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Ah, but I'm faster when I type what I want to say!

ETA: Repeated attempts by my husband (to score at all) and me (to improve my score) crashed Safari on two different machines. Attempt at your own peril. I will try again with Firefox.

ETA2: Better in Firefox. I got 87 words (1 wrong). I told Brilliant Husband, "I gotta post it!" He said, "You gotta boast it!"

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I saw this and thought of you! *g*

Oh! Well, that's interesting! So now I've actually read a penguin fic. I can't really leave feedback for the author, though, because I have absolutely no idea what to say. (Teyla's role in the story freaks me out just a little more than everything else about it; clearly I have not entered into the spirit of penguin!fic.)

Not sure if it's the 'original' penguin fic or not, but I suspect that it is a well known one. I'm with you on the not having a clue, tho there were bits that were hilariously funny. I suspect that it helps if you don't read it as a story, but rather... in an almost meta way? (Don't think that's exactly what I mean, but regardless, not be read as a straight story.) And yeah, 'Teyla' had me going "huh?" but by this point, I was ready to roll with just about anything! *g*

After I read it, I took three running steps from my home office to BH's home office to warn him I was about to send him a URL, and he said, "The penguin story? Already read it." Huh? "Yeah, I was reading the comments on your journal." He too was perplexed by it.

'Tis a strange universe in which we live--but not nearly as strange as the ones in which we write.

Love that BH had already read it! *giggles*

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