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Monday, 17 March 2008 12:42 amFuck you, Justin Pierre and your damn anti-gravity hair!
What kind ofsorcery hair products can maintain such a thing?! And why has no one told me about them?
*shakes fist*
What kind of
*shakes fist*
Monday, 17 March 2008
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Monday, 17 March 2008 12:47 amSo far, the Mpreg (working title, The Approaching Curve, after the Rise Against song of the same name, which is referenced in the fic) has an accompanying playlist featuring these tracks:
( This is kind of a spoiler, I guess... )
The listing might change before the fic is over, and as I'm anticipating at least 60,000 words (18,500 down...) it'll definitely get longer, but for now, this is a chronological sing-along for a few of the major points.
( This is kind of a spoiler, I guess... )
The listing might change before the fic is over, and as I'm anticipating at least 60,000 words (18,500 down...) it'll definitely get longer, but for now, this is a chronological sing-along for a few of the major points.
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Monday, 17 March 2008 07:06 pmMy friend ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kenix (better known as Jamie McKelvie) is a pretty damn fine comic book artist, and right now, between immediate projects, he's taking commissions for pieces.
Jamie will be working on one of the major superhero franchises, shortly, and has already published works such as Phonogram and Suburban Glamour.
You can see some of his art at his MySpace.
Check it out.
kenix (better known as Jamie McKelvie) is a pretty damn fine comic book artist, and right now, between immediate projects, he's taking commissions for pieces.Jamie will be working on one of the major superhero franchises, shortly, and has already published works such as Phonogram and Suburban Glamour.
You can see some of his art at his MySpace.
Check it out.