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Where Emily does the essay she wrote during college freshman English 101. My bibliography is at the end if you want to check that out.

Links. So many links.

Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/Cophenalypse
Pseudovision: http://www.youtube.com/user/pseudovision
Screengasm: http://www.youtube.com/user/screengasm
Lesley: http://www.youtube.com/user/quidditchcapn10


Bibliography:
Green, Hank and John. "Vlogbrothers." YouTube -- Vlogbrothers. Vlogbrothers. 1 Jan. 2007.

Hoppenstand, Gary. "The Revenge of the Nerds." Journal of Popular Culture 42.5 (2009)

Mario, Eric. Personal Interview by Emily Maesar. 8 Nov. 2010. .

Nugent, Benjamin. American Nerd: the Story of My People.

Plowman, Lesley. Personal Interview by Emily Maesar. 8 Nov. 2010.

Sternbergh, Adam. "Tyranny of the Fanboys." Editorial. New York Magazine 23 July 2010.

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  • WOOT WOOT!!! Great job!!

  • This is fantastic! It's extremely well-written, interesting, and just AMAZING. Your love and appreciation of nerdfighteria really comes through. The next time somebody asks me what a nerdfighter is, I'm just going to send them this video.

    I wrote a paper about why we feel like we know the youtubers we watch for my social psych class. You've inspired me to make a video about that. It may take me a while though because I have to go through the paper and pick out what's relevant and what's only...

  • @tallatstarbucks :333333 Thanks so much, Jessie! :]

  • I am normally turned off by longer videos, but you held my attention and entertained me the entire time.

  • @TeamHarris916 I'm really glad it kept your attention. That was kind of my fear, that it was too long, but I'm glad everyone's gotten through it and liked it. <333

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  • Awesome paper. It was fun to hear and I'm sure it was fun to write, despite how much time I suspect you put in to it. This year I wrote a paper that touched on a few of the same things, my paper being about why Harry Potter-influenced communities are so driven to decrease worldsuck.

    Questions:

    1. What is your favorite T-shirt?

    2. Do you prefer to see movies in theaters or on DVD?

  • I like this :) And I like things, so I shall ask questions:

    1) Favourite Harry Potter character

    2) If you could only read one book for the rest of your life which would it be?

  • @Cophenalypse That was a lot it actually, that I wasn't sure if it was a quote or not. But yeah, it goes back and forth.

  • @iliveonplanetspace <3 THANK YOU RON!

  • @themunchkym Thanks so much. <333

  • @uberwren I think that's actually true, that Harry Potter is the most profitable, but I think at the time of the quote Star Wars was the most profitable.

    Glad you liked it. <3

  • Really great essay. The only thing I would question though is your bit about Star Wars being the most profitable media franchise in history thus far. When I was doing my research for my Harry Potter paper (which I am not thoroughly inspired to share with the WORLD thanks to you and your video) I was getting numbers that would indicate that perhaps HP has made more money than Star Wars. I'm not sure though.

    Questions to come when I think of them.

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