Not much on Angel/Spike either.

What is there in Spike/Angel not to like? A touch implausible in the present, I can understand that argument, but: Spike! Angel! Angelus! The kiss "Will, my boy," season 2! The torture! The, the, the, sex!

Of course, this may be an extension of the fact that I would be firmly in the Spike/Block of Concrete 'shipper camp.

Am-Chau, my sistah!

I liked the Angel/Spike in Rivka and Sally's Changes.

All I know is I squeal like a little girl when a new chapter comes out and I've got most of it downloaded. "Domestic Piranhas" is probably right out, as well.

I love that. I don't know why. It's crazy, mostly way out of characterization, etc., etc. But I can never get enough. And some days, I just have to go back and read that Angel/Gunn/Wes threesome in the back of the sex shop. Glurble.

I buy Spike/Angelus. Less Spike/Angel.

I'm pro slash, but I just don't see those two.

This really brings out the whole YMMV thing where pairing and chemistry is concerned. I'm not that into slash, but for me, Angel and Linsey were the slashiest couple that ever got slashed in all of the fandom. (Well, what I know of a few fandoms, anyway.) Moreover, Angel/Linsey for me was *the* defining relationship on AtS.

For those of you who haven't seen it already, may I take this moment to pimp yet again Sisabet's utterly fab A/L vid Last Stand in Open Country? (You have to look under Slash.) The vid pretty much capsulates the relationship for me.

By the way, I'm not trying to sway your opinion or anything like that, Am-Chau. I just find the whole subject of why different pairings/shows sparks passions in individual viewers incredibly interesting. I'm speaking as a philistine that doesn't see much to write home about in Wes/Gunn.

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Am-Chau, my sistah!

hugs connie tightly

I love 'Domestic Piranhas', too. That's how I slid from Spike/Xander into Angel/Wesley, actually.

That's such a great vid.

I've been busily adding links to my favorites. I may have to e-mail them all to Greg to print up for me at the library (hah!) - so I can take them to the hospital and have lots and lots of lovely reading material to distract me during labor.

I'm not trying to sway your opinion or anything like that, Am-Chau.

And I wouldn't mind if you were.

I just find the whole subject of why different pairings/shows sparks passions in individual viewers incredibly interesting.

It is an intresting thing to explore. After all, I'm always still amazed to met anyone who's watched Star Trek's first series and isn't convinced that Kirk and Spock were in love/lust.