Maybe the author confused Spike with Spike's much more sensitive and gentle brother Rod.
Wrod.
'Heart Of Gold'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Maybe the author confused Spike with Spike's much more sensitive and gentle brother Rod.
Wrod.
Mmm. Butch and Ron.
~ma, Raq, to the FiL.
VW, you so totally made the right choice here, it's not even funny.
Souled!Spike just does not say "I'm trying. It's hard, but I'm trying." more than once in a lifetime, let alone once every chapter.
Reason 738 why I don't read Spike fic written by people who identify as Spike fans. Though I would approve of this line if, somehow, it involved Viagra.
CRAP!
AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEENA
I blame attempting to latch a hiccuping, teething baby for my neglect.
I believe that is the first time I ever used that bit of buffista-speak.
eta: AIFG
Ok, stuff like that's not good for my mental health. If I had the mega-bucks and the DNA sample.....
sniff
What would happen if you went to a dog-cloning company and said, "Here's my dog's blood - please clone it," only you give them human blood?
Could this be a new SciFi Channel Saturday night movie?
((((vw))))
Sometimes you have to do what you have to do.
Butterfinger always seemed pretty masculine to me.Yeah, sexual at least. But I think having the slightly salty chocolates under the "Feminine Needs" section is good marketing. "Here's your Tampax, your Midol and your Hersheys... Will there be anything else, m'aam?"
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.I approve of this.
Happy Birthday, Deena!