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Sometimes the random things we've written are the best to read. So comment here, and I'll give you a month and year.(You might want to mention when you started your LJ.) You choose a few lines from something you wrote that month and post them in your journal, along with an offer to choose dates for anyone who comments.

karaokegal gave me June 2007:

Jun. 4th, 2007

Does anyone else create elaborate online identities, or is creating an identity that's out of Swansea - to vote in a UK contest - really weird?

Though, to be fair, Twincityhacker is still being run out of Wisconsin. Which I haven't lived there for four years. = )

While I was flipping though entires for that month, it was really rather dishearting to see how damm excited I was for the last part of S3 of Doctor Who ( Blink, Utopia, Sound of Drums ) and then my complete 180 on the subject when "Last of the Time Lords" aired. Adding to the general fleeing from fandom during the months of Martha-gate, it's probably not surprising how meh I am about Series 4. ( I haven't actually watched either episode from begining to end yet. I keep skipping around the episode looking for interesting parts. ) Then again, it took me forever to sit down and watch Series 2 - I wandered away in the middle of "School Reunion" - so maybe I just have to marathon series 4.

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My sign-up for apocalyptothon. As I hope I can do 1000 words before August, right? ( And I'm completely forgetting I haven't finished a fic-a-thon since Christmas. )

( Things you will not write: NC-17. Sex, incest, non-con, and zombies. )

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Someone asked on Torchwood how big we thought it all was.

In "Slow Decay" Tosh posits that while in the Archives she's probably under the Red Dragon Centre. It's about a half mile there from the Bay.

In "End of Days" Ianto mentions that all nine levels of cells are filled, but there's more below them.

I think of Indiana University's library. One section of the building is twelve stories tall, not including the basement where the media services live. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the Informatics building from the edge of the library.

It now dawns on me just how big Torchwood Three is. And how it's only staffed with five people.