The Cult of Lincoln

Wednesday, January 31, 2007


Ha! Ko read this post, then came into my room and hit me over the head with this. She said she didn't have any two-by-fours, but I guess a two-by-a millimeter works. :D

She couldn't explain why she wrote Harry/?, as she is a known Harry/Susan shipper. I wonder if she is beginning to see the appeal of the undeniably sexy Harry/Question Mark. (The Question Mark: Curves where it counts, but watch out, it always has a period?)

Anyway, for those unfamiliar, "Lo/Ve" is Logan/Veronica on Veronica Mars (which I don't ship), Tavi/Kitai and Amara/Berard are from Jim Butcher's Codex Alera series (which I ship like mad), Harry/Question Mark refers to Harry of The Dresden Files, and Harry/Hermione I don't ship either, but it's better than Hermione/Ron. *waves Harry/Luna flag*

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Priscilla said at 12:23 AM
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Your description of the question mark just about killed me. Oooh man.

JUST SAY NO TO Lo/Ve! Logan/Piz or Veronica/Piz are the only acceptable relationships! Or possibly Lo/Ve/Pz.
# posted by Blogger Keith : 1:03 PM
 
i know you're joking when you say harry/luna b/c that's crazier than bush/sloth...or maybe not. say no to Lo/Ve!
# posted by Blogger chungy : 5:32 PM
 
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