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Monday. Reporting in.
1. So I was in New York this past weekend for my birthday, and met up with fangirls, as one does and, as one does when Yuletide season approaches, repeatedly pimped my favorite super-obscure media thing, Niels & Gang. It's a webcomic-ish-thing, by Humon, who does the slightly-less-obscure Scandinavia & the World (sort of a kinder, gentler, Scandinavia-focused Hetalia, judging by my fandom-osmosis knowledge of Hetalia). Which is to say, Niels & Gang has webcomic installments, but a lot of the story is told with a piece of wordless art and a blog-post explanation/caption below it. (I gather there's further canon available in comment threads, but I haven't gone hunting for it all.)
Niels is a bisexual Dane in a long-term relationship with an African-American couple, Natalie and Duncan, Uncle Niels to their young son. He's also a totally amoral criminal who gets lonely when the cop who used to be devoted to hunting him down (but now, having lost his wife, is mostly interested in not dying and being a father to his young daughter) neglects him. There's a complicated cloud of other law-enforcement and criminal types around Niels and his beloveds, but, really, here are the important bits:
Morning Glow: Niels, his lovers, and his mommy/daddy issues.
Uncle Watches Over You: Niel, kiddo, two henchmen and one very sorry criminal who threatened Niels's family. (Niels's backstory is in the blog post.)
Threeway Wedding: what it says on the tin, plus Duncan and Natalie's backstory in the blog post.
Seduction of a Boyfriend: How Niels got together with Natalie and Duncan.
Rainy Days Are Fun: more domesticity.
Stop Calling: domesticity and arch-enemies.
Aaaand in case you forgot the thing I said up there about Niels being a totally amoral criminal:
Please Don't Cry: Niels, his victim, a gun, and a box of Kleenex.
SO. LET'S HAVE SOME NIELS/NATALIE/DUNCAN FOR YULETIDE, IS WHAT I AM SAYING.
2. I was going to say some other things (because it has been pointed out to me that sometimes people, when they have a LJ/DW, they use it to keep their friends updated about their actual life in some fashion). I was going to say something about New York being awesome and fangirls being awesome and dating being weird and difficult, but it is Monday and my brain is at pretty low ebb, so. Enjoy Niels & Gang, and maybe I will try that talking-about-actual-life thing some other night. *g*
Niels is a bisexual Dane in a long-term relationship with an African-American couple, Natalie and Duncan, Uncle Niels to their young son. He's also a totally amoral criminal who gets lonely when the cop who used to be devoted to hunting him down (but now, having lost his wife, is mostly interested in not dying and being a father to his young daughter) neglects him. There's a complicated cloud of other law-enforcement and criminal types around Niels and his beloveds, but, really, here are the important bits:
Morning Glow: Niels, his lovers, and his mommy/daddy issues.
Uncle Watches Over You: Niel, kiddo, two henchmen and one very sorry criminal who threatened Niels's family. (Niels's backstory is in the blog post.)
Threeway Wedding: what it says on the tin, plus Duncan and Natalie's backstory in the blog post.
Seduction of a Boyfriend: How Niels got together with Natalie and Duncan.
Rainy Days Are Fun: more domesticity.
Stop Calling: domesticity and arch-enemies.
Aaaand in case you forgot the thing I said up there about Niels being a totally amoral criminal:
Please Don't Cry: Niels, his victim, a gun, and a box of Kleenex.
SO. LET'S HAVE SOME NIELS/NATALIE/DUNCAN FOR YULETIDE, IS WHAT I AM SAYING.
2. I was going to say some other things (because it has been pointed out to me that sometimes people, when they have a LJ/DW, they use it to keep their friends updated about their actual life in some fashion). I was going to say something about New York being awesome and fangirls being awesome and dating being weird and difficult, but it is Monday and my brain is at pretty low ebb, so. Enjoy Niels & Gang, and maybe I will try that talking-about-actual-life thing some other night. *g*

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It's possible I'm contemplating the second one as an actual tattoo. Because I have Thoughts on such a thing, and also it's pretty damn cool looking. But the one that would be replaced with a wolf tattoo would be the goofy cartoon bulldog, which I didn't like all that much anyhow. It would look better as a stylized wolf somewhere in the main backpiece. I'll have to think about it while I'm drawing up the rest of the tattoo pieces tomorrow.
(I'm so glad you understand. Sansets just keeps typing out AHAHAHAHA at me and then pushing plot bunnies onto my twitter feed. I think she may be secretly evil.)
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(That doesn't actually sound very secret at all.)
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As for IRL Colbert, he definitely has at least two, and I'm betting that he's got all three, based on that one photo of his back that's floating around the internet.
I am supposed to be doing much, much more important research than this. But I made the mistake of picking the costume without regard for my usual issue with accuracy and general OCD behavior when it comes to all things military. Oops.
(It's not. Today it was a combination of Nate singing lullabies when Brad has nightmares and Stark Sands being...well. Stark Sands. Complete with hips and puppy dog eyes and neck tattoo and a fabulous command of profanity and just enough Swedish to get himself in trouble.
And then there was discussion of what might happen if Stark Sands got involved with fictional Brad Colbert, which is...at least better than that one conversation we had about Brad Colbert and Pete Wentz hanging out and eating tacos and talking about tattoos and what a hassle it was to have boyfriends with Opinions About Music. And the one where Pete got backstage passes to MCR so that Brad could give Nate the best thirtieth birthday gift ever.
I am so going to hell.)
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