Weird and unintended fourth wall breaches
Must refer to this, which I must have tweeted.
Me + Richard Armitage
a frequently irreverent and occasionally cerebral feuilleton of richard armitage studies
Charities Richard Armitage has supported [click this photo]
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Fan Sites
- C19
- Русскоязычный Cайт Pичардa Армитиджa
- Fellowship of the Beard
- Foro Richard Armitage [Spanish]
- IHEARTARMITAGE
- RAfanvids
- Richard Armitage at Reddit
- Richard Armitage Board (für deutsche Fans)
- Richard Armitage Brasil
- Richard Armitage Central
- Richard Armitage Confessions
- Richard Armitage Discussion Board [Chinese]
- Richard Armitage Fanfiction Archiv
- Richard Armitage Feed at Youtube
- RichardArmitageNet.com
- RichardArmitageOnline
- The Armitage Army
- The Richard Armitage Daily
I understand that this seems somehow weird but isn’t it also a little bit ‘cool’? 🙂
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I don’t feel that way about it, although a lot of people would. It seems an inescapable part of the way that we do this fandom thing now, and of my own mistakes (I should have tweeted #jedbrophy and not @….).
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😦 I hope it doesn’t bother you too much and won’t obstruct your blogging habits!
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It was a long time ago now, I guess … anyway, I am just trying not to think about it 🙂
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Well maybe sometimes the Vogel-Strauß-Taktik is the best thing we can do 🙂
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Yeah. I have wrestled with this problem for two years now, and more intensely since Armitage joined Twitter — because how can you write for an audience in social media about a subject without taking the risk that the subject notices you? Not writing isn’t an option for me, and I don’t know how else to find an audience. So there we are. Head down and ignore the rest, I guess.
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I think about this ‘problem’ too and tell myself that because I am writing a multiple themed blog in German I am not in danger to be noticed from our OdB – yes that’s my narrative and I’ll stick to it!!! 😀
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I suppose I could start writing in German. But OH the grammatical errors …
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I am sure you would do fine!!!
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I would pretend I was from Berlin and put every single object in the dative, thus hiding the fact that I still don’t really understand when to use the dative and when to use the accusative (despite years of instruction and badgering from exSO and his family)
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oh, and I would pretend the Rechtschreibreform never happened. Well, I pretty much do that anyway, lol.
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That’s what I do and I am a native speaker 🙂
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Oh and at least it was ‘only’ Jed Brophy and not RA
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yeah, that would be hard to survive.
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Really, really, really rightening thought
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LOL at least your mysterious blog post made me watch that vid. I hadn’t got round to any of the Hobbitcon 3 things yet…
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They look like so much fun!
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Yes. And I still love the fact that there are so many women there!!!
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yeah, I thought that was cool, in the dance scenes of the video, all of those dance scenes with mostly women.
the other thing that occurred to me, watching this, is that Tolkien cosplay is really woman friendly. Everyone looks good dressed up as a dwarf, with elaborate hair, and behind a beard.
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The whole thing is very women-friendly – just right up their street in terms of creativity, I’d say. (Sorry, lads…)
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