Or, as the Angel crew would say "IT'S A SHOW ABOUT VAMPIRES!!!"
That's all I really had to offer.
Is it better the second time around? Or the third? Or tenth? This is the place to come when you have a burning desire to talk about an old episode that was just re-run.
Or, as the Angel crew would say "IT'S A SHOW ABOUT VAMPIRES!!!"
That's all I really had to offer.
You're right -- I forgot we separated the mythology into it's own thang.
Q. If vampires don't have a heartbeat or blood pressure, how do they achieve an erection?
A. Willpower. And a little touch of Jossy Dust.
::wavy hand::
Duly noted. I withdraw the notion.
I hadn't realised that Klingon arms and legs were ridged.
hehehe
Voltaire actually did a song called Worf's Revenge (Klingon Rap) which has the lines:
"I'm not a lowly white p'tak like that Barclay guy
I don't need a holodeck to get a parma'kai
When the ladies see the beast I got between my thighs
They say "Perhaps today is a good day to die"
I hit Ezri ,Troi, Jadzia too
Watch out Janeway I'm coming for you
I'm the MacDad Klingon with the humanoid bitches
Cause my head ain't the only part of me that's got ridges"
So I was skipping around slayage.tv while waiting for a FUCKO to give me the thing I needed so I could maybe get out on time, and I see there's a new Buffy book, and the Editor's description begins: Rhonda Wilcox is the world's foremost authority on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, its characters, and its themes.
Really? I don't know Rhonda, but I mean, I could be the world's foremost authority. So could anyone posting in this thread. It's just another thing setting off my rage button, today.
Really? I'd think, say, Joss would be a little ahead of her.
Dude, creators never really understand their own work. Haven't you ever taken a literature class?
Many. I'm an English major, after all.
Regardless, you'd think we'd've heard of this Rhonda chick before, if she were so foremost and authoritative.
slayage might be tooting Wilcox's horn a little, but she's published a couple of books on BtVS, in addition to her position at slayage, and she is cited in Roz K's Fighting the Forces.
eta...
As near as I can tell all but a few of the first two pages of google hits on her name, are actually her, too.
Of course, I only know of Rhonda, because *I* am actually the world's authority on BtVS.