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[muji]

Guess who made it to work without their car protesting! \o/! Me, bitches, that's who.

Anywho! Onto the topic: Every fandom has certain litmus tests to see what level of way-too-involved you are. In my experience, a lot of the time, my way-too-involved starts to show when I explain very minute details of a scene/prop/whatever in a way that the average enthusiast might not know about.

Example? Where the hell is Wash's steering wheel?

Anyone else have experience with this?

And oshitz, Debi, I lose -- I ended up crapping out at light eight pm yesterday, so lemme go do your thing now.

ETA: Or someone else already took care of it. >_>;

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[sdelmonte]

Yup.. And the person who wrote this liked it, so I have to recant the "universally derided."

[muji]

...Oh my.

And naturally, the standard McCoy pun.

[sdelmonte]

The McCoy pun is the one thing it's fondly remembered for.

[genarti]

And yet I'm pretty sure Star Trek is also fictional in the Marvel universe. Without any contradiction being addressed.

Oh, Marvel. Continuity is not always your strong point.

(There's also at least one ST:TNG/X-Men crossover novelization that I've seen. It's pretty awful. But tie-in novels are not exactly canonical, so it doesn't really count.)

[wanderlustlover]

(And two different X-men crossover comics! One with TOS and on with TNG!)