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flo_nelja ([personal profile] flo_nelja) wrote2021-08-23 06:26 pm

Shipping meme, day 8

8. Most fluffy ship

OOoh! You know, I don't hate fluff. But I'm not lucky with ships. When I'm like "aaaw they're so cute" there's a good chance it's meant to end horribly.

Like Willow/Oz in Buffy the Vampire Slayer or Hiro/Charlie in Heroes.

But you know, in Haikyuu!!, I have a fluffy ship that gets a real happy ending (I know they're not canon, I don't care, they got a happy ending as friendship that you can read as you want), so it can be Azumane/Nishinoya
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[personal profile] acequeenking 2021-08-23 06:33 pm (UTC)(link)
(Sorry, I hope you don't mind I came over from the [community profile] launchtheship because I got excited someone else likes this historical figure!)

I loved Willow and Oz as a kid and I remember it ending horribly. The episode when they broke up broke my heart as a kid! And I was so mad at oz. *laugh* But it is alright, we got Tara out of it at least!

Hiro was adorable!

I was wondering if you would mind if I added you to my subscription list? We seem to have similar taste in some fandoms and I noticed you do book reviews in french, and I've been trying to read more in french!
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[personal profile] acequeenking 2021-09-02 04:13 am (UTC)(link)
I'm so sorry it took me time to reply to this! Somehow all my Dreamwidth emails were going into my spam folder for some reason!

Ah, mathematicians are so cool! I have a lot of respect for the field (and work in computers, so sisters in STEM XD). I think the person Gerbert was actually quite ahead of his time and really quite influential in math (can you imagine if we'd not adopted the Arabic numbering system?).

And yeah, obviously baseless but man the CRAZY rumors about him! I know it was more common in church infighting to accuse people of stuff like witchcraft in the medieval years, but it's such a "Wait, wtf??" when you read a biography of a pope and its like "and also he had an automaton head that could answer math problems!"

I've heard he was influential in using arabic numbers as well but I couldn't find a lot of proof of it. I think he's at the very least one of the first to bring the arabic numerals out of his Spanish studies and into rome?