Entrisic

I know nothing about Transformers and thus I cannot say anything about its porn. I can however, say hi. Hi!

I'd be top bitch. If I were a guardian angel....

Lazy.

Red Bull when I need to get moving. Seeing rainbows on my way to work.

I'd be Squall Leonhart. If I were a voice actor(actress)...

I never have either. (Which is fortunate, since I'm not even of legal age to drink.) I have never seen a real twister.

Funny Little Feeling - Rock 'N' Roll Soldiers

Cary Grant.

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I am getting ready for work. I am eyeing the Red Bulls in the fridge. (Yum.)

Nails.

I'd be Travis Fimmel's. If I were a superhero...

Tweezers.

How Do You Do? - Cascada

Eeyore.

I have, but only once. (and I was paying attention, I bent down to pick up someone's pencil that fell and lost track for half a sec - then got called on.) I have never been seasick.

Barry White.

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I say 'yes' and add that I'd be the type of author that would read fanfiction gleefully with a can of Pepsi in hand, Cheetos in the other and be in total heaven. That is, after I finished the series/whatever. I recall vaguely that many authors don't read fanfiction because if they write something similar to a fanfic in their fandom and get called up on it, and it's found out they do in fact read fanfics... I'd just finish it. Then bask in the fanfiction afterwards. I also wouldn't read it during the WIP because a good fic author could probably change my opinion towards one of my characters. Against or towards, whatever. I'd rather that not happen because I consider the relationship between myself and my characters to be extremely personal and private. After the story was finished however? Hell yes, bring it on. I'd read everything even if the pairings were ridiculous within canon context. I wouldn't care. I'm the sort of person who looks at her own stories when she's bored and randomly starts making crack pairings, just to see how they'd go together with someone else. (and oddly enough, sometimes the results are even better, and so I'd probably have varied 'ships within my own created fandom.) However; - I'd never mention fanfiction based on my fandom, particularly that I read it. It's not because I'd be ashamed or... whatever, so much as I wouldn't want to get anyone's hopes up that I'd review. (If asked I would be polite and deflective, agree that I have no problem with it. etc.) - I wouldn't mind someone continuying my series after my death or after I was done with it, as long as it became very common knowledge that I had no creative control over anything extra published and that they may as well consider any extension an AU. - I wouldn't let people make money off fanfiction because fanfiction is a delicate gray area as it is. I wouldn't intervene because they're making money off something I created, but because I'd feel they were being a danger to the 'fic community. Ah, it's nice to imagine.

My limits... hmm. A simple question to answer and yet to be answered carefully. I'm fairly sure the one thing I will never write is scat. 99.9% sure on that. Everything else... well, I used to be squicked pretty badly about bloodplay and rape and now it doesn't even raise an eyebrow. (in fiction, of course.) So it's not something I usually feel like writing/reading about but I have no problems writing it. Canibalism, maybe? No, I'd write about that too. Hmm. Mpreg doesn't bother me - I don't read it, but it inspires no negative feelings. Not sure I'd ever use the plot device myself. Incest? Some of my favorite pairings are incest. (I swear prime-time TV has been shoving it down my throat the past few years.) It's not like I don't have limits, I just don't think about them unless I suddenly run into one unexpectedly. I write primarily on impulsive whim so I never quite know where I'm going with what my fingers type out. OCs in cannon settings do make me a bit queasy. It's so tricky for me not to feel like I'm somehow performing a MS stunt or self-insert. I'd like not to feel that way because through RPs I found a wonderful character that goes along so perfectly with a canon character that I have a hard time remembering that the pairing isn't canon. Huh. I suppose that's a limit. Mary-Sues and self-inserts. This loathing of them stems from being stalked by someone because I happened to roleplay a character they liked to imagine was real. Logically I know MS and self-inserts are just fun fantasies but I regard them warily after such a brush with someone who takes them a wee bit too seriously.

Clothes.

Cindy Crawford.

I'd be pretty awful at it. If I were a flower...

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Salad.