[family] World Series of Pop Culture
Jul. 29th, 2007 03:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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trollprincess talked about what she would name her team if she was participating in the World Series of Pop Culture.
Despite my reservations about the show and the fandom, I would have a Supernatural inspired team named The Family Business and it would include my sister, K., for her vast music, classic literature, and comparative religion knowledge; my brother, M., for computers, non-superhero comics, and random facts; and me (because it's my team, damn it). We would wear jeans and ass-kicking boots and t-shirts and leather, and likely we wouldn't even have to shop for these things. (I might be the only one who has all of that, but, you know, not everyone needs a leather jacket, I suppose.) We would kick ass.
Now it's back to watching Howling VII: New Moon Rising (seriously, one of my favorites so far -- somehow I missed it in my Netflix-provided marathon last October) and reading Aunt Maria by Diana Wynne Jones.
trollprincess talked about what she would name her team if she was participating in the World Series of Pop Culture.Despite my reservations about the show and the fandom, I would have a Supernatural inspired team named The Family Business and it would include my sister, K., for her vast music, classic literature, and comparative religion knowledge; my brother, M., for computers, non-superhero comics, and random facts; and me (because it's my team, damn it). We would wear jeans and ass-kicking boots and t-shirts and leather, and likely we wouldn't even have to shop for these things. (I might be the only one who has all of that, but, you know, not everyone needs a leather jacket, I suppose.) We would kick ass.
Now it's back to watching Howling VII: New Moon Rising (seriously, one of my favorites so far -- somehow I missed it in my Netflix-provided marathon last October) and reading Aunt Maria by Diana Wynne Jones.
