I love you crazy bitches.
'A Hole in the World'
Buffy and Angel 1: BUFFYNANGLE4EVA!!!!!1!
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.
Hmm, I guess "weird sister" would not be allowed either.
What does it mean when you're a vampire who can hear voices but you can also prophesize?
Awesome, and the best vampire in the Jossverse.
I mean, on a sanity scale.
See above. Dru is My Girl. Hears voices, prophesizes, and talks to her doll? Best. Vampire.
Oh, this is probably derailing somehow
Well, for this and several other reasons, I choose only to read his posts and not discuss or read the comments. I find the nannyism a bit over the top. I get the intentions, but it is too much.
I think I will just stick to his posts themselves and stay out of the comment threads, which is usually my policy anyway.
I have to say, from a distance, I just don't get Mark. But...that's from a distance. I've never read anything of his, don't even know the URL. Just seen plenty references, but none of it (especially this) has been conducive to me actually reading him.
Maybe if he watched Supernatural....ahah, that's just funny to think about.
It's my policy to never read the comments! Especially for something like this - I'm there to read what MARK says; I don't care what all the random people who flotsamed in from the Internet have to say.
I can't read most of the comments anyway and am too lazy to translate.
edit: Also, what Zen said. I wouldn't mind chatting with Mark himself, but the side conversations aren't as interesting to me.
He's going to be doing Supernatural after Cowboy Bebop (which is after Buffy ).
I find the nannyism a bit over the top. I get the intentions, but it is too much.
Yeah. A lot of the comments are worth reading, though. It's a lot of fun, but I try to avoid the endless arguments. Can't avoid them entirely, though, since I'm a mod. But I roll my eyes a lot.
He's going to be doing Supernatural after Cowboy Bebop
Seriously? Seriously? Okay, I may show up for that, at least to start out. It seems rather different from most of the stuff he watches--not as critically acclaimed, for one, and a lot more prurient. What am I missing that he's watched/read that's similar?
I like comments. I like comments a lot. It's how we started, after all. I got nothing against commenters. But there are certain kinds of groupthink/community standards (formal or informal) that drive me up a wall, and prevent me from feeling like I can be part of a commenting community (which is the best part, the regularity), and the sort of nannying that gives PC a bad name (not PC, but PC, you know) is way high on that list.