So I logged on to Reddit this morning and the top post was this:

"Ghosthunters has been on the air since 2004. How long would you keep watching a show called "Moosehunters", if they never saw or heard a single fucking Moose?"

I know there's a Supernatural joke in here somewhere but I'm not going to find it in over 1000 comments.

So after this post" I went and got a couple books of poems by Franz Wright. I sat down with the oldest, and didn't really know here I wanted to start, so I checked out the contents, picked one that sounded promising, and got ( this poem )

It was pretty interesting, and then I got to the bottom, and the dedication.

The poem is dedicated to Bruce Weigl. Who is ( the guy who wrote this )

I shamelessly ripped off from one of his poems for a fic and I've actually had this particular copy of this collection on my shelf for about 10 years or so.

( Here's the poem: )

It's so weird when little bits of things fit together like this, for no reason at all. I mean, I would've found the poem eventually anyway. But.

How have I never heard of this guy?

This the greatest thing I've seen in, well. In a long long time.

This has no title, and absolutely will not happen in any way in the upcoming season.  Contains spoilers of s7 finale.

Title: Whistlin' past the graveyard
Spoilers:  7x23
Warnings: Gore, horror, crack


( Spoilers of a sort. Also crack? )

So I just found out that Agent Coulson is the principal in the Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon.

The actual show looks kinda...not that great, but it's tough to say for sure. I really enjoyed the comic itself, at least up to around the whole Clone Saga thing (the Ultimate version, I mean). After that I kinda stopped reading them. But it doesn't look like this shares a lot with the Bendis storylines, which is a shame, because among other things he actually made me like Venom.

But still, I'd tune in just for a chance to see Principal Coulson.

(Fair warning: wandering too far afield in this video means you'll have to look at Joe Quesada. Just FYI.)

I want to go see the Avengers again.

This week.

Can I do that, while writing an 8 page (double spaced so only four) page paper?

*ponders*

I always forget the double space part. First paper I did when I strated back to school was supposed to be ten-twelve pages. I was...three or four pages in when I remembered it needed to be double spaced.