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1. I think my flist and others on lj managed to shut down Friendblab. Yay team?? I tried to check to see if I was on it - and couldn't get into the site. Checked google and the only thing I found was listing for Darth Masq, Lord of the Sith...and my lj user name along with all the other ATPO people. But that was on google. Google also alerted me to the fact that Twitter has been citing my posts under an account called Home School (which I've never heard of). Okay. The internet continues to weird me out. You post something and it just jumps around on its own without you lifting a finger. Welcome, me dears, to the information age.
Speaking of? I realized recently that the generation gap between Generation X and Generation Y is as wide as the one between the Baby Boomers and the Greatest Generation.
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2. M: You know there's nothing to 50 Shades right? That it is like a...
Me: Yes. It's a twinkie...although frankly twinkies always made me ill. More like a hostess cup-cake - although I hated those too. Bro loved them though.
M: Well duh, you were gluten-intolerant, we just didn't know it back then.
Me: Yes, but apparently not allergic or intolerant to twinkie or hostess-cupcake books, tv shows and movies.
3. So here is a list of my 10 favourite non-sexual/platonic relationships on tv.
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frenchani)
First a confession, I prefer platonic relationships on TV. Because TV sucks at romantic relationships. The characters are constantly broken up. And there's always angst, because it is apparently boring to have a happy romantic relationship or one that stays married.
This is in no particular order - because that would require decision making and ratings and I suck at that. That's work. [And yes, I realize that a few of these, people consider sexual, I consider them platonic. Mileage varies, folks.]
1. Cristina/Meredith - Grey's Anatomy (Their friendship is actually the reason I still watch this series. The actresses have brilliant chemistry, and their friendship just keeps building and changing. One of the most complicated female relationships shown on tv.)
2. Spike/Angel - Angel and BTVS (The reason I love S5 Angel and S2 Buffy...the chemistry between the actors sizzled. Two guys in love with the same gal, but even more so...reluctantly devoted to each other. Who had spent more time with each other over the years than anyone else. And were like mirror images...complete opposites yet alike. I admittedly enjoyed reading their sexual exploits with each in fanfiction...but on-screen I saw them as mainly platonic.)
3. Walt/Jesse - Breaking Bad (See Spike/Angel, very similar in some respects. Except no woman involved. Protegee/Teacher and vice versa. Their relationship continues to expand.)
4. D'ARgo/Aeryn Sun - Farscape (unexpected treat)
5. McNaulty/Lester on The Wire (Lester is the McNaulty of yesteryear...when they team up, watch out.)
6. Alicia/Kalinda - The Good Wife (Kalinda teaches Alicia humility and makes her face her own hypocrisy and question her own ethics and morals..)
7. Pam/Tara - True Blood ( spoiler )
8. John Locke/Ben - Lost (which is similar to Walt/Jesse in oh so many ways.)
9. Merlin/Arthur - Merlin (one of the main reasons I watch Merlin)
10. Sam/Dean Winchester - Supernatural (the only reason I watched Supernatural...well that and Castiel and Sebastian Roche's Gabriel. People actually ship this as non-platonic which is sort of..well not sort of, definitely, incestuous, but hey VC Andrews and George RR Martin did it (admittedly with brother/sister), why can't fans?)
Honorable mention : Stefan/Damon - Vamp Diaries, Darla/Drusilla - Angel, Wes/Angel - Angel,
Cordy/Angel - Angel (I didn't like their romance, I preferred their friendship), Toby and Josh - The West Wing, Rachel Berry/Kurt on Glee, Bayliss and Pemberton - Homicide Life on the Streets, Sam and Fraiser/ Cheers, Fraiser/Niles - Fraiser, Diane/Alicia on the Good Wife ...and Lex/Clark on Smallville.
Sigh...I watch tv the same I read books and movies and eat...I like hershey's and the gourmet stuff.
Speaking of? I realized recently that the generation gap between Generation X and Generation Y is as wide as the one between the Baby Boomers and the Greatest Generation.
( Read more... )
2. M: You know there's nothing to 50 Shades right? That it is like a...
Me: Yes. It's a twinkie...although frankly twinkies always made me ill. More like a hostess cup-cake - although I hated those too. Bro loved them though.
M: Well duh, you were gluten-intolerant, we just didn't know it back then.
Me: Yes, but apparently not allergic or intolerant to twinkie or hostess-cupcake books, tv shows and movies.
3. So here is a list of my 10 favourite non-sexual/platonic relationships on tv.
(ganked from
frenchani)First a confession, I prefer platonic relationships on TV. Because TV sucks at romantic relationships. The characters are constantly broken up. And there's always angst, because it is apparently boring to have a happy romantic relationship or one that stays married.
This is in no particular order - because that would require decision making and ratings and I suck at that. That's work. [And yes, I realize that a few of these, people consider sexual, I consider them platonic. Mileage varies, folks.]
1. Cristina/Meredith - Grey's Anatomy (Their friendship is actually the reason I still watch this series. The actresses have brilliant chemistry, and their friendship just keeps building and changing. One of the most complicated female relationships shown on tv.)
2. Spike/Angel - Angel and BTVS (The reason I love S5 Angel and S2 Buffy...the chemistry between the actors sizzled. Two guys in love with the same gal, but even more so...reluctantly devoted to each other. Who had spent more time with each other over the years than anyone else. And were like mirror images...complete opposites yet alike. I admittedly enjoyed reading their sexual exploits with each in fanfiction...but on-screen I saw them as mainly platonic.)
3. Walt/Jesse - Breaking Bad (See Spike/Angel, very similar in some respects. Except no woman involved. Protegee/Teacher and vice versa. Their relationship continues to expand.)
4. D'ARgo/Aeryn Sun - Farscape (unexpected treat)
5. McNaulty/Lester on The Wire (Lester is the McNaulty of yesteryear...when they team up, watch out.)
6. Alicia/Kalinda - The Good Wife (Kalinda teaches Alicia humility and makes her face her own hypocrisy and question her own ethics and morals..)
7. Pam/Tara - True Blood ( spoiler )
8. John Locke/Ben - Lost (which is similar to Walt/Jesse in oh so many ways.)
9. Merlin/Arthur - Merlin (one of the main reasons I watch Merlin)
10. Sam/Dean Winchester - Supernatural (the only reason I watched Supernatural...well that and Castiel and Sebastian Roche's Gabriel. People actually ship this as non-platonic which is sort of..well not sort of, definitely, incestuous, but hey VC Andrews and George RR Martin did it (admittedly with brother/sister), why can't fans?)
Honorable mention : Stefan/Damon - Vamp Diaries, Darla/Drusilla - Angel, Wes/Angel - Angel,
Cordy/Angel - Angel (I didn't like their romance, I preferred their friendship), Toby and Josh - The West Wing, Rachel Berry/Kurt on Glee, Bayliss and Pemberton - Homicide Life on the Streets, Sam and Fraiser/ Cheers, Fraiser/Niles - Fraiser, Diane/Alicia on the Good Wife ...and Lex/Clark on Smallville.
Sigh...I watch tv the same I read books and movies and eat...I like hershey's and the gourmet stuff.