You're gonna be bothered by how cool I am.

Okay, some people at the CSHH thread over at FAP have requested a list of the enumerated reasons posters have given for disliking the Harry/Hermione pairing. Since I didn't know of anywhere else that I could post them right now, I've put them here. I didn't put author's names with them, because it took long enough to forage through half a dozen threads for the reasons in the first place. They're mostly by harry's_wheezy and myself, with a couple by hymnia and at least one from Werrf. If it's a funny one, it was probably written by harry's_wheezy. Just click on our slogan below if you're curious.

( Can't Stand H/Hr! SERENITY NOW!! )

Thank you for your time and attention.

Okay, some people at the CSHH thread over at FAP have requested a list of the enumerated reasons posters have given for disliking the Harry/Hermione pairing. Since I didn't know of anywhere else that I could post them right now, I've put them here. I didn't put author's names with them, because it took long enough to forage through half a dozen threads for the reasons in the first place. They're mostly by harry's_wheezy and myself, with a couple by hymnia and at least one from Werrf. If it's a funny one, it was probably written by harry's_wheezy. Just click on our slogan below if you're curious.

( Can't Stand H/Hr! SERENITY NOW!! )

Thank you for your time and attention.

After one of my cube-mates asked the group "why is it only 10:45?" this morning, the entire population of Happyville (our little land of cubicles consisting of myself, the Singles Ministry Assistant, the Student Ministry Assistant, and the Outreach/Records Assistant) staged a Starbucks breakout. We synchronized our watches and left seperately, met up at one of our cars, and burned rubber out of the covered parking lot. Caring not that our voice mails would be overflowing, people wanting us to do stuff would be hovering over our cubes, and the building might even burn down in the 20 minutes it would take us to get our frappucinos and come back, we sped down Broadway and almost ran over some Vanderbilt student on our way into the Starbucks parking lot (never get between a working woman and her tall caramel frap).

When we got back, our driver dropped us off at different places around the building, so that we could arrive back at the office at different times and hopefully avoid the watchful eye of the receptionist at the front desk.

Sadly, that is the most exciting thing that has happened either at work or on the debate front today. But I'd like to congratulate bohemianvixen on sticking it to a certain H/Her about the very un-Britishness of pumpkin pie.

Anyway, meme time (okay, I have no idea what meme means, but I wanted to participate in this, so :p). Here is piperx's book list:

J.R.R. Tolkien
James Joyce
Douglas Adams
Oscar Wilde
Tom Robbins
Aleksander Solzhenitsyn
Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
Italo Calvino
Albert Camus
Henry David Thoreau

and here's mine:

J.R.R. Tolkien
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Thomas Hardy
Oscar Wilde
Jane Austeb
Honore de Balzac
Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
A.S. Byatt
Henry Fielding
Henry David Thoreau

After one of my cube-mates asked the group "why is it only 10:45?" this morning, the entire population of Happyville (our little land of cubicles consisting of myself, the Singles Ministry Assistant, the Student Ministry Assistant, and the Outreach/Records Assistant) staged a Starbucks breakout. We synchronized our watches and left seperately, met up at one of our cars, and burned rubber out of the covered parking lot. Caring not that our voice mails would be overflowing, people wanting us to do stuff would be hovering over our cubes, and the building might even burn down in the 20 minutes it would take us to get our frappucinos and come back, we sped down Broadway and almost ran over some Vanderbilt student on our way into the Starbucks parking lot (never get between a working woman and her tall caramel frap).

When we got back, our driver dropped us off at different places around the building, so that we could arrive back at the office at different times and hopefully avoid the watchful eye of the receptionist at the front desk.

Sadly, that is the most exciting thing that has happened either at work or on the debate front today. But I'd like to congratulate bohemianvixen on sticking it to a certain H/Her about the very un-Britishness of pumpkin pie.

Anyway, meme time (okay, I have no idea what meme means, but I wanted to participate in this, so :p). Here is piperx's book list:

J.R.R. Tolkien
James Joyce
Douglas Adams
Oscar Wilde
Tom Robbins
Aleksander Solzhenitsyn
Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
Italo Calvino
Albert Camus
Henry David Thoreau

and here's mine:

J.R.R. Tolkien
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Thomas Hardy
Oscar Wilde
Jane Austeb
Honore de Balzac
Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
A.S. Byatt
Henry Fielding
Henry David Thoreau