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Originally posted by RugBug:
Fictional Crushes:
1. Mal
2. Mulder
3. Aragorn
4. Max (not going to identify the show...it's a tad embarrassing)
5. Angel: the early years
Honorable Mention: Wesley: the later years

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Originally posted by JamesTheDark:
Rickman has the outrageous accent!

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Originally posted by nvghostrider:


The yet to be named weapon of choice on the PB field. Any suggestions?

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Originally posted by Mavourneen:

Alison.

Why?

"My Aim is True."

Gawds, I love Elvis Costello.

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Originally posted by msg:
I would suggest "The Samaritan" 'cause I love Hellboy

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Originally posted by DesktopHippie:
Good luck on the non-smoking, NVG. It's great you're sticking to it!

As for the gun... I think Hell's Kitten is a great name for a gun. As long as our own Hell's Kitten doesn't take offence? Is that okay with you, Ninja Kitty?

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Originally posted by DesktopHippie:
Nope, pistol means a fiesty lady. Sounds like our hellkitty!

Transatlantic slang terms can be tricky though. I got into trouble on another board when I asked a poster if his pencil was one of those ones with a rubber on the end. A rubber is what we call an eraser! That's all! And sometimes a pencil is just a pencil.

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Originally posted by msg:
Alan Rickman- because anyone who can make evil that elegant and seductive deserves makes me swoon!!

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Originally posted by DesktopHippie:
As for the gun... I think Hell's Kitten is a great name for a gun. As long as our own Hell's Kitten doesn't take offence? Is that okay with you, Ninja Kitty?

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Originally posted by yinyang:
Now we're talking about crushes, which is weird, because I'm on both teams and yet neither at the same time (which is funny, because it sounds like we're talking about soccer).

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Originally posted by Hell's Kitten:
Hallo!and a tiiiiny crush on Neil Gaiman but that's cuz he was such a sweetheart at lunch and stuff, but really, now, let's move on

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Originally posted by Oddsbodskins:
you had LUNCH with NEIL GAIMAN!?

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Originally posted by Oddsbodskins:
you had LUNCH with NEIL GAIMAN!?

*sulks*

how come i dun't get ta do that...

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Originally posted by Hell's Kitten:
I might have more female crushes than what I'm immediately aware of, but this is the one that always comes to mind first - Nicole Kidman. And it's less a "crush" than it is... well... "ooooooohhhhhhh.....!":

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Originally posted by JamesTheDark:
HK: When you busted out with Chief Tyrol, my respect for you went up two whole pegs. If I was a geek, I'd have had a geekgasm.

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Originally posted by Mavourneen:
Where is everyone this AM?

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Though somehow I doubt the PUSF will let me...

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Originally posted by Mavourneen:
Where is everyone this AM?

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Originally posted by dug:
Got a call on a grandfather clock that needs servicing this week. That's about 4 or 5 times the coin of the mantle clocks I've been working on. WOOT!

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Originally posted by PhoenixRose:
Though somehow I doubt the PUSF will let me...

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Originally posted by dug:
I hear what you're saying about all of the pretties available, PR. But I see far too many of us payiong way too much for low-grade pewter or badly made beaded items made in Indian or Pakistani sweat shops. And I hear way too many of us whinging about not being able to afford better and then braying about new video games/ dvd's/ etc. Want something better? Skip a trip to $tarbucks or 2.

Meagen and I try to put aside 3% of our money to buy from Pagan artists/ vendors/ etc. I know that there is no accurate census of any religion in the US, but with what I consider a low estimate of 1 million Pagans do some math....that's something like 1 out of every 270 people in the US. Even if every one of us were at poverty level we're talking billions of dollars in our economy. Do you think Barnes and Nobles stocks all those books for just a handfulk of people? 4 or 5 years ago a B&N rep estimated the buying Pagan populations of the US and Canada at 9 million people. We just like to talk and act as if we're few and powerless.

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Originally posted by PhoenixRose:
...and the thing that pisses me off the most is that our books are in the fucking New Age section and I have to fight for and explain about my sacred days in order to get any of them off. I am treated as if I'm a powerless minority; I don't act it. Not ever.

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Originally posted by JonnyQuest:
You're sexy when you get your back up...! *nervously looks about for Nico* I mean that in the most platonic way possible...

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