Xander ,'Lessons'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Hee. I fannishly outed myself at one point by accidentally using the word Tok'ra.
(I was searching for chakra, talking about a friend who's very new-agey spiritual. I knew what I was saying, but figured nobody would pick up on it._
Turns out a couple of friends who I would never have suspected had spent the summer mainlining SG-1.
oh dear ... SG-1 reminds me that Mrs. Giggle was reviewing a terrible SF/romance book and referred to one character as "keeper of the apostrophes" (due to the overuse of them in names). hee.
I'm not very in about my fannishness.
I tried?
I mostly keep quiet about it, but it comes out now and again.
In? do you know how often I say things like " my Buffy friends" or "on my boards .." .
Sounds like you might have found a home, Aimee.
ice your toe, Sean
Swifter-labor~ma, Jess! While I have a fondness for 4am myself, I don't wish it on you, today.
::gently tapes bubble wrap over cotton wool on Sean's big toe. brings huge puffy pillow to put under it::
I am as beth, I can't shut up about Buffy. I'm still that much in love with the show. Of course, all the wallpapers of JM/Spike on my computer didn't exactly hide my preferences from anybody, either.
For values of not in that include complaining about WIPs at lunch.
Aw. Yay for kindred spirits, Aims!
In? do you know how often I say things like " my Buffy friends" or "on my boards .." .
Yeah, I do that too, but not in all audiences.
You can just say "me and the guys."