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SGA "Sunday" SPOILERS
Mar. 10th, 2007 10:31 amREAL SUBJECT LINE:
Emo Plot Bunny, Free to a Good Home.
Because this plot bunny spoils a not-so-minor character information plot point (though it was of course minor in the overal scheme of things "Sunday") ( I am placing it behind a spoiler cut, like this, see? )
Extra, extra credit: expand at some length on what "emo" actually means, in the extraordinarily likely case I am misusing it.
Emo Plot Bunny, Free to a Good Home.
Because this plot bunny spoils a not-so-minor character information plot point (though it was of course minor in the overal scheme of things "Sunday") ( I am placing it behind a spoiler cut, like this, see? )
Extra, extra credit: expand at some length on what "emo" actually means, in the extraordinarily likely case I am misusing it.
CALLING ALL LIBRARIANS
Jan. 1st, 2007 05:36 pmThis is a hypothetical:
Someone has asked about a given subject. You have looked up all available information on that subject. All available information suggests this a problem, kind of a big problem, that no one has solved. Think unsolved Millennium Problem, maybe? Except the prize for solving it is that you all get to survive! Well, since no one has solved this problem, you don't have the answer your patrons are looking for, which is essentially how to make the bad kill-things go away.
So you're forced to tell your patrons you don't have the information they're looking for.
The inexcusably hot patron (yes, this is actually a Stargate: Atlantis plot bunny in disguise) tells you to make something up!
What, dear librarian, is your reaction?
Someone has asked about a given subject. You have looked up all available information on that subject. All available information suggests this a problem, kind of a big problem, that no one has solved. Think unsolved Millennium Problem, maybe? Except the prize for solving it is that you all get to survive! Well, since no one has solved this problem, you don't have the answer your patrons are looking for, which is essentially how to make the bad kill-things go away.
So you're forced to tell your patrons you don't have the information they're looking for.
The inexcusably hot patron (yes, this is actually a Stargate: Atlantis plot bunny in disguise) tells you to make something up!
What, dear librarian, is your reaction?
