Heh. Guess I stumbled in a little late for this party. What's there to say that the folks ahead of me haven't already typed?
Pickles walked past them, a groupie under each arm. "Me and the ladies're gonna play Strip Strip. It's when you have to strip when someone else strips."
"Good game. It's the simplicity that intrigues me," Murderface commented, already pulling his shirt over his head. Nathan stomped into the Green Room, a look of determination on his face. And no pants on his legs.
...Okay, that does it. You might've heard it fifty times by now, but parts like this demand I tell you again. You have the feel for canon dialogue down pat for this show. Even for how Murderface gets to pipe up with something way, way smarter than usual once in a while (so long as the thought in question helps nobody whatsoever). And how Toki tries to say something smart about as often, but mangles the words until he just kinda ends up sounding like a spaz. AND, most impressively, how Toki and Skwiss actually mangle the words, at a phonetic level, not just roll their words around in a pile of 'S's like the worst batch of Snickerdoodle cookies EVER.
So, yes. The writing (and the bureaucracy... Sweet cannabilizin' corpses, I was laughing so hard at how much red tape you strung around something as often-written-about as groupie sex for these guys, 'cause Ofdensen would SO have it set in place) sounded true enough to the spirit of the show that the pretty man sex was more like a free prize inside. And that right there is pretty damn cool.
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Date: 2007-02-17 03:31 am (UTC)Pickles walked past them, a groupie under each arm. "Me and the ladies're gonna play Strip Strip. It's when you have to strip when someone else strips."
"Good game. It's the simplicity that intrigues me," Murderface commented, already pulling his shirt over his head. Nathan stomped into the Green Room, a look of determination on his face. And no pants on his legs.
...Okay, that does it. You might've heard it fifty times by now, but parts like this demand I tell you again. You have the feel for canon dialogue down pat for this show. Even for how Murderface gets to pipe up with something way, way smarter than usual once in a while (so long as the thought in question helps nobody whatsoever). And how Toki tries to say something smart about as often, but mangles the words until he just kinda ends up sounding like a spaz. AND, most impressively, how Toki and Skwiss actually mangle the words, at a phonetic level, not just roll their words around in a pile of 'S's like the worst batch of Snickerdoodle cookies EVER.
So, yes. The writing (and the bureaucracy... Sweet cannabilizin' corpses, I was laughing so hard at how much red tape you strung around something as often-written-about as groupie sex for these guys, 'cause Ofdensen would SO have it set in place) sounded true enough to the spirit of the show that the pretty man sex was more like a free prize inside. And that right there is pretty damn cool.