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1. Don't know if American Apparel has shown up anywhere else - but there are two in the area I live and look - someone actually visited them and did a videotape which they then posted online - How American Apparel Makes you Look Like A Fat Hooker
Made me giggle uncontrollably for five minutes. Yes, I'm easily amused.
2. Apparently procedurals don't just write themselves after all, who knew? To prove the point - SGA members provide the following example - Murder Unscripted starring people from Law and Order franchise
3. A poll on whether fanfic should be legal and if it is ethical from an intellectual property attorney's or copyright professional or legal professional perspective. Go here: http://community.livejournal.com/fandom_lawyers/58023.html?nc=21&style=mine
Off to get lunch, go shopping, and hang with a friend.
Current book:Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen. So far? Pretty freaking good. Much better than last two books. But considering I liked them when I first started reading them, am going to hold off providing much of an opinion until after I've finished the thing.
1. Don't know if American Apparel has shown up anywhere else - but there are two in the area I live and look - someone actually visited them and did a videotape which they then posted online - How American Apparel Makes you Look Like A Fat Hooker
Made me giggle uncontrollably for five minutes. Yes, I'm easily amused.
2. Apparently procedurals don't just write themselves after all, who knew? To prove the point - SGA members provide the following example - Murder Unscripted starring people from Law and Order franchise
3. A poll on whether fanfic should be legal and if it is ethical from an intellectual property attorney's or copyright professional or legal professional perspective. Go here: http://community.livejournal.com/fandom_lawyers/58023.html?nc=21&style=mine
Off to get lunch, go shopping, and hang with a friend.
Current book:Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen. So far? Pretty freaking good. Much better than last two books. But considering I liked them when I first started reading them, am going to hold off providing much of an opinion until after I've finished the thing.