Entry tags:
Snagged from
yamadara
Yam quoted more in her journal, but I had to post this quote from J. Mallozzi's blog (writer and exec. producer on SG-1). Apparently he had posted something previously to which certain people got all upset (wow, haven't seen *that* before) and so he commented on it.
So, all this to say - If you were offended because you assumed I'd criticized you for being critical or for disliking the shows in past seasons - don't be. Be as critical as you like and continue to enjoy and not enjoy the show as you see fit. If, on the other hand, you're offended because I made fun of your crackpot conspiracy theories involving script elves and invisible writers - then, please, continue to be grievously offended.
MWAH!
There's this growing trend in fandom, and not just the SG-1 fandom, that not only do fans demand that canon bend to their personal tastes/ideas, but that TPTB must kiss anyone's ass who has ever even heard of the show and any insane thought that runs through their head. A PTB could say something like "I hate to disappoint people, but Daniel doesn't eat cake. *laugh*" To which some could respond, "OMG, since cake is code for sex, he just disparaged the slash! How offensive!!!" or "He's mocking the Sam/Jack cake eating and therefore mocking our ship! How offensive!!!"
You know what? Who the hell cares? Shut up and get over yourself. 1) Do you stay up late at night just coming up with imagined subtext for words? and 2) Just because you watch a show doesn't mean you're entitled to lips on your ass.
Thank you and good night.
So, all this to say - If you were offended because you assumed I'd criticized you for being critical or for disliking the shows in past seasons - don't be. Be as critical as you like and continue to enjoy and not enjoy the show as you see fit. If, on the other hand, you're offended because I made fun of your crackpot conspiracy theories involving script elves and invisible writers - then, please, continue to be grievously offended.
MWAH!
There's this growing trend in fandom, and not just the SG-1 fandom, that not only do fans demand that canon bend to their personal tastes/ideas, but that TPTB must kiss anyone's ass who has ever even heard of the show and any insane thought that runs through their head. A PTB could say something like "I hate to disappoint people, but Daniel doesn't eat cake. *laugh*" To which some could respond, "OMG, since cake is code for sex, he just disparaged the slash! How offensive!!!" or "He's mocking the Sam/Jack cake eating and therefore mocking our ship! How offensive!!!"
You know what? Who the hell cares? Shut up and get over yourself. 1) Do you stay up late at night just coming up with imagined subtext for words? and 2) Just because you watch a show doesn't mean you're entitled to lips on your ass.
Thank you and good night.

no subject
*worships Joe Malozzis snark*
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
HAHAHA! Exactly right!
no subject
no subject
Those we get to mock and mock and mock. *g*
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
oh hang on..no no i take offence at what you wrote. lol
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
no subject
Seriously, though, the one thing that bugs me most in fandom (and shippers in particular), is the sense of entitlement. That somehow, making little graphics or writing fanfic (good or horrendous), or coming up with batshit insane theories somehow means that the writers of the television show OWE YOU your ship/plot/whatever the hell you're whining about.
I mean, if you don't like it, don't watch. It's worked for me in the past. And when I don't like something? Sure, I'll probably rant about it, but follow up the rant by admitting that I'm being completely irrational.
Of course, I've never sent hate mail to an actor over something their character did, so I figure I'm pretty safe for now.
no subject
Woo hoo!! SCORE!
Seriously, though, the one thing that bugs me most in fandom (and shippers in particular), is the sense of entitlement. That somehow, making little graphics or writing fanfic (good or horrendous), or coming up with batshit insane theories somehow means that the writers of the television show OWE YOU your ship/plot/whatever the hell you're whining about.
Yup. I'm sure I'd have a "well damn" moment if TPTB ever said that Sam/Jack would never happen. Hell, I'd probably bemoan to people. But in the end, it's their show so I wouldn't be raising the pitchfork.
I mean, if you don't like it, don't watch. It's worked for me in the past. And when I don't like something? Sure, I'll probably rant about it, but follow up the rant by admitting that I'm being completely irrational.
Yeah, I don't understand the inability to just walk away. I've done it to many a show before their run was over, and ones that I *adored* when I first started watching.
Of course, I've never sent hate mail to an actor over something their character did, so I figure I'm pretty safe for now.
If the actor has been clubbing a baby seal, *then* we'll talk.
no subject
Fandoms are nuts.
no subject
no subject
Love this line! Are you in the HP fandom at all? Cause since the release of HBP and JKR's interview, that one line is so appropriate atm - the HP Fandom needs a kick up the rear like this! *g*
no subject
no subject
no subject