin is known as ‘Kenshee’, Kaoru as ‘Cori’ and Yahiko as ‘Yoshi’. When first bought the DVD’s last year I did remember thinking the character names used to be different, but later on I figured I must have remembered this incorrectly. Now, strangely, it seems I was right all along.
2) Kenshin is, apparently, going to Edo (???) instead of Kyoto.
3) Saito sneezes and, instead of giving a harmless comment, the waitress calls him a pig. (?!)
4) During the famous firefly-farewell-scene, the last thing Kenshin says to Kaoru before leaving for … Edo, apparently, is: ‘Thank you Cori, thank you for everything you’ve given me. I just have to go to Edo, but that doesn’t mean I don’t love you. Goodbye Cori.’(!?!?!?) Whatever happened to just saying ‘Sayonara’? And then they cut out the kanji-epilogue at the end, immediately skipping to the end credits right after Kenshin walks away (completely ruining the dramatic effect, in my opinion).
5) Most of the voice cast seems the same; however both Seta Sôjiro and Okita Sôji are clearly dubbed by a different person with a much deeper voice. Kaoru’s voice is also different, and strangely, I prefer her this way. I can’t tell if Sano’s different, but if he’s not, he did a better job in this version. As for the others; their performance is much better in the other version.
6) Also, the lines have been translated quite differently. Several times they took quite a leap from the original text, making characters say things that make them seem a bit out of sorts. For instance, the way they’re phrasing it, Kenshin suddenly seems adamant in letting his inner Battousai loose to fight Shishio, giving it a fighting chance and to see which life works best for him.
7) The translators clearly disliked silences, because they’ve also given a few characters an inner-monologue or off-screen-texts when there should be silence. (Cori? Did you hear what I said? Cori?)

I realise that if you get ten translators to translate the same passage, you end up with ten different texts (although having Kenshin say ‘I love you’ to Kaoru seems a bit of a stretch to me). Even so, I’ve noticed that the manga, the Japanese DVD with Dutch subtitles and the English dub on youtube seem to have a translation that mostly corresponds with each other, so I’m tempted to consider the interpretation they’ve offered me as correct.

I don’t understand why would they go to the trouble to write an alternate translation, change the names of a few characters and enlist the same voice-actors (save for a few) to do the same job twice? Perhaps the translators eventually realised their mistakes, wanted a second chance and tried to stick to the original script? But if this were so, then I don’t understand why they had the inferior version shipped to other countries.

Has anyone seen the series in this version or could possibly explain to me why it exists?
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
23 July 2007 @ 10:14 pm
The End of an Era  
(‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows’ rant (plus spoilers) below the LJ-cut. )

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Padfoot the Marauder
01 July 2007 @ 11:07 pm
Doctor Who, Season 3 final.  
I loved the season's final! It was gripping, exciting, heart-warming ... As good as last season's' and this one didn't have the dramatic benefits of having a tearful exit of the shows' leading lady (I don't think anyone genuinely believes that Martha is really leaving). Too bad the Master died, though. John Simms was great in the role. It would have been nice to see him as a regular villain.

It makes me depressed knowing I have to wait so long for season 4.

However, just one more thing...

JACK IS THE FACE OF BOE!?!?!!
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
19 June 2007 @ 07:04 pm
Fic: "Kaoru's Naughty Little Fantasy"  
Title: Kaoru’s Naughty Little Fantasy

Fandom: Rurouni Kenshin

Summary: Kaoru discovers the pleasures of having a vivid imagination.

Pairing: Kenshin/Kaoru

Rating: NC-17

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Padfoot the Marauder
11 June 2007 @ 09:47 pm
 
All the good television shows are drawing to a close for the summer. 'Grey's Anatomy' finished a few weeks ago, 'Heroes' has come to a close on monday and the second season of 'Prison Break' has ended yesterday. I can live without 'Grey's anatomy', but I'm seriously going to miss 'Heroes' and 'Prison Break'. Masi Oka (Hiro Nakamura) and Wentworth Miller (Michael Scofield) are the two most recent additions to my 'If I Could Assemble My Own Private Harem, Who Would I Choose To Be In It'-List, so all I can say is: stupid summer hiatus! The sad thing is we probably won't see the continuation of these shows for at least a year, same thing as what happened with 'Lost'. Bwech. Americans are spoiled.

No, I don't seriously have a 'If I Could Assemble My Own Private Harem, Who Would I Choose To Be In It'-List, but now that I think ofn it, it sounds intriguing enough, so perhaps I should make one. :-)

On another topic, I just finished watching the latest episode of 'Doctor Who', entitled 'Blink', and all I can say is holy cow, that was scary! They were the scariest moving-statue-ish creatures I've ever seen on television. The fact that they were moving, but you couldn't see them moving was what mad them so creepy. Great episode.
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
31 May 2007 @ 07:15 pm
A day of two opposites  
Why this day sucked …


I am severely annoyed! Yesterday evening I got an email telling me my vacation to Turkey/Syria/Jordan/Egypt has been cancelled due to a shortage of participants. So now I have to go look for a replacement holiday destination. Now, the thing is, I also really wanted to go to Japan, even more so that the vacation I originally planned, but I didn’t think of going because it was more expensive than I’d like to pay for a vacation. But now Japan is completely booked except for a two-week trip, which I’m not going to do, cause I’m not going to Japan for that short of time. Then I’d rather go next year.

I’m now going to have to do some heavy decision-making on where I want to go and how much I’m willing to pay for it. And quite soon, before more vacations will be completely booked. I’m thinking about Peru or Mexico, or maybe just the trip that goes to Syria and Jordan. Gnah, I don’t know.

And please nobody call me a spoiled brat because, woe is me, I have to decide on a new vacation while lost of people don’t even have the luxury of going at all.

Why this has been a good day …


All the stuff I ordered form Amazon has arrived, much earlier than expected (whoop!). I ordered ‘Gohatto (Taboo)’, ‘Mibu gishi Den (When the Last Sword is Drawn)’ and the ‘Peacemaker Kurogane’ DVD-box.

And no, it’s not a coincidence that all these films are centred around the Shinsengumi. I seem to have developed an active interest in the Bakumatsu period of Japan, more specifically with the Shinsengumi and their more prominent members. I can’t help it; they’re all just so damn interesting.

I was a bit peeved to find out my “Peacemaker Kurogane” DVD- box appeared to be only for region 1 DVD’s (it didn’t say that on the site), but I managed to reconfigure my laptop so I can watch it there. Besides, the series doesn’t appear to be available anywhere else and I doubt it even exists on a region 2 DVD. So perhaps it’s a good thing it didn’t say ‘region 1 only’ on the site, because then I’d never have ordered it in the first place.

I’ve now seen the series until episode 21 (I’d seen the first 10 on youtube, until they removed it) and I’m truly enjoying it. It’s a lot like ‘Rurouni Kenshin’, but from the point of view of the ‘enemies’. I think the reason why this series isn’t as widely known is because it’s difficult to pinpoint who their target audience is. At times it’s very cutesy (like it’s a show aimed for kids), but swiftly turns into a full blown horror fest with buckets of blood and gore (at times it’s genuinely scary, like in episode 20 with Tetsu stuck with Yoshida in the burning shack! I don’t know what happens next, so no one dare tell me!).

Hijikata Toshizõ is just how I’d imagined him: a handsome total knock-out in an anti-hero sort of way, but also cold and deadly. The kind of guy that makes you go weak in the knees, but are afraid to look at out of fear of provoking him.

Okita Sõji is great, all though I must admit that in the first episode, before he told his name, I genuinely thought he was a girl. I’d be embarrassed about this mistake, but he really does look and sound like a girl. However, when he’s wearing his Shinsengumi-haori and his hair pulled back, he looks great. I can’t wait to see how they’ll handle his ‘fit’ during the Ikeda-ya affair. There seems to be a small build up, because I’ve noticed him coughing a few times. Sõji’s real-life demise is simply tragic, especially because he was such a kenjutsu prodigy. I’m eager to see how they’ll animate it.
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
26 May 2007 @ 03:18 am
Heil, visitors from the real world...  
Apparently some friends of mine are planning a grand-scale assault on the internet search-engines, with the intent on finding this very website. Part of me feels honored, yet another part hopes they're currently busy with excessive alcohol consumption, henceforth having destroyed the braincells that should remember their evil plan by morning. Still, to be safe, I'm now sitting in front of my computer at 03.30 in the morning (!),'cleaning house' because I'm expecting company.

So, if any of you manages to stumble on this site and is still determined to read something of mine, below are the stories that don't completely suck. The top five are short stories (basic fluff with a minimal amount of plot, but perhaps the best thing to read if you're only interested in a sample of my writings). The others are longer with more plot, but if you're not planning to read the whole thing, I'd suggest you stick with a one-shot. And at the bottom there's one of my 'attempts' at making a comic. Yes, I was bored that week.

And in case you haven't noticed yet, I write Harry Potter fanfiction. If you wonder why:
A. It's fun.
B. It's so much easier not having to create your own characters and surrounding universe and being able to break the laws of physics and general reason every now and then.
C. It's fun.
D. Did I mention that I think it's fun?

And could you please be so kind as to leave a review, or at least a message, after you've read something? It would be greatly appreciated.

Got to go to sleep now. Will alter possible spelling-errors by morning. *yawns*


Fics that don't suck (too much)


A Wish Fulfilled
Summary: Hermione Granger is a smart girl, a smart girl who doesn’t believe in wishes. Wishes haven’t been scientifically or magically proven and personal experience tells her they don’t work. Yes, Hermione is a smart girl, but she doesn’t know everything ...
pairing: Draco/Hermione
Rating: NC-17 (PWP)

A Late Night Delivery
Pairing: Hermione/Fanon Blaise
Rating: NC-17
Chapters: 1
Summary: Hermione wanted to know what it was like to be in love. She wanted to experience sex, tenderness and intimacy; even if it was only for a little while... and even if she had to pay someone to feign it. (Blaise/Hermione)

Educating Draco
Pairing: Draco/Hermione
Rating: NC-17
Chapters: 2
Summary: After accidentally hearing Hermione getting herself off in the shower, Draco realises that he isn’t the only one pretending to be something he isn’t.

Sisterly Love
Pairing: Narcissa/Bellatrix
Rating: R
Chapters: 1
Summary: She was her sister; the same blood ran through their veins. Bellatrix was her love, her life, her very being; she could never be replaced, not by any man.

Melting The Ice
Pairing: Draco/Hermione
Rating: NC-17
Chapters: 1
Summary: Draco and Hermione find themselves stuck on the Antarctic after an accident in Apparating. They need a way to get through the night without freezing to death... which calls for desperate measures.

Why Draco Should Not Be Using Tampons
Pairing: Draco/Hermione
Rating: NC-17
Chapters: 14
Summary: Draco and Hermione, like all newly appointed Head Boys and –Girls before them, are assigned to switch bodies for the first week of term to ensure a prosperous collaboration between them in the future. Will this week turn out to be as horrible as it sounds? Probably, but you’ll have to read to find out.

Trials of Affliction and Light Sleeping
Pairing: Draco/Hermione
Rating: NC-17
Chapters: 16
Summary: Draco discovers that he is part Veela. The odd thing is that Veelas are only supposed to be female. This little fact wouldn’t be bound to bring along some peculiar side effects during mating season, now would it?

The Homerun Blues
Pairing: Draco/Hermione
Rating: NC-17
Chapters: 11
Summary: When Draco slips Hermione a potion for a laugh, a potion with a crucial footnote he neglected to read while making it, he must suffer the consequences of his actions...

Patented Daydream Charms
Pairing: Draco/Hermione
Rating: NC-17
Chapters: 9
Summary: It had been one of the most wonderful, exciting experiences of her life, yet Hermione was upset. She didn’t understand... How could... It didn’t make any... It’s just... Why did the fantasy-lover in her Patented Daydream Charm look like Draco Malfoy?!

Draco/Hermione comic: Comic

Edit: I tried fixing the problems with the links. Thy worked for me either way, so if they're still not working, let me know, 'kay?
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
13 May 2007 @ 03:01 pm
My job is a disgrace!  
I would like to take this opportunity to state that my job is a disgrace to all professions, educational programs and hardworking people struggling to collect a decent wage. And the terrible thing is: I don't care. I'm the luckiest son of a bitch in the world and I refuse to feel guilty about it.

I'm currently pulling a double shift, because I switched shifts with a co-worker because it suited us better this way. So, yesterday (saturday) I arrived at work at 18.30 o' clock and would be staying there until sunday 21:00. What did I do all night? I watched television, surfed the internet, watched some more television, ate some crisps and watched the first few episodes of the second season DVD of 'Stargate: Atlantis' (which one of the guys had found under the seat at the bus stop!) until 02:00 a.m.

Today, I got up at ten a.m, had a shower, breakfast, and by noon the entire house was vacant except for me. I watched 'Peace Maker Kurogane' on Youtube until 15:00, after which I did some laundry and cleaning because I was going cross-eyed. In about 2 hours one of the guys should start dinner and if the notice board is correct, we'll be having french fries (my favorite!).

This is why I went to college: so I could lay about, stuff my face, hang about with kids my own age and watch television. I can't believe I get payed for this.
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
02 May 2007 @ 11:02 pm
Dirty old man: the Sequel  
Yesterday I got another mail from my ex-colleague that recently decided to behave somewhat creepy (see previous post). It truly was the oddest thing. He says he didn't fully think things through before replying to my mail (in which I told him his behavior was inappropriate) and now decides to retract everything he said in his earlier reply and own up to the things he did wrong.

To be honest, I find this sudden epiphany rather strange. If he'd replied to me this way the first time, I'd probably have believed him, that he'd just let himself get carried away and hadn't realized how inappropriate he was being. However, everything he now says is almost the complete opposite of what he said in his first, and probably truest, reply. And everything is a bit too much what I'd wanted to hear, if you know what I mean.

Or perhaps he found my LiveJournal and read my previous post. Eeeek! Don't think so, but I really hope that's not the case.

This is what I think: that his sudden change of heart has more to do with me not replying to his earlier mail and he figured it was best to try a different approach to get a reply out of me. *snorts derisively*

However, I am hoping a little of what he says is true and that he'll back off from now on.


Edit: Fuck. I think it might actually be the case that he's found my journal and read what's posted before. I'm still hoping it's not, but if you google 'FaintingFancy', this page is right at the top of the list. Bwech.

Yes, I know it's not exactly smart to use the same name on your e-mail address as you do on your LJ. But usually when I decide to give someone my e-mail address, I tend think they're trustworthy!
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
28 April 2007 @ 08:59 pm
Is he a dirty old man or am I a prudish tween?  
I'd really like people's opinion on this because I don't know what to think anymore.

I'm a 23 year old girl. I quit my previous job in december and promised to keep in touch with a co-worker, a 58-year-old man with whom I've had a pleasant working relationship and lots of interesting conversations.

Afterward, we met up on a saturday afternoon for a drink. All went well and he mentions he'd like to meet up again before spring break. I'm thinking, fine, whatever, we'll see how things go. Leading up to spring break, I got a few mails of him, each time asking me to meet up on a saturday. I'm not always available, I sometimes work on weekends and have other friends I occasionally want to see as well. So, we didn't meet up. He starts asking me out on a weekly basis. Maybe it's me, but when I ask someone out who declines me 2 or 3 times, for whatever reason, I think it's a silent agreement that it's the other person who should take the initiative next time. I'd feel pushy otherwise. At any rate, I did find him pushy.

Once he practically pleaded me to join him on a one-day trip to another city and offered to buy me a new set of clothes (?!?). (How he was planning to explain this to his wife, I have no idea.) I start finding this behavior a little odd and because of his (too) frequent mails, feel less and less inclined to go someplace with him. When he asked me again, I sent him a mail that I probably won't be able to meet up any time soon, due to work and hobbies and other issues (which in part is true). As a response I get an e-mail with an attachment of a painting of a naked woman (?!). He mentions he thinks her face looks like mine (?!!) and wonders if the body is a match as well (?!?!!!).

I decided not to reply (didn't really know what to say). After my vacation, he sent me a mail, asking me what's wrong because he feels that I think he did something amiss, but he had no idea what. As a reply, I sent him a mail telling him I find his behavior inappropriate, that I didn't think a 58-year-old married man should offer to buy clothes for a younger woman, take her on city trips, ask her out on a weekly basis and send her pictures of naked women that look like her.

I almost felt sorry sending him that mail, because I'm reasonably sure he didn't mean anything bad. I think he wanted me to be a pall to go play pool with, but personally, I don't think that's realistic. I just think he isn't aware of his age and how that changes things. I believe a man and a woman can just be friends, but I do think there's a certain decorum that must be maintained when there's an age-difference of 35 years. If a 23-year-old male friend would send me a naked picture, I'd probably simply call him a perv and think he's acting stupid, but when a man who's more than old enough to be my father does the same thing: I think 'Ewwwww!'. Maybe that's wrong, but that's how I feel. I also believe you shouldn't send naked pictures to other women when you're married or in a relationship with someone. But maybe that's just me.

Anyway, I got a reply a few days ago. In his stead, I'd probably feel mortified as hell. But no. He hasn't absorbed a thing of what I wrote him. Apparently it's all in my head. He says he feels that I have issues and that I'm taking these problems out on him. He says he has had male friend in their twenties an thirties and believes it should be possible to have friendships with women too. (I think this is true, but I also think there's a difference when meeting up with a bunch of people and meeting up alone). He also mentioned that I'm much more conventional and prudish (no, he doesn't know I've been writing porn for over three years) that he had initially assumed. As a reply to a question I asked him (How he'd feel if his oldest daughter would go on a city trip with a man that's 35 years older than her), he mentions that he'd rather have her go with someone like him than the people he thinks she's seeing now. What I find the oddest is that he still wants to keep meeting up. I just don't understand why he would want to invest so much in this 'friendship'. We didn't see each other that often at work and only met up once after I quit. In truth, I don't really want to see him anymore. It's not that I'm angry or anything, I just wouldn't feel completely comfortable.

What I'm asking is: did I overreact to things? This genuinely is a friendly guy. But honestly, if my father would come home and tell me he's taking a girl who's in her mid twenties out for a city-trip and buy her new clothes, I'd send him to a psychiatrist.

The fact that he doesn't recognize that he might have done anything that could be misiterpretated by others (mainly me) makes me believe he's a bit of a narcissist. If it were me and I made someone unintentionally uncomfortable, the first thing I would do would be to apologize and then perhaps explain myself. He didn't even do that. He basically put me in my place and didn't even consider that I might not want to see him anymore, which I think would be a valid option.

Gah, I just don't know anymore. I'd like some advice and opinions please!
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
31 March 2007 @ 12:41 pm
 
I'm leaving on vacation to Senegal in half an hour. Everyone who reads this, please join me in crossing your fingers and hoping my plane doesn't crash or gets hijacked.

At least this time I didn't watch 'United 93' the week before, like I did during the summer. That was not a good idea.
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
29 March 2007 @ 07:04 pm
My first IMDB review. *glimmers with pride*  
The Internet Movie Data Base … my refuge for when I have nothing to do at work, when I’m generally bored or when I’m scavenging for some movie trivia. After over a year of hanging about, I’ve decided to come out of the lurkers-closet and write a review. I’m so proud of myself I’m practically glimmering.

If anyone cares, you can read it here: http://imdb.com/title/tt0203082/usercomments-37

I haven’t always been as coherent as I’d have liked, but I think I got my point across.
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
18 March 2007 @ 10:56 am
 
On days like yesterday, I'm quite tempted to stop being a lazy bum and start studying for my drivers license. Because I'd had to go home from work after a night shift, go to the city for a pre-travel meeting (I'm going on a group vacation in two weeks), go back home, go back tot the city several hours later for a drink with some friends and then go back home, I'd cycled 63 kilometers! Remarkably, people said I still looked surprisingly well and a stranger even slipped me his phone number on a coaster. Either I should go out more often or I should get this dress in every color. :-)

But I didn't get nearly enough sleep last night, because I had to get up at eight to get to work. They do say you can sleep when you're dead, but meanwhile you're still goddamn tired! As I was cycling to work, I swear my eyes rolled back in their sockets a few times. I'd heard people could fall a sleep behind the wheel, but not on a bike.
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
13 March 2007 @ 10:44 pm
YATTAAAAA!  
They just started airing 'Heroes' over here. Naturally, I had to watch it because;
A. it's about superheroes. They draw me in like a moth to a flame.
B. Milo Ventimiglia is in it (I adored him in 'Gilmore Girls').

However, as lovely an actor Milo is, I've now seen four episodes of the serie and I'm completely smitten with Hiro Nakamura (Masi Oka). He's simply adorable.

Now, let's all say it together: "YATTAAAAAA!"
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
07 March 2007 @ 08:26 pm
ROFL!  
This is too funny. English voice actors messing up while dubbing the japanese anime 'Rurouni Kenshin'. No one seems to be able to pronounce "Amakakeru Ryu no Hirameki" correctly. And you'd think these people are professionals. ;-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfkHAyymQ5w#

I thought these were especially funny:

"The force of his fart was so great, it blew the air away from me!"

"I wanted to call it date rape but my lawyer thought I didn't have a case."

"LET'S GOOOOOO!"

"Its all about the bling-bling"

"Rock on, Kenshin"

"And I haven't even told you yummy's story...". "It's Yumi!" "Yumi, Yummy it's spelled like Yummy..."

"Miss Megumi... get off my back..."
 
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
25 February 2007 @ 10:21 pm
Nice butt!  
Some people's priorities are so out of place. Some new photos from 'Equus' have been released and everyone's in an uproar about Dan smoking on stage. Who even thinks about winging about someone acting like he's smoking, while there are pics of Mr Radcliffe's naked behind and him f*****g a horse? Crazy people.

http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/gallery/album/1851?page=2

I so would like to go see this play! I honestly would be crazy enough to travel to england (it's not that far and I've done it before). But I won't, because no one seems interested in coming with me and I suppose it's a tad ... sad to travel to another country by yourself solely to see a play starring a teenage actor you've developed a fan girl crush on. If one finds someone else nutty enough to come with you, I think it becomes less pathetic. :-)
 
 
Padfoot the Marauder
24 February 2007 @ 05:08 pm
Fic: A Wish Fulfilled (1/1)  
Summary: Hermione Granger is a smart girl, a smart girl who doesn’t believe in wishes. Wishes haven’t been scientifically or magically proven and personal experience tells her they don’t work. Yes, Hermione is a smart girl, but she doesn’t know everything ...

pairing: Draco/Hermione

Rating: NC-17 (PWP)

A/N: Whoa! I’ve uploaded a new fic! Yes, even I am surprised. What’s it been, a year? *tisk tisk*

Disclaimer: I don’t own Harry Potter or any of its characters ... sadly.

A/N: My eternal gratitude to Renee for beta reading.

Read more... )
 
 
 
 

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