#wingedkiare

I’m sorry you feel that way. But if it makes you feel better, mine is exactly the same, if not more. It’s… difficult

Thank you! 

Congrats!! It’s been awhile since I’ve upgraded a PC, but I know exactly what you’re talking about.

I’m not gonna lie, I was on youtube checking out ‘how to apply thermal paste’ videos the whole time I was getting the backplate on and then it was just... so easy? 

the best application method is supposedly ‘pea-sized’ but I’m an adult who doesn’t have to eat mushy scrotum vegetables and, frankly, doesn’t remember the relative size of a pea, so the best tip I got is that pea-sized means about enough to cover the top of any nearby capacitors

for real, the tsunami was what made me decide to never watch the show no matter what I heard about it. It’s also why I totally jumped on 9-1-1 Lonestar, since I wouldn’t have to deal with people trying to destroy LA with ridiculous. Texas is plenty ridiculous and deserves it.

I’ll be honest, for all of my screaming, I can just write the tsunami (and the other nonsense) off as fun ridiculousness, since I love the characters so much. I went into it knowing the plot would be lighthearted popcorn stuff, and just watch it for the characters, because while it’s far from perfect the show does a great found family and the relationships (both platonic and romantic) are well done.

I’m so sorry. It’s times like this I wish that you could just turn off comments on a work.

Seriously. I think a lot of the problem is that some fandoms are so fractured that there are multiple big bangs that overlap - so if you write in all of them, there’s no way to write 2-3 50K+ fics at the same time.

That something I hadn’t considered, I admit that. Some fandoms were big enough that even though they were split by ship, there were still enough writers to take on such a large challenge (and most writers only wrote for their one ship anyway). And others were cohesive enough that it was just the one (like Merlin only had one Big Bang for the fandom as far as I know). But that’s a good point.

As a friend who gets treated like a therapist a lot, this is spot on.