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rusty_halo) wrote2003-08-25 04:50 pm
rusty_halo) wrote2003-08-25 04:50 pm
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I've been kinda following ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
handbasket_rpg. It's a very clever and entertaining parody of Buffy fandom; if you haven't seen it, check it out. I loved ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kopy_kat's Mr. Burns and the Fallen Woman, a Montgomery Burns/Marge Simpson parody rip-off of herself_nyc's Mr Grieves and the Fallen Woman.
The RPG has got some people playing composite stereotypes and some playing actual people, so I guess it's sort of RPF. It's so clearly parody, though; it's no more offensive than a Saturday Night Live sketch (and a lot funnier than most of those). I am speaking as someone who finds most RPF squicky and usually avoids it (though I have no problem with those who like it).
So yeah, anyway, just a rec.
handbasket_rpg. It's a very clever and entertaining parody of Buffy fandom; if you haven't seen it, check it out. I loved kopy_kat's Mr. Burns and the Fallen Woman, a Montgomery Burns/Marge Simpson parody rip-off of herself_nyc's Mr Grieves and the Fallen Woman.The RPG has got some people playing composite stereotypes and some playing actual people, so I guess it's sort of RPF. It's so clearly parody, though; it's no more offensive than a Saturday Night Live sketch (and a lot funnier than most of those). I am speaking as someone who finds most RPF squicky and usually avoids it (though I have no problem with those who like it).
So yeah, anyway, just a rec.
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