spooky!

Those of you who know me in person, tell me, is this quiz right or is it right? It should've empasized the staying-up-all-night part, though -- my body thinks it's supposed to go to sleep when the sky starts to get light outside.

(gakked from eponine119)



You are late-sleepy relaxation, the half-awake moment when you realize it's morning, but you don't have to get up, because there's no place you have to be. You are that cozy spot under the covers where everything feels temporarily perfect, even if you know you'll eventually have to wiggle out and start the day. Maybe you're the artistic type, who doesn't function well on a normal schedule. Sleep's important to you, and you like the freedom of sleeping as late as you want (especially since that is closely related to the freedom to stay up as late as you want). You like to roll out of bed, put on some comfy clothes, and get a laid back start to the day. If not everything on your list gets accomplished, no worries. Your only priority is having no priorities – you just want to take things at a slow, mellow pace.

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THERE, DID I GET YOUR ATTENTION?



According to Ausiello:

It's now or never, Friday Night Lights fans.

Since the drama's second season is being released on DVD in April with (tellingly) only the 15 pre-strike episodes included, it is highly unlikely that the show will return this season. And unless you tune in in droves — and bring friends, strangers and pets to the Nielsen box — tonight's season finale could well serve as the series finale.

At least on NBC.

Of course the best-case scenario would be to keep FNL right where it is, operating exactly as it is. And for that to happen, it's going to need you. Heck, in this endeavor, we're all going to need each other. So let's do it: Let's build the audience. A demo rating above a 2.0 would make the show's renewal all but a sure thing. So tell everyone you've ever met (and their brother!) to tune in to tonight's season finale. And if they happen to have a Nielsen box, so much the better. We can do this. We will do this. Now go do this. — Additional reporting by Ben Katner



Here's a link to a good article on how to write an effective "Save the Show" letter.



Y'all, this is as close to a second fandom as I have. If it goes, I will be a sad, SAAAAAAAAAD Alliecat. And nobody needs a sad cheerleader. Help me support the team, and watch FNL tonight!!!!! (9/8 Central)