yakalskovich: (Blacherniotissa)
Wiebke interviewed me again )


If you want me to interview you--post a comment that simply says, "Interview me." I'll respond with questions for you to take back to your own journal and answer as a post. Of course, they'll be different for each person since this is an interview and not a general survey. At the bottom of your post, after answering the Interviewer's questions, you ask if anyone wants to be interviewed.
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So, I have found a way of being able to carouse as Rasputin again: I have joined [livejournal.com profile] milliways_bar again with a special journal; I sometimes used to come in for a drink and a short casual chat with a character from the much-mentioned Discworld RPG.

My character journal for the Milliways version of Rasputin is  [livejournal.com profile] father_grigori

Fictional canon is required, so I will, in case of doubt, rely on the interpretation of things in the movie with Alan Rickman. However, I will quietly overlook the fact that Dmitri is entirely lacking from that movie. I am of course writing my own canon, but I don't think any RPG, not even the fabled Milliways, will live long enough to see its publication, whenever that may be. I think that in order for anything to be considered canon, you have to pay money for it.

Milliways, for those who don't know it, is the Restaurant at the End of the Universe as invented by Douglas Adams, where everybody can go at the end of creation to watch the Universe explode every night - and as an LJ community, a massive multi-meta-fandom RPG where anybody can go and play any fictional character that isn't already taken.

So, for the Wraeththuites: how about some hara in Milliways, then? So far, everybody there is either male or female. Would be a fun way to amuse oneself. I can quite see Cal drinking in there, even a reformed post-Shades Cal. If we get a harish contingent to go there (being just one among humans and male or female immortals would so be not much fun), I think I shall be along as Panthera...
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Free Spirit
Your ideal lover is Quinn Blackwood. Young,
idealistic, passionate and a pure soul. He
has an intense bond with his family, and a
strong connection with the spiritual world.
His life will revolve around you.


Which major Anne Rice vampire is your ideal companion? (Novels)
brought to you by Quizilla

(ganked from [livejournal.com profile] addief)

Oh dear, I haven't even met him yet - I stopped reading VC somewhere in the middle of "The Vampire Armand", despite all the fascinating icon-painting stuff.

Tell me, ladies, is he any good?

And why is Quizilla no longer serving pictures to LJ?

ETA: beacause all their links are wrong!! [livejournal.com profile] wiebke told me how to correct them. Now there's this fellow there. Am I impressed? Not really.
yakalskovich: (Default)
... and his highly tragic and fated relatives, in glorious Photoshop-and-watercolour pictures (she describes the process in great detail!) by Jenny Dolfen:

http://gold-seven.deviantart.com/
and
http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/loth/g/o/goldseven/goldseven.html

Here is a small preview of my two favourite ones (linked to the sites again, in case anybody missed how great the pictures are, and that they absolutely need to go and look at them):


Maglor, son of Feanor, by Jenny Dolfen



A young Maedhros and Fingon, back in the Undying Lands, being bold and daring about a steep cliff, by Jenny Dolfen


(Yes, she laid down precisely how one can use those pics on one's own site, and I strictly kept to those guidelines...)
yakalskovich: (The Princess' typist in RW)
Just now I tried to access some of the "Maglor in History" stories that [livejournal.com profile] rcfinch has listed on her web site.
(Go look at the stories, by the way, they're about my favourite Elf ever...)

Well, that particular story was posted on fanfiction.net. When I arrived there, that site showered me with a plethora of popups, as usual - but this time the popup was an Evil Popup from Hell and actually tried to install an effin' dialer on my computer, and when I refused tried handing me a trojan!
Warning! If you click on this, you will witness Princess Yakalskovich swearing rudely, loudly and extendly! )
yakalskovich: (Default)
...brought up this site which I had seen before, but not quite realised the reach of: AdultFanfiction.Net, where all things banned from ff.net have found a haven. They do play with fire, though, as they openly archive even VC stories with no apparent fear of the renownedly terrible wrath of She Who Must Not Be Named. From [livejournal.com profile] wiebke 's recent post, it seems her teeth are much drawn these last months, but who would doubt that her lawyers are still the good little sharks they're reported to be? Ten out of ten for style, but minus several million for good thinking, to quote Zaphod Beeblebrox...
yakalskovich: (The Princess at Home)
... especially those on the Internet. A few weeks back, I put all my backlog of fanfic on ff.nt, and what do they read and comment on? "The Passage of the Chameleon", a short one-off from a fandom that must be almost extinct by now as it was about a TV series that's mostly forgotten and that I happened to like in the late 90s. Odd, that.

On another note, I have been forced to get up early today and have to carry on as if I was going to go to work, as somebody might call me at some stage during the morning to tell me to actually come to work. That's not what "time off to compensate for overtime" actually means. Something went wrong here, and I need to right it; tedious discussions will ensue when I'd much rather use my energy on other things.-
yakalskovich: (Virtual Princess)
http://leslie-fish.clan-majere.org/mp3/dragoncon.MP3
... and the more I hear about it, the more I want to go.

All the things there are to see, and all the people there are to meet - I guess I shall not sleep a minute while I'm there! Afterwards, I'll probably hide out in Boondocks motel in Boondocks county and sleep until it's time to catch my flight home...

On another note, I was watching a very serious science magazine on a serious public TV channel last week, and near the end they did a book rec/review - about Andy Collins' book on Atlantis in the Caribbean or something!! They said that some of the conclusion were a bit idiosyncratic, but all in all it was very well researched and extremely thought-provoking. And that from very serious mainstream science journalists! Whooo-hoo!! I kept *telling* that fellow his theories weren't as wacky and esoteric as he thought and claimed they were - and now this! I hope he thinks himself still wacky & esoteric enough to come along to Grissecon 2 next year, though...
yakalskovich: (Virtual Princess)
The new Inception is out, and there's a wonderful Read more... )

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