if I can take you boy, it just might throw this town

[heathershaped]

+ Cassie Hannah Murray as Matt Smith's companion? LOL, they must be trying to start wank. People whined because they thought Matt was too young and Hannah's nineteen ... still, if this happens, it might make me poke my head back into that fandom, like I did for Freema. :P

To be honest, I can't see it happening, but it would be better than Kelly Brook or Lily Allen.

+ I got yet another boxofmagic idea while driving to work this morning, and I think this might be the one. XD It's weird, and I don't know what the pairing(s) will turn out to be, though.

+ Come leave some prompts for some of our hermionebigbang authors to pick over! Hermione-centric, gen, crossover, or shippy bunnies all welcome, for adoption, feeding, or breeding purposes. Whether or not you're participating there must be something you want to see. ;)

+ Question: There's been random friending by Russian journals and empty accounts, and various other weirdness happening here and elsewhere on LJ, so I'm thinking of friends-locking my journal (except for the fic and icons). Of curiosity, why do you guys lock your journals or if you don't what made you decide not to? (Just generally speaking; obvs I don't need to know exactly what caused the decision. :P) I've thought about it a couple times before, but haven't ever gone through with it. I hesitate because ... well, I don't know. I just don't like the idea of locking everything down and I don't have a lot of personal stuff on here, and yet, recent happenings are making me consider it.

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Heh, not like my answer is anything revolutionary - long as it is. So far, I don't really lock anything, because I don't do too much non-fandom/non-generic. The only locked posts are really those that mention in any way what I do for a living as that's about the only personal thing I've ever really talked about on LJ that signifies (well, or anything the least bit more specific than my nationality). Even with that, I really do wish at times I would have filtered that a lot more, and locked more things as well. The reason I was more stupid lax is majority of my flist is people that I tend to (sort of) know in some way, but for most people that really doesn't mean anything - and it isn't everybody. It's sort of surprising in that I'm usually incredibly anal about anything identifying.

Well, except the time I was sending in a fic for an exchange at about 3am and managed to use my real-life email account *headdesk* *headdesk* *headdesk*.

(I wish too I'd gone by more of a pseudonym online for, but I didn't think of making up a first name when it came to RP - and it's rather hard to go by "Idea", ha. It's not like my first name is Princess Conzeula in terms of orginality *snort*, but still. If only I'd known that I would ever...well, do anything besides stalk, when I created my LJ)

Maybe I'm just lucky that I tend to fly entirely under the radar ;)

I really wish I knew what was going on with the random (usually Russian) journals. The friending/unfriending has been going on for a long time, but last week I was getting personal messages in Russian and the like as well.

Heh, on the casting. I would somehow doubt it's going to happen, but I've been horrifically wrong before. Then again, if they want "implied" shipping like they seem keen on, it's not like they can use a woman as it would just seem *cough* cougar-like.

[heather11483.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that's me - not very much personal stuff on here. When I first got this LJ I didn't much care, I was mostly using it to comment in other places or follow communities, and I wasn't posting fic here. But now I feel like LJ is getting bigger and bigger and more well-known elsewhere on the internet, so I'm wondering if the chances of being found here are higher than they used to be.

(and oh man, my LJ name is such a source of conflict for me. I want to change it so much, but then I think no-one will know who I am anymore. LOL.

Re: the casting, I just think she's WAY too young. Matt's 26, I think? So he's got seven years on her -- but he could realistically have a companion in her thirties or something, without it being cougar-like for implied shipping. Implied shipping with a nineteen year old might be even weirder.

[idea-of-sarcasm.livejournal.com]

I'm hoping LJ stays uh, well, anonymous. I was having issues with facebook with people stalking me down that...well, shouldn't have been, and I've limited that now with the few measures they have. At least you can't search by personal info/names on LJ, but I still would have nightmares if somebody found me on here. Please LJ, don't try to become a social network like that.

And well re: Dr Who and implied shipping, I think they have no problem with the older male/younger woman (well, the 900 yr old part aside, ha). Even if Billie Piper was...I think 23-ish at the time, her character was supposed to be 19, and either way they implied shipping with her and both Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant who had 11 and 18 years respectively on Billie Piper. Then again, there was Catherine Tate...

Heh, I also thought Matt Smith was even younger than that. Why, I'm not sure.

I think she does look way too young though. Her 19 looks about 15, so...yeah. It's all personal preference. I would prefer somebody older. At least though they're not going the kid kid route. I can say I know I wouldn't like that much.