Modly: Website updates!

[naeko.livejournal.com]

We've been working hard on the Lashouts website, trying to get some decent content up, and one of the pages that we're working on is a list of Hamilton's notable blogs. We want to have a page of some of her doozies so that people know where to go when referencing Hamilton's- er- more eccentric blogs.

Check out the Notable Blogs page (found on the Links page) and let us know what blogs you think should be easily referenced for anyone looking to, say, point out to Troos that Hamilton isn't all that or a bag of chips. If there are any other sites you feel deserve mention on the Links page, or any other content that needs to be added to the site, drop a comment.

We're working on getting some blurbs up there about the mods, and then we'll dive into the 'Team LKH: A Primer' page. Enjoy!

Comments

[frabjously.livejournal.com]

You guys are awesomesauce, you know? I roffled so hard at the header quotes. The werewolf one had me in uncontrollable fits, though I'd heard it before.

[maiskorn.livejournal.com]

The quotes header is awesome.

*has nothing more constructive to contribute*

Or wait...
Because I consider it my pet crappy guilty pleasure fandom, let me say something about the Underworld blog real quick, just because I see it there. She rises some good points, but one is basically to show us her IMMENSE KNOWLEDGE LOOK LOOK about weapons. Pistols not working realistically in a summer blockbuster? SAY IT AIN'T SO. I'm sorry, but people just have to suspend their disbelief at this point. Of course a movie shouldn't be dumb (arguably, Underworld's writers never understood that...), but it's not crime investigation, it's mainstream action.
By the way, what about the fact that they developed bullets with sunlight in them? I think that was a tad more unrealistic.

"Due to many of the preceding, I at no time felt like any of the main characters were in jeopardy."
The only real main character are Selene and Michael and by genre and movie default you know that they, most likely, don't get killed. Aside from that, Lucian was very close to a main character, a good guy and got killed; the movie had a really high kill count alltogether, not just nameless redshirt, either. What I'm getting at is that she needs to get rid of at least half of the inflatable doll men from either of her books before she ever gets to complain about a movie not putting main characters in danger again.

[lucky-ninja.livejournal.com]

As for notable blogs to be added, possibly that infamous Father's Day entry that totally undermined her whole "Oh, AB:VH isn't based on people in my personal life" stance?