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[astri13]

Yay, did watch all the Chicago panel clips finally and the cuteness is just on overload.

About the "incident" - I did feel bad for Jared because a) it was an awkward, non-flattering question in the first place (and non-sensical for TV) and b) the wording didn`t make it better. He looked kind of helpless for a moment and seeing as he seems to be an overgrown puppy who just wants to be fun for everyone, it wasn`t a nice thing to do. Makes me determined to say or make that stutter something very nice to him at Asylum. Provided he and I will be there. :)

But seriously so much sweetness all around. *squishes them*

Comments

[aithne414.livejournal.com]

Who even asks a question like that, seriously? Fans constantly amaze me with their lack of shame, manners, or anything resembling empathy for their fellow human beings. He didn't come there to hear critiques, he came there to entertain. That woman should take a long, hard look at herself and figure out why, when she had the chance to ask one thing of her favorite actors, she chose to ask something small and unkind.

[andromakhe001.livejournal.com]

I don't know, it didn't seem like that much of an incident to me. One tends to be nervous in those situations anyway and then the person she was asking the question to changed and she got it turned around in her head and it just came the worst way possible. She probably does feel badly that it came out like that but not much she can do about it after the fact.

[katikat.livejournal.com]

What? What?

[cologne-chick.livejournal.com]

The woman was really rude. If this question was for Jensen, she should have just sit down again after Jensen left the stage!

But I liked that, when Jensen came back on stage and Jared asked him the question, he was all bitchy. Everybody who was there said they got the feeling, Jensen heard the rude girl and that's why he behaved all pissed and bitchy to that question. I love that :-)

[silverkit.livejournal.com]

I was at the con, and when that question was asked it was very much a "Did she really just ask that?" sort of moment.

And no matter how she could have phrased it, it was still a rude thing to ask.

Though the fan who brought up "fanfiction" made me sink down in my seat as well. It's the crazy fans that ruin it for everyone else.

But the guys were wonderful, and sweet and funny and the way it was handled on stage was very classy. Nice guys our fandom has.