Back and laughing my ass off!!
May. 2nd, 2007 07:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I'm finally back to the realm of the internet - yay!
I'll post something later tonight, but first I just had to share this...
Why I LOVE Stargate: Atlantis....
Some guy named Zach Selwyn wanted to be on the show so much, that he wrote a rap about it.
Now the part that shows the complete awesomeness of this show....
David Hewlett (aka Dr. Rodney McKay) rapped a response back!! Totally cool!
It's also known as 'what happens when you leave an actor alone on a TV set for too long'!
SGA - how do I love thee (even though your writers are spiralling head first down the suck tube)
I'll post something later tonight, but first I just had to share this...
Why I LOVE Stargate: Atlantis....
Some guy named Zach Selwyn wanted to be on the show so much, that he wrote a rap about it.
Now the part that shows the complete awesomeness of this show....
David Hewlett (aka Dr. Rodney McKay) rapped a response back!! Totally cool!
It's also known as 'what happens when you leave an actor alone on a TV set for too long'!
SGA - how do I love thee (even though your writers are spiralling head first down the suck tube)
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Date: 2007-05-06 04:05 pm (UTC)What I've found works for me when I'm writing and don't have a clear idea, is to just write it down even if you know it sounds like crap as you type/write. Get the major bits down, and then leave it for a few days - long enough for it to clear from your mind. Then go back to it, and edit as you read. You'll end up fixing mistakes and adding new bits, and the parts the sound 'off', you should have a better idea of how you want it to sound.
(This is why I usually don't re-read anything I've written, once it's posted - unless I need to refresh my memory for a sequel. I always end up finding mistakes or wanting to re-write parts.)
I also know people who write out of order. They write the scenes they have clearly in their minds, and then string it all together at the end, filling in the blanks.
Also - Vista? You're braver than me. My next computer (hopefully soon) will have Vista wiped off within an hour of plugging it in.