You're in purgatory for the whole year?

Yeah, time flies when you're running for your life.

Do you mind me trying?

The grim.

Possibly.

I'm Greta Johnson.

I'm Trisha Bobita.

And this is the Nerdat Podcast. This week, the authors of the book, Fangasm, Supernatural Fangirls, come on to defend the fan girl and tell you all it's okay if you are. Also, we'll talk a little bit about Supernatural and what the deal is with that show. Tricia and I have never seen it, but it sounds like it could be pretty intriguing after all.

Sounds like quite the rabbit hole, and I'm familiar with the fandom of Supernatural from the Doctor Who and Sherlock fandoms. They overlap a bit on Tumblr.

I am shocked. And homework this week from Anne Hood. She is a knitting fanatic. But first, back to Tumblr, because that's where we first discovered

Ladies Against Humanity. It's a Tumblr where each post is a card that would fit in the

Cards Against Humanity game, which is like apples to apples, but for grownups with kind of a dark

sense of humor. And Ladies Against Humanity was created by Kate Stamen London.

She's a screenwriter and a playwright working in Los Angeles,

and this is one of those instances of a late-night idea that you joke about with your friends,

turning out to be something the world really needed.

Kate's Tumblr, Ladies Against Humanity, went from zero to a million page views

in just a matter of days, and that wasn't

even the best thing about her week.

I'm Kate's name in London, and this weekend I was at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

It was amazing.

You walk in and sort of it's made to look like Hogsmead Village from the books, and you

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