I've read #4

[iesika]

The 5 Most Baffling Sex Scenes in the History of Fanfiction, and I've read one of them. *dies laughing* Or read part of it, at least, when it was initially posted, because I couldn't believe the summary. It was quite a trainwreck. Unfortunately, I seem to have lost my anti-twincest icon.

#5 will probably be the most interesting to people on my flist, because Picard/Elrond is just too cracktastic to pass up.

There's a story mentioned in the comments: "I once read a fanfic that had harry potter and his dead dad," Which I'm fairly sure was probably this one (there are others, but Rushlight's is pretty famous. Also, the story is just one weird thing Rushlight has written - she's got other stuff that's quite spectacular).

Er, also, I started school today for the semester, which is much more important but not nearly as entertaining.

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[moonypadlover.livejournal.com]

hehe...I laughed my ass off while reading that list. Holy shit...XD

[iesika.livejournal.com]

The Indiana Jones/Young Voldemort one put ideas in my head. I had a very funny dream last night about Indy finding Ravenclaw's diadem in Albania while doing graduate work and writing a paper or thesis on it, which Riddle read and used to track the artifact to his university. In my dream, the Grey Lady hid the diadem inside a (young) tree, and Indy happened to be in the area when he heard rumors of a very old tree destroying a sawmill while being cut, and being found to contain a crown. I saw the diadem inside the tree, very clearly, and I also remember Indy and Tom discussing the odd cuts and arrangement of the gems in the diadem, which Indy seemed to realize were significant somehow without understanding arithmancy or resonant crystals.

After that, I think the plot derailed into my more usual, nonsensical dreams. It was nice while it lasted, though. I would read a story like that dream, I think. I'm such a crossover whore. (I'm in the weird position of trying to remember and flesh out the dream plot without thinking about writing a story other than fishes, because that would be self sabotage)

[moonypadlover.livejournal.com]

Y'know, I'd actually like to read that. With as big of an Indy fan as I am...I love reading well written Indiana. ^^

And yours would definitely be well written ^^