Dude. while houses rock like Blind Guardian, mortgage troubles rock like Enrique Iglesias.

As to Angels, I'm satisfied. Wesley went apeshit in an entirely suitable manner, and played his best card often and loudly. Said card being the 'Sudden and unpredictable violence from nowhere' card. He's kind of like the Waylander of the show, with Angel being more in the Druss mold, but less fun loving, for anyone who reads Gemmell. Amy Acker's acting (Alliteration! Alright! All done.) was incredible. very alien, and not at all Fred until she went to the instant replay at the end, and AD and JAR brought their working shoes too.

Casting Time Stop rules, as does FarscapeFred's hole card. Said card being sudden and not unpredictable defenestration. The big Wheels of Time hook was well executed, and a good twist on the usual big ancienct evil thing showing up to destroy the world every year.

I liked.

WHY CAN'T WE FIND ONE DAMN COUCH IN THIS ENTIRE CITY THAT WE LIKE AND CAN AFFORD? WHERE IS THE ONE TRUE COUCH?

I take it the shopping did not go so well.

We looked at a dozen houses over 2 days, and bought one we love. We've looked at 200+ couches over 3 weeks, and can't find one we like & can afford. Where is the logic in that?

Of course I can find dozens I like....online. www.funkysofa.com has a bundle - but they're in California. Bah!

Go steal one of Elena's couches. We'll never tell.

The cats might kill us if we try to take their sleeping spots away.

We could take the cats too... ;)

Ooo... now that's an idea.

An awful idea! A wonderful, awful idea!

But if they see the couches at your house (shortly after theirs were stolen) you can plead remarkable coincidence and produce forged documents.

Lenny and George, however, would rat you out.