But you're OK with girls watching science fiction TV shows, right?

[phoenix64]

OK, I know Primeval is just fluff, but that didn't keep me from actually shrieking aloud when Abby said, "Girls don't talk comics."

Uh yes, quite a few of them do. Some of them are pretty cute, too.

More importantly: hey, Hodges and Haines, HOW COULD YOU HAVE ABBY SAY THAT?! How many comic-reading young girls did you just make feel a smidgen more insecure about being themselves by that comment? You idiots.

Even more importantly: that's hardly even a real question. Wolverine, of course.

Oh, and about that reveal concerning Stephen and Helen: I called that weeks ago, but the truth is part of me thought it was the fan goggles.

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[rustydog.livejournal.com]

I have similar storage problems. I've tried to organize and make choices and move some books into storage, but that only goes so far! (And where am I going to put my action figures and give them room to play?) And then the comics keep increasing every month. I've got the older ones organized in hanging files inside cardboard storage boxes, but the only place left was on a utility shelf under my plants by a window, and I don't like their chances during a big storm!

[phoenix64.livejournal.com]

In my last apartment one place I had put some shelves and also stacked books was underneath the breakfast bar. But the breakfast bar was on the other side of the kitchen sink, and because of clogged pipes elsewhere in my apartment building my sink had overflowed, and for some reason I didn't realize at first that some of it had gotten underneath the breakfast bar and had soaked the bottom books. By the time I discovered it they were heavily mildewed and the mildew had started to spread. I still haven't replaced all those books. *sniff*