Mal ,'Shindig'
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Anne W in Spoilers
Only spoilery through the promos for AtS 5x13
Heh. I wonder if the writers pulled out the Nazi card in order to remind such folk that yes, unsouled vamp = EVIL. Of course, I can imagine a situation where the whole thing backfires as some of the more extreme fen take their Spike-can-do-no-wrong convictions so far that they conclude that Goebbels was just a poor, misunderstood woobie.
katefate: I was the filler once in a three-way rear ender sandwich
Context? We don't need no stinking context!
John Sweden taking a crack at Erinacious job :
having adult concerns
Worrying about porn? Too much? Not enough?
Trudy, in Natter:
Happy Birthday to Victor
May your day rock like richter
Hope your wife gives you snuuuuuuu-gles
(She will if you licked her)
Trudy, that quote JohnSweden responded to was mine, and had nothing to do with a job (erinaceous's or otherwise), rather to do with growing up.
I meant that defining things was Erinaceous' job, you know, dictionary stuff.
From Music II:
Jon B.:
Every once in a while, I get an email like that from an artist and it just makes my day.
tommyrot:
Me too. But usually it's to tell me to stop asking them to write songs about penguins.
And today my job is not so much defining things as it is telling people to do their jobs already! And paperwork. Lots of paperwork.
Soooper Sekrit Deletion!
Hee hee hee!
Oh Trudy - why the context. It's much funnier without context.
From Quoteables:
Wolfram: definitely D'Hoffryn
Sue: That sounds like the new sitcom from the creators of Suddenly Susan.
Wolfram: Now I'm picturing a creepy giant D'Hoffryn poking his head into windows with a silly grin and campy theme song playing in the backround.
Sue: He's a newly divorced vengeance demon starting over in the big city, and looking for love (and a little vengeance.)