I hate Sunday afternoons.

The reason lies in two words: Chinese School. Gahhhhhhhh. The teacher's frakking boring and the cirriculum is stupid. Why do we need to know this? Why can't we just read our favorite books, translated into Chinese or something? This is frakking stupid.

The only good part is the elective class. I'm taking cartooning because the teacher's awesome and has awesome art books. We're starting humans this month.

Stupid frakking chinese school. >.<

The promo for "Blood on the Scales" is killing me...

pennyfeline  and larsfarm77 posted the SPACE promo for "Blood on the Scales". Here's the link to the article on battlestar_blog .

My reaction?

( my reactions under the cut )

I like mocking things, yes I do.

Dere wuz a troll on battlestar_blog , and I had to mock it. Because the troller messed with Laura Roslin, and no one messes with her in front of me and lives to tell the tale.

I'm taking a leaf out of misscam 's book and copying the post here in case they take it down:

( Da troll in all its trollish glory. Spoilers! )

Pardon me while I laugh my ass off.
*lmaos*
Okay. Back to the previously scheduled mocking.

( Lily Winterwood mocks da troll, Deleterius style )

This has been a mockery of trollage from yours truly.

Many Partings, a BSG fanfic

Companion/sequel to "Past Lives" and "Finding Each Other Again", and betaed by the luverly laurawillows . *hugs*
Moar angst, yes. Not my fault that these awesome episodes bring out my inner emo child. *sniggers*

Title: Many Partings
Author: Lily Winterwood
Rating: K
Fandom: BSG
Characters: Bill Adama, Laura Roslin
Pairings: A/R
Summary: Set during "The Oath" (d'you see a pattern here?). The end scene from Laura's point of view, coupled with her and Bill's last moments on Earth the day of the nuking.
Disclaimer: Mine only in my dreams.

( The look on his face is heartbreaking, and part of Laura wishes she could just freeze time and gaze at him forever. )