Spike ,'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
[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.
The Bones Christmas ep, with stoned Booth and discovering who Angela's dad is. And, for long-time viewers, watching Zach with his family and wondering how they took the news of what happened to him.
I miss Dr. What's-His-Name, the first-year director.
That Bones ep totally made me cry.
This is amusing. My work filters block Fanfic.net on grounds of adult/sexual content, well after the site banned T-rated stuff.
Well, amusing in the way that isn't, I guess.
I miss Dr. What's-His-Name, the first-year director.
Dr. Goodman! I loved him. I have learned to tolerate Cam, but I really liked him. My favorite moment was when he convinced Angela to stay at the Jeffersonian. It made me a little verklempt.
I want him to be named head of the Jeffersonian, and do guest spots every once in a while.
Mr Peabody's seizures are from hypothyroidism, which is apparently the most common cause of seizures, and he'll be on thyroid medication. I do shudder to think what his energy level might become, if this is "lethargic." He doesn't seem to have any of the normal symptoms except dry fur and the seizures. One of the symptoms is "intolerance to cold." Right now, Mr Peabody is basking in the sun. It's 37 degrees.
Ginger, it sounds treatable. That alone deserves a Yay!
Oh, yes. Treatable is good, and at least I won't be waiting for the other shoe to drop with the seizures.
I'm so glad they figured it out, Ginger.
I wonder if his being the world's sheddingest dog is related to low thyroid.
I wonder if his being the world's sheddingest dog is related to low thyroid.
Ginger, my bro's dog recently was diagnosed with low thyroid, and she had lost a lot of hair prior to the diagnosis. So that may be so for Mr. Peabody.