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Finally saw X-Men: First Class, and it was definitely... watchable for the slash. Otherwise kind of silly (e.g. it's a good thing the U.S. Navy captain had CAPT. emblazoned on his helmet, or everyone might have gotten confused). So... that really is Erik and Charles laying in a bed together. No Photoshop. They really are just baiting us now. Anyone got any good PWP recs? I don't see myself doing more than dipping a toe in the fandom, but look at me, I'm branching out these days.
Worry not, though -- I think I may only ever write Pinto. Ever. For the rest of time.
A word about Twitter: there is no link between Twitter and my RL. The only possible link I can see is that I used the same e-mail address to sign up that I give to my friends. However, twice now, Twitter has suggested I follow two different RL college friends. Does Twitter somehow have access to my Google contacts? Or their e-mail contacts? Because at least one of these friends, I'm know I don't have his e-mail listed in my contacts. I mean, you hear about everything being linked on the internet, but this is just disturbing. Is Twitter recommending me back to them?
Not that either of these friends would be at all likely to follow me based on my username (which is fandom-only) or that it's obvious from my tweets who I am. But it's not completely inconceivable that they would be able to figure it out. And while one of them would find the fact that I talk about writing gay porn hilarious, the other definitely would not. Fortunately, I almost never link back to this journal from Twitter, so they would have to specifically search LJ for this username to find it. So the odds of anybody putting the pieces together are miniscule, but they exist.
Oh, internets, you are going to come back to bite me in the ass, aren't you?
Worry not, though -- I think I may only ever write Pinto. Ever. For the rest of time.
A word about Twitter: there is no link between Twitter and my RL. The only possible link I can see is that I used the same e-mail address to sign up that I give to my friends. However, twice now, Twitter has suggested I follow two different RL college friends. Does Twitter somehow have access to my Google contacts? Or their e-mail contacts? Because at least one of these friends, I'm know I don't have his e-mail listed in my contacts. I mean, you hear about everything being linked on the internet, but this is just disturbing. Is Twitter recommending me back to them?
Not that either of these friends would be at all likely to follow me based on my username (which is fandom-only) or that it's obvious from my tweets who I am. But it's not completely inconceivable that they would be able to figure it out. And while one of them would find the fact that I talk about writing gay porn hilarious, the other definitely would not. Fortunately, I almost never link back to this journal from Twitter, so they would have to specifically search LJ for this username to find it. So the odds of anybody putting the pieces together are miniscule, but they exist.
Oh, internets, you are going to come back to bite me in the ass, aren't you?
