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[changeling]

So. Damn. Tired.

Would have gone to bed an hour and a half ago, but I had a Pratchett book to finish.

Went to both signings today, saw Jo, was insanely jealous of her FictionAlley bag. Want. It has Draco on it.

Tired. Tired. Tired. Tired.

Want a haircut. Want new icons. Yawn.

Thanksgiving dinner rocked. Puuumpkin pie is weird and may take some getting used to.

The Night Watch by Terry Pratchett rocks. Go buy one, and tell them I sent you.

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[tancaliel.livejournal.com]

I hear you on the tiredness. Also, Starling!Draco or postsex!Draco?


(I suppose I could just ask Jo which bag she has... hum.)

*grin*

[twelveeyes.livejournal.com]

*sticks tongue out at Dani first*

Laura, is stripper!Draco. Hah.

Re: *grin*

[tancaliel.livejournal.com]

But stripping would mean he's undressing, and it's obvious he's hastily getting dressed for the picture after just having had hot sex with Harry. Yus.

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[twelveeyes.livejournal.com]

No, Draco is a whore. He is stripping for the public. For lots of money.

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[tancaliel.livejournal.com]

nasasie, who is entirely uncorrupted in the world of H/D slash, says he just had sex with Harry. So there. ^_^

And I guess we should argue about this at some other place than... um. I'm answering from my email thing and I can't remember whether we're having this convo on delirieuse's or epicyclical's journal. I guess that really means this spamming the one-of-the-persons-mentioned-above's journal thing has been going on for too many posts. ::wibble::

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[twelveeyes.livejournal.com]

Ish delirieuse. She has nice hair, too.

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[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

I second that. :D

[dorukai.livejournal.com]

The Night Watch by Terry Pratchett rocks. Go buy one, and tell them I sent you.

No, damnit! Well, not for 8 months or so. I'm collecting paperbacks only, and I'm going to stick to that if it kills me! (and it might)

For the record, signings suck. Standing in a line for 1.5 hours while people are getting huge numbers of books signed and then getting rushed through, getting only one book signed and no talk time with Pterry was a major letdown :(

On the upside, the last signing I went to rocked, but then that wasn't Pterry, so yeah.

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

I liked the last one I went to, when we got to listen to him first.

I'd much rather have all hardbacks. I read them too often for paperbacks.

[dorukai.livejournal.com]

It's telling looking at my Pratchett collection on the shelf. My "The Colour of Magic" is looking really tatty, since I've read it ~15 times. From there the condition starts to improve, until from Hogfather on they're all in mint condition having been read once or twice only :(

In fact . . . there's 3 distinct types on my shelf. The first are books I got during high school, when I used to spend almost every spare moment re-reading my existing Pratchett books (not having the exposure to new stuff, perhaps, or the money to get it). The second are books I got during uni. Enough time to re-read them, and enough money to buy them, but so much exposure to other works that I only managed most of them 2 or 3 times. The third are ones aquired after I entered the workforce, and they're all looking shiny and new . . .

I have had no time to re-read much of anything of late, people keep giving me fascinating stuff I haven't read before ;-)

Actually, it's kind of symptomatic of my life as a whole. I have enough money to buy the stuff I want, but I seem to have little time to enjoy it.

Hrm, anyway, yeah, if you reread the books a lot hardback seems to be the way to go. I shudder to think of the expense of collecting all of Pratchett in hardback though. Eek.

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

Well, I've been at least getting the new ones in hardback. So far I've payed for...one.

The others have been Christmas presents. It's fine to have the expense of hardback when they're paid for by someone else. :)

[dorukai.livejournal.com]

Sneaky, and sensible.

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

Yep. :)

I would have waited with this one, if Pterry hadn't come to town.