Oh, I bet I have, Susan. Not across centuries, probably.
Willow ,'Same Time, Same Place'
Natter 54: Right here, dammit.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Has Hec been moonlighting as a Today Show producer?
People are stealing my brainwaves again!
::borrows Liese's foil lined collander hat::
I used to work with a guy named Ellery Queen.
That's the second time Ellery Queen has come up in my (internet-based) life today. hilarious.
I used to live with a guy named Rutherford Hayes.
My Dead Celebrity Boyfriends include Young Michael Redgrave (oh so pretty and snarky in The Lady Vanishes), Youngish Jimmy Stewart (had I been Kate Hepburn's character in Philadelphia Story, I would've ditched Cary for him in a hot second), and Young/Youngish/hell, any age at all Humphrey Bogart.
Seriously Dead Celebrity Boyfriend (really, way deader than yours, Susan): John Donne. Totally the Prince of 17th-century England.
(had I been Kate Hepburn's character in Philadelphia Story, I would've ditched Cary for him in a hot second)
WORD.
Young Michael Redgrave (oh so pretty and snarky in The Lady Vanishes)
Love.
Seriously Dead Celebrity Boyfriend (really, way deader than yours, Susan): John Donne.
Mmm, Donne. I don't have a crush on him as such, but I have been known to put his words in my characters' mouths. Typically words from "To His Mistress Going to Bed" and "The Good Morrow."
Can I have a Dead Celebrity Boy Friend? 'Cause I always wanted to be BFFs with Kit Marlowe so we could sit and snark together.
::borrows Liese's foil lined collander hat::
Mmm-hmmm. You come crying to me now that you fear the eating of your brains. But did you listen to me when you could have fended off the conspiracies to begin with? No, you did not. I'll let you borrow it, but only because you probably are in grave danger. Let this be a lesson to you in your lack of paranoia.
Jimmy Stewart over Cary Grant??? Wha-huh? It doesn't get any hotter than Cary Grant. That was a yummy, funny, gorgeous dude right there!