Whoops! (And a contest winner, and a new contest)

[alanajoli]

I started last week so well! Alas, life is busy busy busy.

I had stuff to write about, but it'll have to wait, as today is another busy day, with our Crossover Mythic Greece / Viking Saga game this afternoon, as well as a multitude of errands, and more copyediting than you can bat an eye at.

First, from last week's contest, congrats to Beverly Gordon! She's our Happy Hour of the Damned winner. Thanks to everyone who entered.

Now, for this week's contest: post your answer by Friday -- it's short by a day, but I'll try to announce on Saturday next week. This week's winner gets a copy of Angels' Blood by Nalini Singh.

So, while pondering Loki for the Viking Saga game, I thought, wow, he'd have a great twitter account. Imagine if you will:

@AesirLoki: OMG, they're throwing stuff at Baldur again. Get over it.
@AesirLoki: Srsly, I'm going to kill that kid.
@AesirLoki: So, just talked to mistletoe...

I read Blue Milk Special, a Star Wars parody web comic, and they have a gimmick for Leia that she's a twitter fiend. Most of the characters from Questionable Content actually do have twitter feeds. It's a great concept.

If you could pick a mythological figure or a fictional character to follow on twitter, who would it be? Bonus: I'll count you as two entries if you post three sample twitter entries for your choice!

Comments

[kattw.livejournal.com]

Does Q count? Because that'd be awesome. Sadly, I don't count myself qualified to make twitter entries for an omnipotent being, but being Q, I do suspect he'd bypass the character limit.

For more classical stuff though, hrm. Probably Lucifer Morningstar, frankly. I very much loved the Carey/Gaiman take on him, and would imagine even short bits of thought would be interesting.

Also, Cobra Commander has a twitter account, which is usually terrible, but is amusing upon rare occasion, it seems.