My word, I had to shut the window quick, before Julia saw, which is common with Buffista links, and even common to Buffista toy links, but this time, my motive was self-preservation.

Well, I did say "explicit". Should I edit?

Well, there is credit card fraud and then there is life-o-crime. (Also, Dean is cuter.) Also also, I'd posit that Dean plays the role of the family-oriented guy, whereas it's the younger brother on Prison Break who is "All for you! I do it all for you!!"

Purely on the basis of this exchange, I have now bought and watched the first Season of Prison Break.

REALLY like it. And although I'd agree that Dean is cuter, and more catnip-like wrt my particular kinks, holy mother of BLIMEY, Michael and his tattoo - pretty like a pretty thing.

Remember the fanfic- The Liberation of Katie Holmes? I think I remember Cindy was reading it too. Does anyone have a link.

Well, I did say "explicit". Should I edit?

Consuela, I'm sorry for the confusion. My comment had nothing to do with your link. It was in reference to the picture ita linked to -- with the room full of My Little Pony figurines. Julia would steal my credit cards and send me to financial ruin to have that -- of course she's only 7. [link]

eta...

Sophia, I stopped reading it. Go to buffyx.livejournal.com, and I think you'll find it, or find links to it.

This House fic had my jaw hitting the floor. In a good way, of course.

All he needed to do was fit Willow in there somehow and it would have been a trifecta extraordinaire.

Yeah. wrod.

Slash shows up on Queerty:

It's pure coincidence that the editors over at AfterElton sent us this sort-of literary story this morning (we guard our editorial schedule like a hooker guards their real age). In it, Michael Ricci takes a look at "slash fiction:" "self-published stories written by fans featuring characters from television, movies and books." While the genre got it's name from the backslash separating the characters involved, we prefer to think it came from some over zealous fan having one too many slashes and finding a geeky outlet for their amphetamine soaked imaginations. But that's just us.

Cheeky as the editors always are, but still interesting to see it pop up there.

Beach Blanket Poltergeist, gen, Supernatural. Despite the kind of odd title, this is a great, mid-length story with a tone I really love. It's a very well-crafted California story, too.