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[smg01]

Heh. I guess there are certain things that you can count on in fandoms. Like the certainty that as new shows come, develop their, uh, devoted, fanbases, then go; a whole new set of naive people get to learn hard life lessons.

From fandom_wank, it's Moonlight's turn.

(I do tend to agree with the general sentiments of one commenter that if a single fan has $10,000.00 to donate to a fan campaign, it's a little hard to feel too sorry when things take the turn that you might expect. Or, possibly I'm just bitter that I don't have $10,000.00 to devote to any cause, frivolous or otherwise.)

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[jungleeyedgirl.livejournal.com]

Clearly I'm operating in the wrong fandoms, cause wow. Someone had that much money to drop on bus ads?

Where were they when I paid for the documentary out of my student loans?

[suzannemarie.livejournal.com]

Seriously. Are you ever tempted to post a plea for funds for some interesting yet nonspecific purpose just to see how much you'd get?

Because suddenly it seems like a good idea.

As a social experiment, of course.

Note: I would never really do something like this.

[jungleeyedgirl.livejournal.com]

I need to make an icon that says "But it was just a social experiment!" *g*