See that puddle in the corner? That's me, all melted into mush.

[heinous_bitca.livejournal.com]

Goo. Just a pile of goo.

It's sweet goo, though. Dream Topping, anyone?

Or am I the only person here who's read the Thursday Next books?

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[deathpixie]

I've read the first, and I think I need to finish the second today... *grins* Sometimes Mystery Virii are handy.

[heinous_bitca.livejournal.com]

Nearly done with the third myself. Well, maybe halfway through it now. Great fun. :)

And just for good measure..,.

[redhawk.livejournal.com]

the next person who butchers Latin by pluralizing virus as virii dies.

Slowly.

Courtesy of me (the geek) and Alicia (the Latin geek)

Redhawk

PS - the correct answer is "viruses".

Re: And just for good measure..,.

[deathpixie]

*hides* Um, sorry, I suck?

(unfortunately I can't edit a comment without deleting it, afaik)

[x-tarot.livejournal.com]

Thursday Next?

*puts on list*

Yes, we're disgustingly cute. *grins*

[heinous_bitca.livejournal.com]

Thursday Next, the heroine of Jasper Fforde's novels, "The Eyre Affair," "Lost in a Good Book," and "The Well of Lost Plots." They should be all out in the US now, the last one having just been published last month.

Literary fiction humor. In the first book, you find out that the book we know of as "Jane Eyre" ended a bit differently in their world. Until Thursday makes some changes to it, accidentally. See, people can enter the fictional world, and if you enter the original manuscript of a book, you can change every copy of that book. Thursday is a Literary Detective.

Very funny books. I bought the first for my husband for his birthday, and the other two from amazon.co.uk for Christmas (as they weren't out in the US yet...LinGB may have been in hardcover).

Sorry for the ramble. I just really like these!

[airemay.livejournal.com]

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww that was so cute!!!!!!! *melts*