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1200-year-anniversary of Ingolstadt, Bavaria
I'v been zapping between channels, because TV programme is always completely useless on Sundays, and by accident, I landed on the Bayerischer Rundfunk channel, which was showing the medieval feast of Ingolstadt's 1200-year-anniversary. It was a wonderful sight, the people presenting the history of their city in 100+ colourful "pictures", dressing up in the clothes of the various episodes, representing historical figures and old crafts... I enjoyed it very much. The link takes you to a German page, but if you click on zur Fotogalerie, you'll be taken directly to the pretty pictures.
On a different matter, I decided to stay away from SG-Atlantis fanfic for a while. I just can't take any more badly written McKay/Sheppard slash or nauseating Weir/Zelenka romance. I know, part of the problem is that I hate both Sheppard and Weir, but c'mon, people, there has to be something else to write about than 'ships with pairings that have been overdone a gazillion times. After a while, you simply can't write (or read) anything new about McShep having hott monkey buttsex - there are only a limited number of positions to describe - or about Zelenka pining after Weir (which I don't understand to begin with, but that's probably just me).
So, I'm back to posting "Birthright 2" and the Tolkien Quiz and sweating like a horse in this frigging heat.
On a different matter, I decided to stay away from SG-Atlantis fanfic for a while. I just can't take any more badly written McKay/Sheppard slash or nauseating Weir/Zelenka romance. I know, part of the problem is that I hate both Sheppard and Weir, but c'mon, people, there has to be something else to write about than 'ships with pairings that have been overdone a gazillion times. After a while, you simply can't write (or read) anything new about McShep having hott monkey buttsex - there are only a limited number of positions to describe - or about Zelenka pining after Weir (which I don't understand to begin with, but that's probably just me).
So, I'm back to posting "Birthright 2" and the Tolkien Quiz and sweating like a horse in this frigging heat.