This is Not Twilight Panel Bingo
Apr. 1st, 2010 10:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Although if you attend a Twilight talk where the following words are used in any combination, you will not win my lovely sushi dinner pictured below!
*White privilege
*Mormonism
*Agency
*Colonization
*Patriarchy
Seriously, people, it's like you're all giving the same talk. If this were a drinking game, I'd have been under the table by 9am.
Anyhow. Sushi dinner picspam now.




There, wasn't that better?
Anyhow, so my talk went seriously great. One panelist dropped out so it was me and another presenter and we had like a solid hour of Q&A, and it was all solid questions that were great.
Speaking of questions, and back to Twilight, it is occuring to me that there's all this discussion of presenting the books to young girls so very carefully because their poor delicate little brains could be spoiled by the naughty parochialism/mormonism/anti-feminism/what the fuck ever. Okay. Um. So why doesn't this happen with boys? Cos I highly doubt anyone is EVER gonna sit down with an eleven year old boy and be all, "Now here's this copy of Harry Potter, but we should have a talk first. You should know that magic isn't real, and you're not ever going to be asked to save the world, and the principal of your school is never going to invite you into his office for candy and to see his exotic pets. Just sayin.'" Seriously, wtf people?
Okay, I'm so fried now. Off to my bunk!
*White privilege
*Mormonism
*Agency
*Colonization
*Patriarchy
Seriously, people, it's like you're all giving the same talk. If this were a drinking game, I'd have been under the table by 9am.
Anyhow. Sushi dinner picspam now.
There, wasn't that better?
Anyhow, so my talk went seriously great. One panelist dropped out so it was me and another presenter and we had like a solid hour of Q&A, and it was all solid questions that were great.
Speaking of questions, and back to Twilight, it is occuring to me that there's all this discussion of presenting the books to young girls so very carefully because their poor delicate little brains could be spoiled by the naughty parochialism/mormonism/anti-feminism/what the fuck ever. Okay. Um. So why doesn't this happen with boys? Cos I highly doubt anyone is EVER gonna sit down with an eleven year old boy and be all, "Now here's this copy of Harry Potter, but we should have a talk first. You should know that magic isn't real, and you're not ever going to be asked to save the world, and the principal of your school is never going to invite you into his office for candy and to see his exotic pets. Just sayin.'" Seriously, wtf people?
Okay, I'm so fried now. Off to my bunk!
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Date: 2010-04-03 02:04 am (UTC)Glad your talk went well! :)
lovely food pics
Date: 2010-04-07 10:51 pm (UTC)Re: lovely food pics
Date: 2010-04-07 10:54 pm (UTC)