Round 31, hour 11

[lullabymoon]

How did everyone fare this hour? I have heard reports of less procrastination and food.

Comments

[ozqueen]

I only got 383 words, but I stopped to fix myself a beverage~ and eat a hotdog. (I've also got a dvd on that's kind of holding my attention as well as acting as general background-ish noise for fic.)

But yay, 383 words I didn't have earlier!

[isdon-isgood9.livejournal.com]

I had dinner, I wrote 200 words and played the Marvel Avengers Game on facebook whilst the big bang theory is playing in the background :D

[ozqueen]

lmao your username ♥

[studyofrunning.livejournal.com]

105 sacrificial words. Had a cool idea. Still no proper starting point.

[isdon-isgood9.livejournal.com]

I don't think I've ever had anyone lmao at my username before :D

[ozqueen]

Hee, it's so random! And now I've got his voice in my head. "Is Don! Is Good."

[isdon-isgood9.livejournal.com]

Well there is a story to it :D My nickname in high school was Don, an abbreviation of my last name, and whenever I used to do something my peers liked they would say Is Don! Is Good. Which is still random *shrugs* but it stayed with me :D

[ozqueen]

Haha, classic. I know a guy called Don, and the same thing happens to him ;)

[lullabymoon]

Yay for 383 words!!

[lullabymoon]

Sounds like a very productive hour!! Yay!

[lullabymoon]

Those poor sacrificial words. But yay for cool idea!

[justice-turtle.livejournal.com]

...is that an Aussie joke of some sort, or just a TV joke I don't get? *curious*

(Explaining the joke: only bad when the other person got it anyway. *g* In my opinion.)

[isdon-isgood9.livejournal.com]

Is Don! Is good! is a slogan for a meat company here like in this commercial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRZyHKuYIcI

[justice-turtle.livejournal.com]

...wow, the things you learn on fic_rush. O_O :D *is amused*

[lolmac]

I've always loved your username! I thought it was a pun between the name Don, and the expression "It's done. It's good." - which we used, especially in the theatre, to jog ourselves out of not finishing projects.