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[stefbug]

We found it.

We found my notebook.

I could scream with joy. Several months worth of character notes, and they were hidden under several issues of Cable & Deadpool.

Thank whoever is listening that I found them.

Comments

[midnightvoyager]

...ooo, pretty Gambit. *distracted by the shiny, thus saving her brain*

[stefflebug.livejournal.com]

I have a whole website of pretty Gambit, it's what always manages to save my brain. That is when the updates to it aren't breaking my brain.

*stares at shiny bumblebee* I really need to go and see that before they stop showing it.

[midnightvoyager]

Transformers and Stardust both are SO worth seeing.

And Bumblebee is far cuter than a large, killer, sentient robot war-hero has any right to be.

His doors fold back like wings. And they -FLUTTER-!

[stefflebug.livejournal.com]

I really want to see Stardust, but it doesn't come out over here until Novemeber/December time. Which is so very annoying.

I'm probably going to go and see Transformers on Saturday if they're still showing it, since Kaz has to work :(

The flutter. How cool is that :)

[midnightvoyager]

He just looks so... so... cuddly!

And Stardust is hilarious. It's even better than the book. Neil Gaiman essentially went "I wish I did ____" and did all of that in the movie.

[stefflebug.livejournal.com]

Cuddly?

I guess a huge kiler robot can be considered cuddly by some o_0

I'm waiting with baited breath for Stardust. I've heard nothing but good reviews for it and I've always loved Gaiman's stuff.

Have you seen Mirrormask?

[midnightvoyager]

You... you have to see it to get it. He just is cute and cuddly. It's inexplicable. I've read some of the movie back-story-ish stuff... He led a group that helped hold off Megatron until the Allspark thingie could be shot off the planet. He literally stood face to face with Megatron and others just to hold them back.

...

And he's SO DAMN CUTE! He has an expression with shiny sad puppy eyes that could melt Antarctica.

Ahem. No, I haven't seen Mirrormask before. But Stardust... so worth seeing. I'm gonna try to see it again Saturday.

[stefflebug.livejournal.com]

Ok, I'll go see it. It's definitly showing on Saturday, so I'll go and see it then.

He was always my fave in the old cartoon I have to admit. Such a brave little toaster... erm, yeah.

Mirrormask is also worth seeing. It's another Gaiman film, and incrediably surreal.

Stardust was on my list of films to see when I saw the trailer before watching Hairspray. Love that film too.

[midnightvoyager]

Then I have done my duty to spread the "awwwcute". *bows*