Can you beat this?

[fpb]

Proof positive that the wankers actually spend their time looking at my blog for something to wank about.
http://www.journalfen.net/community/fandom_wank/1153597.html
note the reference to an anonymouse who apparently makes it its business to signal any time there is something here that it disapproves of.

Just how sad can you get? This is three steps below stalking Uma Thurman - at least she's beautiful.

EDITED IN: I just noticed that in the wanker's confused mind, it actually counts against me that my f-list disagrees with me AND that I allow the people I criticize and their friends to reply. Of course, since I am banned in their domain, I can see their point. They probably imagine that only losers allow anyone to disagree with or criticize them.

Comments

Re: Ferocious Daffodils, nothing worse!

[curia-regis.livejournal.com]

*shudder*

Totally random comment, but I hate flowers. And your comment of moving daffodils is weirdly reminding me of triffids.

Re: Ferocious Daffodils, nothing worse!

[fpb.livejournal.com]

You are odd.

Re: Ferocious Daffodils, nothing worse!

[curia-regis.livejournal.com]

Oh shush. That's why people like me!

Besides, if you had read The Day of the Triffids when you were nine and had this giant purple tulip in the front yard that was about the size of your head... you might think differently! Although, I'm pretty positive Triffids don't look like tulips, both things creeped me out. My worst nightmare is that someday, I'll have to walk through a field of sunflowers.

Re: Ferocious Daffodils, nothing worse!

[fpb.livejournal.com]

I didn't - in fact, I still haven't. However, John Wyndham was indirectly responsible for one of the great scares of my childhood, too - The Midwich Cuckoos/Village of the Damned, which scared me to death when I was about ten.

Re: Ferocious Daffodils, nothing worse!

[curia-regis.livejournal.com]

I haven't read that one actually. I suddenly don't want to. I'm not sure that I want something else to be terrified of. :p

His writing really isn't that good, but damn it's evocative!

Re: Ferocious Daffodils, nothing worse!

[fpb.livejournal.com]

...in other words, it's not good, but it's good... 8-)

Re: Ferocious Daffodils, nothing worse!

[curia-regis.livejournal.com]

Yeah, something like that.

Have you read The Chrysalids? I think I have, but I don't remember it at all.