Zoe ,'War Stories'
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.
Eddie: Card-carrying NGA member for 5 months now. Somebody hold me.
Polter-Cow: Twenty-three years. Hush, man.
Eddie: ::thud::
Polter-Cow: I suppose it's less thud if you know I'm 23.
Eddie: Sneaky P-C. Be gentle, I'm still new here. So... whatcha doin this weekend?
Polter-Cow: Not having sex.
billytea: I've been asked to give a couple of lectures for one of the actuarial units at Melbourne Uni. That should be an interesting experience. It'll be at the start of August. I have a fair amount of leeway on what I want to cover (within reason, and no mole rats).
in OMGWTF POLARBEAR, non-spoilery, not even talking directly about Alias
ita
I like the vision of JJ Abrams fans' eyes changing to red dimpled balls and spinning 4eva.
sumi
Like this ita? @@
Allyson in Minearverse:
Vampires believe in you, Betsy.
Jessica and Steph in Literary:
I prefer my reading material to be sans animal-pov-sex-scenes entirely.
So, no Anita Blake books, then?
ita in Natter: Really, I might have gone into the social sciences if there were more well-considered lacks of shirts.
Polter-Cow, responding to some very enthusiastic posts in the F2F thread:
Sean, aolgrrrl93 called. She wants her asscaps back.
Polter-Cow:
Boobs!
Baby!
More boobs!
More baby!
BOOBS AND BABY OMG.
Kalshane: Today's F2F is brought to you by the letter "B".
In Bitches:
Anne: I'm not as up on crochet as I am on knitting
Eddie: There's a difference? Crazy.
Anne: Yes. With a knitting needle, I can stab someone through the heart (straight needle) or garrotte them (circular needle).
A crochet hook is better for disembowelling.
Tim Minear in Minearverse, about his new show, The Inside:
the currency I trade in is moral ambiguity, irony, pain, death, hopefully driving the viewer toward a familiar corner, then banking off a cliff. And ho-yay. So it's closer to Angel than it is to, say, Law and Order.