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rionaleonhart) wrote2008-08-16 01:11 pm
rionaleonhart) wrote2008-08-16 01:11 pm
Food Eats People.
I have been watching a little Avatar: The Last Airbender (or Avatar: The Legend of Aang, as it is inexplicably called here in the UK) lately, and Sokka is a bit great, isn't he? And I'm very impressed by the complexity of the antagonists; that's not something you see often in what is essentially a children's cartoon. Of course, the problem is that Prison Break is my love of the moment, and so when I'm watching Avatar I'm wondering how the characters would get along in Fox River, and that's just not going to end well for anyone. Sokka and Sucre could actually get along wonderfully well (just imagine it!), but I really don't want to let T-Bag anywhere near Katara. (Katara/Scofield: wrong, or so right? ...yes, all right, it's wrong. BUT I AM WEIRDLY INTRIGUED BY THE THOUGHT ANYWAY.)
Speaking of giant mechanical spiders: yesterday, I received a box from America containing a bag of Pokémon figurines (hee!) and a letter.
The letter is one hundred and forty sides of A4 long.
I swear that's got to break some sort of record.
It has apparently been in the writing for about nine months and tells the story, illustrated with stick-figures throughout, of how I became trapped in the world of Final Fantasy XI, had adventures with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
twilit_wanderer's character, briefly encountered the Top Gear trio, got attacked by goblins, nursed unwell chocobos back to health, got knocked out by a winged lion and captured by the undead and eventually escaped.
Seriously, I'm not sure I can ever use the postal service again, becausetwilit_wanderer just won it. I am completely stunned. Thank you so much; this must have taken you years. Not - not literally, obviously, but still. Years.
(Actually, what this has left me with is the great desire to write mile-long letters detailing the recipients' adventures in the world of Pokémon or something. Or maybe Avatar, when I've watched more and got a feel for the world. Or another Final Fantasy. YOU KNOW IT WOULD BE AWESOME.)
Speaking of giant mechanical spiders: yesterday, I received a box from America containing a bag of Pokémon figurines (hee!) and a letter.
The letter is one hundred and forty sides of A4 long.
I swear that's got to break some sort of record.
It has apparently been in the writing for about nine months and tells the story, illustrated with stick-figures throughout, of how I became trapped in the world of Final Fantasy XI, had adventures with
twilit_wanderer's character, briefly encountered the Top Gear trio, got attacked by goblins, nursed unwell chocobos back to health, got knocked out by a winged lion and captured by the undead and eventually escaped.Seriously, I'm not sure I can ever use the postal service again, because
twilit_wanderer just won it. I am completely stunned. Thank you so much; this must have taken you years. Not - not literally, obviously, but still. Years.(Actually, what this has left me with is the great desire to write mile-long letters detailing the recipients' adventures in the world of Pokémon or something. Or maybe Avatar, when I've watched more and got a feel for the world. Or another Final Fantasy. YOU KNOW IT WOULD BE AWESOME.)