HAHA, OMG, OBVIOUSLY WHERE THIS ARTICLE IS FUNDAMENTALLY FLAWED IS THE BIT WHERE IT NEGLECTS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT TOM STOPPARD: REALPERSONFICWRITER. /silly
Ugh, how is the Merlin cast so adorable, Lass? Sometimes I feel like they must have been something dreamed up by fandom's collective subconscious, like Misha Collins.
OKAY, REMEMBER THAT TIME WE TURNED INTO DINOSAURS? CRAZY. True story, there are like 50 million dinosaurs statues scattered around Pittsburgh because evidently Andrew Carnegie used to go to excavations and just, like, get the bones shipped back to Pittsburgh without actually consulting anyone, and then compensate the scientists/whatever afterwards, and apparently this is something that we are proud of, as a city? I guess people weren't as litigious in the first half of the 20th century or something. I have no idea how/why this could have been considered appropriate behavior. There's even a statue of Mr. Rogers as a T-Rex, if, uh, you're familiar with that program, and it's holding these kittens or something. A-are they trying to suggest that Mr. Rogers ate kittens? It's horrifying. And it's at this preschool thing, but sort of situated behind/between a lot of shrubbery, so god forbid you walk past it when you're tired/drunk, it's fucking scary. I'm not entirely sure why I'm telling you this story, I'm kind of tired.
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Ugh, how is the Merlin cast so adorable, Lass? Sometimes I feel like they must have been something dreamed up by fandom's collective subconscious, like Misha Collins.
OKAY, REMEMBER THAT TIME WE TURNED INTO DINOSAURS? CRAZY. True story, there are like 50 million dinosaurs statues scattered around Pittsburgh because evidently Andrew Carnegie used to go to excavations and just, like, get the bones shipped back to Pittsburgh without actually consulting anyone, and then compensate the scientists/whatever afterwards, and apparently this is something that we are proud of, as a city? I guess people weren't as litigious in the first half of the 20th century or something. I have no idea how/why this could have been considered appropriate behavior. There's even a statue of Mr. Rogers as a T-Rex, if, uh, you're familiar with that program, and it's holding these kittens or something. A-are they trying to suggest that Mr. Rogers ate kittens? It's horrifying. And it's at this preschool thing, but sort of situated behind/between a lot of shrubbery, so god forbid you walk past it when you're tired/drunk, it's fucking scary. I'm not entirely sure why I'm telling you this story, I'm kind of tired.