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Nov. 8th, 2004 12:45 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sarrenIf you scroll down this page there's a map showing which states voted Kerry or Bush, and directly below is a map showing Slavery states and non slavery states. Woah.
Another fabulous short story here written in that Theodore Nott/Neville universe, gen from Blaise's pov. Just lovely writing. (Written by Circe, recced by dorrie6)
Some random stranger's lj whose last couple of posts are very funny. Exerpt...
I wanted to establish contact with her, but there was nowhere to pull over. Normally, Los Angeles drivers are prepared for anything, and can swerve around a car that has gone from 60 to zero in the middle of an intersection while sipping an Americano and talking on three cell phones simultaneously, but somehow the concept of driving in the rain scares them senseless. I knew if I pulled to the side of the street the California drivers, already understandably on edge because of the WATER FALLING FROM THE SKY and ONTO THEIR CARS, would panic like so many frenzied Chicken Littles, causing an 8 car pile up and probably killing both me and my one-legged friend.
And on a personal note. I bought me a lanyard. I have no idea what I'm supposed to do with it but I know they're cool and trendy and sometimes I succumb to the lure of being a try-hard and besides, it was $2 and says 'Bad Girl 24/7' in funky lettering. So there.
Another fabulous short story here written in that Theodore Nott/Neville universe, gen from Blaise's pov. Just lovely writing. (Written by Circe, recced by dorrie6)
Some random stranger's lj whose last couple of posts are very funny. Exerpt...
I wanted to establish contact with her, but there was nowhere to pull over. Normally, Los Angeles drivers are prepared for anything, and can swerve around a car that has gone from 60 to zero in the middle of an intersection while sipping an Americano and talking on three cell phones simultaneously, but somehow the concept of driving in the rain scares them senseless. I knew if I pulled to the side of the street the California drivers, already understandably on edge because of the WATER FALLING FROM THE SKY and ONTO THEIR CARS, would panic like so many frenzied Chicken Littles, causing an 8 car pile up and probably killing both me and my one-legged friend.
And on a personal note. I bought me a lanyard. I have no idea what I'm supposed to do with it but I know they're cool and trendy and sometimes I succumb to the lure of being a try-hard and besides, it was $2 and says 'Bad Girl 24/7' in funky lettering. So there.