- I love Star Trek. Like, seriously, deeply, irrationally love it. I watched all of season three of Enterprise, for fuck’s sake — I think I can pull rank here and say I’ve seen it at its best and at its worst and I love it all the same. But that doesn’t mean I have to be…
Little League #36 by Yale Stewart
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And I want to express a huge thank you to my friend and former roommate, Tyson Hesse, for giving me a shout out on his Twitter to bring some of you to my humble little site. I can’t quite emphasize how important Tyson’s been to this strip. Directly, he has helped me a great deal in learning how to digitally (I’m still learning, clearly). Indirectly, living with him encouraged me to step my artistic game up quite a few notches, because, well, he’s pretty dang talented. So yeah. If you guys are unfamiliar with Tyson’s work, here are some links to go check him out!
The fact that people say Ginny has no chemistry with Harry or that they’re not meant for each other irritates the hell out of me. It’s as if they’ve written the story, as if they knew, as well as J.K., every single thing that happened between them. J.K. wrote the books in favour of the story’s…
A-fucking-MEN
I haven’t considered any head canon (but all the kids are doing it) and so my stores are empty but I did have one piece of head canon concerning Alicia Spinnet that I came up with years ago when I was a huge George/Alicia shipper. I have no idea why I was so passionate about it. Here goes:
After Hogwarts Alicia went on to work in a low level entry position at the Daily Prophet. Her job was to edit out typos and fact check. Through her work she was able to put secret messages (a la Potterwatch) into articles that people against Voldemort could decipher. She was later to work her way up to Quidditch correspondent and then she gave her position of Senior Quidditch correspondent to Ginny Weasley when she became editor-in-chief at the Daily Prophet.
