Looking for beta; BSG webisode, dickweeds, ow backs and Pride and Prejudice as Facebook

[misscam]

I kind of sort of accidentally wrote a 3,000 word Narnia fic. Oops? But er, yeah, would anyone be willing to give it a beta eye and weed out my mistakes and typos? Knowledge of Narnia helpful. I'd be mighty grateful.

In other stuff:

- Catch the Frak Up, a SciFi summary of Battlestar Galactica up to the episodes to air in January. Includes calling Adama and Roslin 'soulmates'. Heh.

- First BSG webisode is live!

- Obama shipping is apparently SRS BSNS, who knew?

- David Tennant's understudy apparently got a standing ovation at West End, which is nice. I'd hate it if disappointed Doctor Who fans managed to do something stupid there. And owow, back pains :( I feel sympathy pains just from thinking about it.

- Also in Tennant-as-Hamlet news, someone has apparently started a petition to get the play on DVD. Hmm.

- The story of the corrupt Illinions governor has been amusing me greatly, mostly for the sheer stupidity involved in it. Latest, governor refuses to quit even and is working while out on bail (bwhaha), attorney general of Illinois tries to get him declared unfit to serve.

- Dickweedery never dies, as this guy proves: What troubles me so deeply, and should trouble all thinking Americans, is that there is a real, unbroken line between the jihadist savagery in Mumbai and the hedonistic, irresponsible, blindly selfish goals and tactics of our homegrown sexual jihadists. OH NO YOU DIDN'T.

- Also in the same league, the Vatican is opposing an UN Declaration on decriminalisation of homosexuality. Because they're dickweeds. (Not like the UN resolution says 'hey, homosexuality is grand and smashing, lets all get behind it!', but rather that people shouldn't get bloody EXECUTED for it or face other punishments, ffs.)

- If you missed it, Pride and Prejudice as Facebook updates. Pure genius.

Comments

[neadods.livejournal.com]

It's a pity the petition is just some online thing, because honestly, I think it's the best answer for the people who missed Tennant *and* the RSC, who must at this point be well aware that it would be a megamoneymaker. And I can't see too many of the actors turning down an opportunity to do one more performance live for the cameras, not when they know that they'll be getting not just royalties, but amazing worldwide publicity.

[misscam.livejournal.com]

Theatre productions aren't always that into it , but yeah, I imagine it would sell quite a bit.

[neadods.livejournal.com]

Isn't there some British version of "Live at the Lincoln Center" on BBCwhatever?