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[primroseburrows]

I spam because I can:

If anyone were to write me a fic called "Hockey Night at Hogwarts", I might just be the happiest fangirl in Fangirl Land. If someone doesn't, I might have to write it myself. But I'd rather read it. Oh, the possibilities.

This post brought to you buy this post, which I'm not even finished reading yet. :)

And really. Do what she said and read A Study in Emerald. It's Sherlock Holmes Meets Cthulhu. By NEIL GAIMAN. What more do you need to know?

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[starflowers.livejournal.com]

Detroit is clearly the only team worth cheering for, and I say that because I've had twenty three years of indoctrination to say so. It's my dad's team, so, it's second nature to cheer for them.

But I did have a brief fling with the Penguins, mostly because I love penguins, the animal. And the Sharks, because I wanted to marry Nick Carter and he's from the same city, and I was a sad, sad 13 year old girl who thought he'd like me better if I liked his hockey team.

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

My friend peacey will thank you for pimping the Red Wings, as she's been trying to win me over for ages. :)

I was a fan of the New England Whalers, way back before time began. Even got to see them play, made signs and everything. Then I was a casual Bruins fan because everyone else was, and I liked to watch the games. I'm a fangirl at heart, so I don't like doing casual. Note my torrid relationship with the Boston Red Sox. *angsts*

My kids would like me to become a football fan, but I don't like the sport.

[starflowers.livejournal.com]

I was always against the Whalers because, well, I was against whalers... I like whales, and tend to take team names far too literally.

I've seen the Ottawa Senators play the Toronto Maple Leafs (that's a hate match right there, such a rivalry, almost as bad as Edmonton/Calgary), but that's about it. When we lived in Germany, though, I'd say up till 2 or 3 AM watching the Red Wings on tv with my dad, which was funny, since I was four at the time.

And I don't do baseball, much, though I did get to wander around the Montreal baseball diamond, right before they stopped being a team, which was cool.

But football is the worst sport of all.

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

Ottawa-Toronto sounds like baseball's Boston-New York Yankees rivalry.

I don't DO baseball, it does me. The Red Sox grabbed me at age six and never let me go. They're the most annoying team in the world (well, okay, maybe except for the Chicago Cubs), but I love them and I can never leave them. We're dysfunctional, but we do okay. *g* And I've never toured Fenway Park, but I've always wanted to.

There used to be a baseball team called the Washington Senators. Capital cities have to name their team the Senators, I guess. :D Of course, now we have the Washington Nationals, the reincarnation of the Expos.

Okay, going to bed now. I started to think about bed about four hours ago. Geebus.

[starflowers.livejournal.com]

How tragic, going to bed right when I post your story.

Hope you like it, it's kind of strange.

Senators is a weird name for a team, as if we're meant to believe politicians are athletic, and playing the sport is some patriotic duty-- I guess with Hockey, in Canada, it is. But still!

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

If we kept the analogy between sports and politics, then it would stand to reason that the members of Washington Senators team would have to be elected by the fans while the members of the Ottawa Senators would be appointed by the Commissioner of the NHL or something. Maybe that's why the American team ended up folding and being replaced, ironically, by a team who (that?) used to be Canadian. *forcefully yanks tongue out of cheek* *vehemently denies any frame of reference pun in the use of the word 'yanks'*

OMG, story! It's better I read it now, because I was too sleepy to enjoy it last night. Thank you so much! *skips off to read story*