I have fallen in fandom-love

[ciroccoj]

There's this guy, see. Almost as brilliant as Jack McCoy. More arrogant than Rey Curtis. Needs a bit of aging to get as cynical as Lennie Briscoe, but he's on his way. As opinionated as Abbie Carmichael. More cruelly funny than Draco Malfoy. Not my type physically, but then again, neither are Jack or Lennie, (ducking various projectiles from Jack and Lennie fans), so that doesn't really matter much in the grand scheme of things.

So yeah. I'm in love. Expect reams and reams of fanfic from me in the next few months.

Except, don't. Expect a sudden cessation of this lj, because this wonderful guy is not a fictional character but one of my fellow Sr. Eds at the Law Review, and I doubt they'll let me update from the Big House after I'm arrested for pushing his brilliant arrogant sarcastic ass out the fifth-floor window of the Law Review office.

Hating my life so much right now. So much.

Comments

[shiningmoon.livejournal.com]

Eeeep. So sorry.

[gypsum.livejournal.com]

So sarcastic, arrogant, opinionated assholes are terrific when they are interesting fictional characters, but suck when they are your coworkers.

[ciroccoj.livejournal.com]

Pretty much. Also when they are pretty. Rey Curtis? Pretty. Abbie Carmichael? Pretty. Sr. Ed? Notsopretty.

Also, Sr. Ed does not come with a mute button. His greatest fault, to my mind.

[mynuet.livejournal.com]

That type of guy is SO much more tolerable when he's fictional and you have the ever-present option of writing, "And then he got eaten by a dragon."