The badwrong broken!Tony fic...

is on its final iteration. I think.

Of course, there's no way I can read this thing out loud right now. First of all, Da Boy is in the room. Second of all, the Hubby has gone off on a three-day trip. Third of all, I wouldn't read this to the Hubby anyway because, seriously, there are some things I don't want him to know about how my brain works.

This thing isn't even in the same country as my comfort zone, let alone the same zip code.

I guess...stepping out of our comfort zones is...good?

Still feel kinda dirty for writing it, though.

The badwrong broken!Tony fic...

is on its final iteration. I think.

Of course, there's no way I can read this thing out loud right now. First of all, Da Boy is in the room. Second of all, the Hubby has gone off on a three-day trip. Third of all, I wouldn't read this to the Hubby anyway because, seriously, there are some things I don't want him to know about how my brain works.

This thing isn't even in the same country as my comfort zone, let alone the same zip code.

I guess...stepping out of our comfort zones is...good?

Still feel kinda dirty for writing it, though.

FEH. FEH, I SAY, to the People's Choice Awards.

Seriously, "we the people" have been making some almighty bad "choices" lately, no matter what Hugh Laurie said. NO WE CAN'T. GO AWAY. GAH. Yeah, way to annoy me right out of the box, there.

I judge a movie by how many times I watch it in the theater and how fast it goes in the DVD collection. I saw Iron Man at least eight times in the theater. I went to get the DVD at midnight on the release date. I've written fanfic for it when I said I wasn't going to write fanfic ever ever ever again.

I saw TDK once. And that was enough. It was all right, but it also reminded me of the worst aspects of Spiderman 3--they tried to do too much with too many villains and it was too relentlessly dark and depressing.

So. America proves, once again, that it's on crack. I hate having my low opinions confirmed.

Yeah, you know what? In "honor" of the crapfest tonight, I'm going to post my third iteration of the BadWrong Fic o'BadWrongness, now with even more BadWrong. (Er, you guys never saw the first one. It sucked. Badly.)

( Here ya go. Heed the warnings. Seriously. The icon is apropos. *cough* Vampire gloves *cough* )

X-posted to starkindustries.

Followup here--Pepper's POV when she gets the call.

FEH. FEH, I SAY, to the People's Choice Awards.

Seriously, "we the people" have been making some almighty bad "choices" lately, no matter what Hugh Laurie said. NO WE CAN'T. GO AWAY. GAH. Yeah, way to annoy me right out of the box, there.

I judge a movie by how many times I watch it in the theater and how fast it goes in the DVD collection. I saw Iron Man at least eight times in the theater. I went to get the DVD at midnight on the release date. I've written fanfic for it when I said I wasn't going to write fanfic ever ever ever again.

I saw TDK once. And that was enough. It was all right, but it also reminded me of the worst aspects of Spiderman 3--they tried to do too much with too many villains and it was too relentlessly dark and depressing.

So. America proves, once again, that it's on crack. I hate having my low opinions confirmed.

Yeah, you know what? In "honor" of the crapfest tonight, I'm going to post my third iteration of the BadWrong Fic o'BadWrongness, now with even more BadWrong. (Er, you guys never saw the first one. It sucked. Badly.)

( Here ya go. Heed the warnings. Seriously. The icon is apropos. *cough* Vampire gloves *cough* )

X-posted to starkindustries.

Followup here--Pepper's POV when she gets the call.