Hmm.

[butterfly]

I'm apparently re-downloading Kaaza solely to have Superman's Song on my computer. After watching the dS pilot earlier, it's been in my head on and off all day.

After having seemingly exhausted the supply of Fraser/Kowalski stories on the net, I'm now debating about whether or not to read some Sentinel fic, despite the fact that I've never seen an episode and the pictures I've seen of Blair's hair scare me. I know the basic story behind the whole thing and I know that it was one of the gayest shows that ever gayed and that's about it.

I've read all of Speranza's dS fic several times and Francesca is (apparently) her Sentinel alter-ego, which means that the writing quality is tops and...

I really want to read new stuff. So, I think that I'll go ahead and read her Sentinel fic.

*mutters about slow download speeds*

I deleted Kaaza because it was annoying my ass right off. And now I'm willing to let it back into my computer.

The things that Ben Fraser inspires me to do.

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[silviakundera.livejournal.com]

Helen wrote Sentinel stuff! [go here and then to Search and look for Helen under author]

Paper Cranes and Fruit Of The Vine are a couple of the most popular stories in the fandom, from what I remember...

A Long Time Looking is one of my favorites.

Wine, Women, and Schlong cracks me up.

and, um. my favorite Sentinel sorta cheese soap opera can be found here -- A Million Pieces. not brilliance, but it sure entertained me way back when.

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[butterfly.livejournal.com]

Ooo. Thanks. Will check out.

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[butterfly.livejournal.com]

Okay. Question.

What is 'Senslash Fun'? Because that's an option under categories but they never explain it. And I'm confused.

[silviakundera.livejournal.com]

Oh, those are the fics I usually ignore. I've read pretty much everything in the archive EXCEPT them. I usually think they don't count. ;)

It's like, when the lists were really really active, back when... Senslash list members had cutesy, jokey fics they'd post (sometimes with inside jokes). The fics are generally short and written in a quick dash.

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[butterfly.livejournal.com]

They have an entire category for in-joke fics?

Dude... that's... I'm stuck between 'hilarious' 'truly, deeply, wrong'.