Cindy in Natter. Made me laugh.
I just got this email entitled, "Advice". I don't pass these on usually, but it made me chuckle.
1. It is important to find a man who works around the house, occasionally cooks and cleans and who has a job.
2. It is important to find a man who makes you laugh.
3. It is important to find a man who is dependable and doesn't lie.
4. It is important to find a man who's good in bed and who loves to have sex with you.
5. It is important that these four men never meet.
Hec and Aimee, in Natter:
We should have one of the actuaries post the most likely ways to die for the average Buffsita demographic
My vote goes for "TiVo falling onto head" for #1 cause.
Anne on keeping track of Bureaublahblah (© msbelle):
It's a bit like herding cats. Teleporting, time-traveling cats.
Gudanov In Natter:
My most recent movie viewing was "Piglet's Big Movie". Which was okay, but I thought Tigger was just sort of mailing it in. Eeorye brought it strong though, best performance since 'Dude Where's my Tail'.
In BBaBB, on the Phoenix Error Message:
Betsy HP: It's the Best. Error Message. Ever.
Liese: It is. It makes me happy every time I see it. Which isn't often. Which makes me happy. Buffista conundrums of joy.
I even quoted it to my SO, and was startled to note that I did actually have it memorized. And not like the other death messages that I have memorized because I see them so damn often. I have it memorized because I never see it. See what I mean about the conundrums?
Because it's both funny and true. And I just love the expression "Buffista conundrums of joy".
connie in Bitches (context? Pfah.):
So now I don't have to mumble as I'm rocking along with this bunch of wildeyed Dutchmen with their guitars and strangely significant lyrics.
The inimitable BHP in Great Write Way:
Anybody, no matter how distinguished, who tells you "If you don't X, you can't write" is wrong. Unless "X" is "write".
Because it's truuue.
Victor, in Spoilers, speculating about The Last Episode. Because it needs to be shared with the unspoiled.
Disclaimer: Unless he knows something and isn't telling, this is pure speculation.
The world ends, and Angel wakes up in a cold sweat, screaming. Lindsey, lying next to him, rolls over him, holds him tenderly and says, "what's wrong honey." Angele replies that he had a bad dream, that he was a vampire, and that the world ended, and that he... he... was in love with a girl.
Next season, AtS becomes Queer as Folk.