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There’s an asterisk on TrinityVixen’scollege transcript that assures anyone who reads it that, though there is no specific major, degree, or certificate for it, she did, in fact, complete some kind of creative writing program as an undergrad. Armed with that symbol of irrelevant experience, she has polluted the internet with her opinions and horrible fanworks ever since (and for quite a long while before). Living poor in New York until she finds a means to become independently wealthy, she must subsist on the juicy meat of fandom. Fandom and noodles. And instant soup. 3 Comments
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I think my favorite part of this show has become the peanut gallery comments my viewing group throws out. The best from last night:
When faced with the awkwardness of Meredith-Nathan-Tracy, “Ooh, one’s fire and one’s ice. He’s in trouble now.”
and
After Claire saves the planeful of innocents from Elle’s freakout by holding her hand, “Make out!”
Crude, certainly, but funny.
That airplane scene really bugged me. I’m no Mohinderfly caliber scientist with no fancy edjmacashun, but. . .
When Elle grabbed Claire to ground herself, Claire also grabbed the metal arm rest. Shouldn’t the current have gone right through Claire and into that metal arm rest? Shouldn’t the plane have crashed anyway, since Elle had already shorted it out? Who’s idea was it to put ElectraGirl on a frigging airplane, anyway?
Amen, Alpha-Girl. I had the same idea: better to arrive late and safe than charred and flattened.