{{vw}} Big changes are difficult to make, but you've done what's right for you and you've done it in the best way possible by giving them notice and letting them know why. I've just told the boss folk around here that I'm going to be looking for another position, and they are all happy and supportive of me and I still feel badly about leaving them. It makes no sense.

~ma for Raq's FIL.

Is Rod the one on the soda vending machine?

Yes.

Actually, I have no clue what this reference means.

shrift has some guys on a soda vending machine that she likes to slash.

I don't recall their names.

I'm gonna go with Rod and Lance. Because I am twelve.

Vons wants me to have my groceries delivered. [link] The last item is hilarious. I suspect that is not the image they intended to put in but it is fun-nee.

I'm writing something non-fanfic at the moment, and I'm slashing these two lads in it like nobody's business. I mean, textually I'm not planning on going there. But even as I'm writing it, I find myself sort of 'shipping them. And also 'shipping one of them with his former best friend, who's offstage. Which is really all very odd, since I'm making these guys up anyway, and shaping the text, and yet at the same time I want to play with them like they're somebody else's toys.

Weird.

(And yay for me, with getting the soda machine reference! I remember the touching tale of Whatsisname and Thingy!)

Butterfinger always seemed pretty masculine to me.

I think they were Butch and Ron(I have several male friends named Ron so I guess this is how I remember that.) I must be an old-timer now.

Oh, right. "The Ballad of Butch and Ron". I remember that. Well, the circumstances. I don't remember if an actual ballad was ever posted.

Maybe the author confused Spike with Spike's much more sensitive and gentle brother Rod.

Wrod.