Random haiku of the day:

WIAN is so dull.

That’s it, gotta leave the house.

Smoothies, here I come.

Someone Y!M me

And take my boredom away.

Remove this ennui!

I meant to post this

In an earlier entry.

For Renata’s fic:

With language lessons,

Ororo finds Kurt to be

a cunning linguist.

“Dark Side of the Moon”

Accompanies my research.

Bah, stupid WIAN*.

* For my sanity,

I pronounce the acronym

As two syllables

At one point, I laughed,

For it sounded like “weeun”.

Now, just convenience.

Such a good feeling

I get when two of my friends

Become friends themselves!

Like Marcelina

Befriending Rebecca M

Through her Friends’ Friends List,

Renata wrote fic

And archived it with the girl

I drew fanart for!

Fluffy fanfiction:

The first step on the road to

Global unity

W00t! My copy of “The Well of Lost Plots”, the next Thursday Next book, was dispatched from Amazon UK today! Muaha, I have thwarted your plan, US booksellers! Go me!

Coming home from lunch, I was struck by a very strange notion. My two most schnoogleworthy favourite male fictional characters are remarkably similar. I submit for your approval, Carrot and Kurt.

First, their names are one syllable apart.

Second, they both grew up speaking very gutteral languages.

Carrot: Looks innocent, but is actually quite pervy and shrewd.

Kurt: Looks innocent, but is quite the Cassanova in the comics.

Carrot: Looks shorter than he actually is due to perpetual stoop.

Kurt: Looks shorter than he actually is due to perpetual stoop.

Carrot: Has a quasi-girlfriend with ash-blond hair.

Kurt: Flirts shamelessly with a girl with white-blond hair.

Carrot: Posesses distinctive crown-shaped birthmark.

Kurt: Posesses distinctive angelic symbol scars.

Carrot: Can run so fast he blurs.

Kurt: Can teleport.

Carrot: Is quite buff from growing up as a dwarf in a mine.

Kurt: Is quite buff from growing up as an acrobat in a circus.

Carrot: Occasionally saves Ankh-Morpork with his friends, a band of plucky Watchmen.

Kurt: Occasionally saves the world with his friends, a band of plucky X-Men.

(And their cigar-smoking acquaintances would kill anyone that called them “plucky.”)

And there you have it. Now I’m going to go off and eat my salad and half-sandwich and jump at small noises.

I hereby pledge my firstborn child to the programmer that came up with the “Find and Replace” tool.