'Shindig'
This thread is for Buffista quotage. Posts that are profound, witty, or otherwise deserving of immortality go here. This is also Shrift's source for the BRQG, so be aware that if your words end up here, they'll also end up there. Finally, please note which thread spawned the quotage and please white-out anything that might be spoilery to Un-Americans.
tralfamadore2001:
Brownies get patches for eating s'mores, so I figure Connor could probably earn the equivalent of a bronze award at least. He showed initiative and, you know, slicing body parts off of criminals has to count as some sort of community service.
not because of the English, because I'm not a good writer)
The tears on my cheeks reading that beg to differ, Nilly.
ita, that's S3 AtS.
Betsy:
You call that a stompy foot? You call that stomping?
Yeesh, what are you, Miss Manners with a whip?
Fay on Justin Timberlake:
He's cute, I guess - certainly looks impressively bendy.
From Angel, definitely spoily for Season 4:
Madrigal Costello :
Which would mean that Angel'd become a father, then a grandfather in less than three years. And it'd complicate the family tree. But it would also mean that the CoCo puff would be half vampiric human, 1/ 4 floaty platitudy demon and 1/4 cheerleader - just like so many university roommates.
Pinwiz:
Or Cordy in High School?
Matt the Bruins fan :
I think my attitude toward the Cordelia/Connor pairing is similar to what pioneers must have had toward getting cowpox rather than smallpox. Not lethal like the alternative it wards one against, but hardly enjoyable.
wolfram:
Being an active member of this board requires more reading than law school.
Deena, proving why she's fitting in so well around here:
Oh, re: pen and paper D&D, I can't quite seem to get into it. My husband, son and I tried to play once, but I kept hitting on all the other characters and getting porny, and then laughing like a loon must laugh if it does laugh. My son, who was trying to DM, got rather disgusted with me and didn't find me funny at all. I can't imagine it. It's amazing the number of things I can say that require his now standard response, "Never.say.that.in.my.hearing.again." I'm keeping count. We're up to about 563. Also amazing how innocuous the content can be when the delivery is "right".
From Angel, mildly spoily:
Anything revealing that plot point is more than "mildly" spoilery IMHO.
Hmmm... you're right, I wasn't thinking clearly. I'll go back and remove the 'mildly' then.