you might need to be a BSG fan to get this, but I was rolling in the aisle when I read this.
In the Games thread, starting off a new round of BSG
LAGA:
Oh yes. Gaeta isn't in this chain-of-command I've been looking at. Where does he fall?
BILLYTEA:
Wherever he is when he forgets to put on the artifical leg.
Is it bad form to quote myself? I'm just the lead in, expressing some discomfort at the graphic content of the Supernatural thread...
Laga
- must remember not to read thread while eating
Toddson
- Well, between grossness and spitting liquid on your monitor/keyboard, it really isn't safe.
Hey! The Buffista Diet! We DARE you to get through an entire meal!
ita:
NO ONE IS GAY ENOUGH TO MAKE SHADOW WHITE.
me: The NY Post changed their headline from "WEINER PULLS OUT" to "WEINER WRAPS IT UP"
SuziQ: Cause that is so much better?
Jesse: Barrier methods are proven more effective than withdrawal, right?
In Natter, an inspired vision for royal millinery -
sumi:
I wonder of Beatrice and Eugenie got a stern talking to about appropriate hats: they've been very millinarily subdued at Royal Ascot.
DavidS:
It's disappointing. I don't want them to be respectable and proper. I want them to be the comic black sheep of the family.
Matt the Bruins fan:
Seriously. I want Beatrice to show up next wearing a hat with a miniature Lady Gaga figure that occasionally climbs into stirrups and showers her with a burst of glitter.
In
Movies:
ita:
I got shushed in the theatre for talking after a preview. The man twisted around, and was pissed. "It's a blank screen!" I objected. "It's the whole experience," he said, defensively.
And then he got up to pee during the movie, so fuck the whole experience. I got it, he didn't.
Liese:
Ha, I totally would have stage-whispered, "it's the whole experience" at him when he was leaving.
Polter-Cow:
I get him, though. Sometimes your bladder won't let you experience the whole experience.
ita:
Depends.
OMG, literate people make the best funnies.
Vortex (in Bitches):
As much as I pride myself on my strength, the Buffistas have been here to support me through good times and bad. And my mother.
Erin:
Tep, I don't think it makes you a bad genderqueer ally and GF to want to wear the pretty, pretty dress, esp. if Tim is OK with you wearing it...in your hypothetical wedding, if it should so happen, if you both desire.
I think it's perfectly understandable (I'm not saying natural because wedding rituals are a societal construct, and there's nothing inherent about a woman wearing a dress or a man wearing pants).
Any type of marriage or joining ceremony is pretty much practice -- or should be, IMHO -- an exercise for married life, which is all about compromise and a shifting of give and take.
Oh, I'm stating this badly, and I'm pretty sure in spite of my protestations, I'm betraying a heteronormatove prejudice, even though I'm trying not to. It's hard! I have total sympathy for you.
Honestly, I've known you for a decade, and selfishly, I want you to have the pretty, pretty dress! And if you were genderqueer and a born-male, I would then want you to have the pretty dress, too.
So...there.
Um.