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untonuggan) wrote2016-01-25 01:45 pm
untonuggan) wrote2016-01-25 01:45 pm
fiber geek watching dystopias
ok ok
so i'm really liking the 100 now I've gotten past the beginning, and actually now I've gotten to canon f/f pairings i'm ON BOARD.
however the thing that is bothering me with a lot of these dystopias is FIBER.
i get the whole "let us wear grungy black clothes for a cool look" thing costumers are going for, I really do.
but I feel like if no one has figured out how to manufacture new fibers (which everyone is wearing machine made stuff, so yeah?), then it should be WE MUST CONSERVE THIS AT ALL COSTS, not "rip it up all the time because arrows and pulling them out and blood and stuff."
do they have some secret stash of dead peoples' clothes somewhere from when the bomb went off? that have lasted 100 years? seriously?
has no one remembered how to mend things with a sewing needle and thread?
because otherwise, seriously, stop ripping all the fabric into gritty pieces.
(seriously, there's no *patching* on anyones' clothes in any of the societies, which you think someone would have come up with somewhere.)
./fiber rant
(i know it's tv, but. still! some dystopia somewhere should think of the clooooooooooooooooothes)
so i'm really liking the 100 now I've gotten past the beginning, and actually now I've gotten to canon f/f pairings i'm ON BOARD.
however the thing that is bothering me with a lot of these dystopias is FIBER.
i get the whole "let us wear grungy black clothes for a cool look" thing costumers are going for, I really do.
but I feel like if no one has figured out how to manufacture new fibers (which everyone is wearing machine made stuff, so yeah?), then it should be WE MUST CONSERVE THIS AT ALL COSTS, not "rip it up all the time because arrows and pulling them out and blood and stuff."
do they have some secret stash of dead peoples' clothes somewhere from when the bomb went off? that have lasted 100 years? seriously?
has no one remembered how to mend things with a sewing needle and thread?
because otherwise, seriously, stop ripping all the fabric into gritty pieces.
(seriously, there's no *patching* on anyones' clothes in any of the societies, which you think someone would have come up with somewhere.)
./fiber rant
(i know it's tv, but. still! some dystopia somewhere should think of the clooooooooooooooooothes)
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Unfortunately, they cut the best part of the scene where they go and drink after and make Claire piss in a bucket. But yay for getting fiber history right!
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unfortunately i cannot do Outlander at all because I read the books right around when I was dating Asshole Abuser Ex, and That One Scene (or several) were...kind of entwined with a lot of those memories.
but I am glad you are enjoying!
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OMG I completely understand that 100%. Ugh. :( :( You could watch this scene though. Only women in it! And they are waulking the wool. It's super great.