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It’s even worse than I’d heard so far. Oh god, Benny.
So the first thing to come to mind was what if Aziriphale went and found the TARDIS…
crow bookshop
crowley
no no no
that can’t be aziraphale’s bookstore and frankly i am appalled that anybody would draw that conclusion
i mean, look at the door. It’s wide open, and inviting. AND at a seemingly respectable time of day.
Nope, that can’t be Aziraphale’s bookstore.
It’s Crowley’s bookstore. After the Almostpocalypse, he decided to open one himself, in friendly competition with Aziraphale.
It only sells trashy romance novels and misinformative DIY manuals.
that’s genius
Ok, so she has no idea what he’s on about and thinks he’s crazy but hey, why not.
Oh hey, remember when this was the blasphemous kiss that nearly destroyed Doctor Who ~forever~?
GOOD TIMES MAN, GOOD TIMES
So Portal Fans. This Exists.
oh my god
ohmyGOD IT’S CAPTIONED “SPEEDY THING GOES IN SPEEDY THING GOES OUT” I can’t
what is going on
Which one of you fuckers did this
And can you ship me a crate
God bless this gloriously batshit fandom :D
Hahaha oh lord no, I’m not at all special. Just an avid, obsessive collector :) All of my editions of Good Omens are signed firsts, except for a much loved and rather dilapidated reading copy, although only the American edition is signed by both Neil and PTerry.
One of these days I will document my Neil Gaiman collection, because it is, ermm, quite extensive. I could open a museum, or possibly (if I’m being uncharitable about myself) be on Extreme Hoarders or something, it’s all a bit sad, really. *grins sheepishly*
I have first editions of every book he’s ever published, including rarities like my beloved Angels and Visitations, multiple versions of every title to include UK and US editions, Adult and YA covers, hardback and paperback, etc. I have single issues of the comics as well as collected trade editions, every graphic novel, in every format. I have limited edition hardbacks and audio books, every official and unofficial biography/published interview, every literary discourse and short story collection inspired by his works. I have signed t-shirts, posters, postcards, figurines - I have, in all, over twenty years of memorabilia stored away because I am a pathetic fool and his stories make me terribly happy :)
sits in the corner
crying over good omens
22 years since we first met and I’m still so in love with you
Three New Ideas
I was reading this page from Serenity Rose- Break Your Stupid Heart just now and it struck me that this is just as good an exercise for us creative sort of types as it is for witches.
- Go to Wikipedia
- Click on ‘Random Article’
- Do this three time
- Over the course of the week, or day, or however long you want to spend on this, research and combine and work your three ‘ideas’ into one ‘thing.’ Picture, story, song, object, ectoplasmic life-form, doesn’t matter what.
Two rules:
- Set yourself a limited amount of time (I’m going to try a week.) These are new ideas, not things to get frustrated or hung up on.
- Enjoy it. If the product takes you a certain way, away from the original articles, let it, It’s all good, as long as you’re exploring new things.
That’s about it. If anyone else does this, it’d be awesome if you wanted to show off your creations under the #three new ideas tag.
Have fun, and devour the world.
awww yeah let’s do this thing :D
This Is Just To Say, by Sherlock Holmes
I have stored
a severed
human head in
the icebox
in which
you were probably
keeping
your breakfast
I am not sorry
it is more convenient
then the morgue
at Bart’s(For the “Let’s Draw Sherlock” Famous Works challenge; original by William Carlos Williams here.)
William Carlos William
