Betsy, in Natter:
Any moment now, Shrift will start writing G&G slash.
Gallant always uses a condom.
Goofus goes into public restrooms and takes on all comers with bloodplay.
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Betsy, in Natter:
Any moment now, Shrift will start writing G&G slash.
Gallant always uses a condom.
Goofus goes into public restrooms and takes on all comers with bloodplay.
I think that was my first COMM quote! Even though it was as the straight man, I'm still all choked up.
I find that hard to believe, Jon. That it's your first COMM.
I did a search. UNTRUE.
BHP in Natter:
I stopped attending one Episcopal church because I realized that spending every Sunday in a tearing rage and planning to seek out and kill every single composer in the Maranatha catalogue was not necessarily compatible with Christian charity.
BHP in natter:
Buying a book?
How is this possible? "Book" is a collective noun. Next you'll be buying "a" pea.
Literary:
BHP: But, you know, Angus said it all far better.
DXM: Well, he is a trained professional.
BHP: He has a degree in... Humanities!
DXM: Don't try this at home, kids.
Spoilers:
Hec: When did Wesley get the Highlights of Existential Despair?
Ple: I think they come with the six-month refill of the Contact Lenses of Moral Ambiguity.
Allyson, Natter, on job-hunting:
Trying to work out how I heard that they were looking for a fundraiser. "So I was chatting about the tenderness of capybara hair and sneering as a metaphor for vampire homosexuality at a BtVS message board one Saturday morning, and someone mentioned you needed a new fundraiser."
Caroma, in Angel Quotes, talking about non-spoilery ways to fine tune the show:
As for Gunn, the writers need to be tied down in front of a continuous playing of 'The Best Moments of Meldrick Lewis' from HOMICIDE, to see how to write a memorable, witty, brave, conflicted black man. They have a lot in common- -both from poor families, interested in justice, good teammates but not willing to put up with any dissing from the others, not too interested in what little rules they have to break to get there, decent and honorable and yet quite imperfect.