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[green_queen]

You know what? Sometimes it just sucks being a non-American Lost fan. You guys get all the cool stuff. Plus I can't be involved in this fandom thing I really REALLY want to take part in. Nor can I submit questions for the Damon/Carlton podcast, or vote on their theme song, or watch the show on my TV every week. We don't even have TiVo in Australia. The internet is, of course, an absolute lifesaver in terms of fandom - at least I get to watch the show not long after you guys and be involved with things like The Fuselage, Naveen-Andrews.net and the great fan community - but I feel like I miss out on a lot too.

I don't necessarily want to be American or dislike being Australian, but it's so inconvenient sometimes. You feel like an inferior fan by virtue of distance.

I wish Tom and Nina would hurry up and visit already.

Ugh, listen to me feeling sorry for myself.

Green Queen

Comments

[txvoodoo.livejournal.com]

*hugs* - it's how I feel about Doctor Who ;)

[green-queen.livejournal.com]

LOL even if I liked Doctor Who it wouldn't be any different. Are there ANY fandoms that originate in Australia??

[txvoodoo.livejournal.com]

*thinks*

Um.

Uh.

:D

[kry-86.livejournal.com]

I visited Australia in September and fell in love with Xavier Rudd and Pete Murray. I also was a little obsessed with Uluru if a landmark can be a fandom.