Willow ,'Showtime'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Oooh, smonster-postage!! Hi!!
I am on vacation today. So far, it's not that different from not being on vacation, other than I slept in a lot later than usual. I got up, checked my work email, responded to a few, and now am on buffistas. hmmmm.
Am trying to decide what to do with my day...
Oh, that would be awesome for K-Bug
David: Holy Crap! Attempted murder?
(Interesting for use in future L&O - ripped from the headlines.)
You heading to Egypt?
Fear my jet-setting glory.
I do feel a bit embarrassed, like I've suddenly turned into Paris Hilton, but what can I say? My dad sprouted money!
IF it weren't for people on the Internet, I'd have no friends other than the people Hubby drags me out to mingle with. I don't know if I'd still hang out with them without having him around. But then, I might go to different places without Hubby, because he tends to pout if we're not sharing everything. He has some issues.
David: Holy Crap! Attempted murder?
Either that or a really incompetent props master. But it does play out like an Agatha Christie murder.
The propmaster deserves to be either fired or indicted. That said, it is the responsibility of the actor to check his or her props before the show. I know damned well that if I had a prop knife that I was going to draw across my throat, I'd test the edge with my thumb first.
(Interesting for use in future L&O - ripped from the headlines.)
Actually, I'm pretty sure Monk already did this.
Not to mention it's a variation on what happened to Brandon Lee.
And also not too far off from how Beecher finally rid himself of Vern on Oz (though I think it was Keller who did the actual switching).
Or that actor that was on Voyagers, only with a prop gun. But you should never point a gun at something you aren't shooting.