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wouldbedorothyAck, I must be crazy. But here. Only 1500 words. Rated PG-13ish, or maybe R for language. Justin's pov. Not at all angsty I don't think. Perhaps cute, kind of funny, but not schmoopy. I don't know, lol.
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3507463/1/
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3507463/1/
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Date: 2010-02-28 09:59 pm (UTC)Damnit!
Date: 2010-02-28 10:06 pm (UTC)I had read this but never commented here or there. Bad me. I thought it was funny then and still think it's funny now but I can't read the rest of it and give you good feedback now. Sorry.
Re: Damnit!
Date: 2010-03-01 12:17 am (UTC)Re: Damnit!
Date: 2010-03-01 12:59 am (UTC)So a while ago I decided I wasn't a good friend to you and Kat. There were long stretches when I didn't log on or post, let alone actually read anybody else's LJ. I never went back and caught up with those people. Recently I read every post two fic writers' had on their LJs which was several 100. I thought that if I was willing to do that for strangers--granted a lot of their posts were straight fiction--I should do it for friends.
When I was thinking about Lent I didn't want to lose my momentum on your LJ and then Kat's and a lot of your posts are fic so I had to come up with a modification. So I can beta, alpha, or otherwise edit because it's work, not pleasure--not pure pleasure; GQ is crazy. Catching up--while not work--was exempt as far as fic was concerned as long as I hadn't read it before. Reviewing something I'd already reviewed was indulgent and if I could read fic as long as you or kat had written it I wouldn't be giving much up so... I didn't think about the instance that I had read a fic but never said anything. It got lost in my loophole.
Does that explain it/make sense?