a few of my latest things
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Hello, fandom, my old friend. Been so long I've almost forgotten how crazy you are. Almost. It's okay, don't call me, I won't call you.
ANYWAY. So. Noragami. One of the first anime in like forever to really capture me, which tl;dr means: why the hell have I not seen in-depth, sparkling, thought-provoking commentary from either of the Emilys? --
branchandroot and
annotated_em, that is. Or even
starlady who is not an Emily, but does begin with a vowel, so that's close enough. ONE OF YOU. Satisfy my need for analysis! Or I shall be pushed to poke
ivoryandhorn or
phoebe_zeitgeist to carry the weight. Which I might do anyway, because analysis.
SOMEONE. AVAIL ME. My former fandom status as a near-BNF compels you!
Also, I just got home after enjoying two glasses of some really nice reisling, the name of which I totally meant to get and did not. In case you couldn't tell from the random name-dropping. Where is my next episode of Noragami? Or my next scanlated chapter? I'm retired from scanlating, so I'm able to say again that scanlators are toooooo slow. Damn it.
Should reisling be capitalized? Inquiring minds want to know. Leik yesterday.
I actually had to explain tl;dr to my sister this evening (while texting). Either I'm hipper than I realize, or my sister is seriously out of touch. I'm guessing the latter. Very eye-rolling, so sigh.
Also also, I realized while talking to my other sister that I AM the disruption at work. Go me! Doing prototypes and shit that will cause nothing but trouble for other departments, and this is WHY I was hired. This is awesome. I'm causing trouble and I'm getting PRAISE for it.
I'm considering changing my tag from "analysis is my chocolate cake" to "analysis is my greek beignet" because holy fuck you people, this shit is awesome. I am addicted to greek beignets. I shouldn't be, but I am.
I just realized that 'reisling' is another exception to the i-before-e rule. Which reminds me of the time I got sent to the principal's office because I demanded to know why 'science' broke the rule of 'i before e except after e'. Yes, newsflash, I have always been a troublemaker.
There was some other also to add, but I forget now. Where's my extensive analysis on Noragami already?
ANYWAY. So. Noragami. One of the first anime in like forever to really capture me, which tl;dr means: why the hell have I not seen in-depth, sparkling, thought-provoking commentary from either of the Emilys? --
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SOMEONE. AVAIL ME. My former fandom status as a near-BNF compels you!
Also, I just got home after enjoying two glasses of some really nice reisling, the name of which I totally meant to get and did not. In case you couldn't tell from the random name-dropping. Where is my next episode of Noragami? Or my next scanlated chapter? I'm retired from scanlating, so I'm able to say again that scanlators are toooooo slow. Damn it.
Should reisling be capitalized? Inquiring minds want to know. Leik yesterday.
I actually had to explain tl;dr to my sister this evening (while texting). Either I'm hipper than I realize, or my sister is seriously out of touch. I'm guessing the latter. Very eye-rolling, so sigh.
Also also, I realized while talking to my other sister that I AM the disruption at work. Go me! Doing prototypes and shit that will cause nothing but trouble for other departments, and this is WHY I was hired. This is awesome. I'm causing trouble and I'm getting PRAISE for it.
I'm considering changing my tag from "analysis is my chocolate cake" to "analysis is my greek beignet" because holy fuck you people, this shit is awesome. I am addicted to greek beignets. I shouldn't be, but I am.
I just realized that 'reisling' is another exception to the i-before-e rule. Which reminds me of the time I got sent to the principal's office because I demanded to know why 'science' broke the rule of 'i before e except after e'. Yes, newsflash, I have always been a troublemaker.
There was some other also to add, but I forget now. Where's my extensive analysis on Noragami already?
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Date: 2 Mar 2014 05:21 am (UTC)Can't comment on Noragami, since I haven't watched it yet (am taking a break from anime right now, since it's been a while since I came across anything interesting enough to review, and have been watching Korean historical dramas instead).
re: wine
My bit of German pedantry for the evening: Yes, it's capitalized (being a formal name) and it's actually spelled Riesling, not reisling. In German, "ie" is pronounced "ee" so Reesling.
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Date: 2 Mar 2014 05:49 am (UTC)Ahaha, well, that would explain why the spellchecker kept fussing about me typing reisling. Now I know. Riesling. See, no red line!
Although after two glasses, I'm doing pretty good to remember it starts with an R. Don't even ask me how many times I misspelled "remember".
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Date: 2 Mar 2014 03:39 pm (UTC)This from a non-native, no-longer-fluent German speaker with a German, "-lein"-ending name.
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Date: 3 Mar 2014 05:28 am (UTC)Ooooh, it would be so much easier if English went by rules like that. Sigh. Why did English only inherit the exceptions, and none of the rules?
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Date: 2 Mar 2014 05:29 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2 Mar 2014 05:51 am (UTC)Still. I'd think Noragami would be right up your alley, thinky-wise.
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