Novels, Movies and Hayden Christensen Gorgeousness

[dangermousie]

I am reading Freedom and Necessity, by Steven Brust and Emma Bull. I love it. I know queenofthorns did not care much for it, but while it's not the best book ever written, it's very very enjoyable, sort of a modern take on a Willkie Collins novel. The novel (entirely epistolary) is set in 1849 and centers around James Cobham, a man-about-town who comes to

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[strippedpink]

Freaking Lord, I want to make babies with him.

Sigh.

[dangermousie]

I know. So frelling beautiful.

I got loads more for tomorrow but I thought these are so huge, if I post more, it would break the computer :P

[strippedpink]

Seriously? I think much more might have sent me into shock.

*waits impatiently for tomorrow*

[dangermousie]

I got about 80 more to go :P

[crumpeteer]

I want that for Christmas.

[dangermousie]

I think we should start a cloning factory, no?

[crumpeteer]

We'd make a fortune. We'd live like KINGS!

[dangermousie]

That's it. All we need is the technology and we are set. Darnit, here's the snag.

[catdecember]

i've always been a hayden fan since Life as a House :)

[dangermousie]

I loved him in that: tortured, lipsticked, gay prostitute Goth? Heck yeah!

[catdecember]

hell yeah!!! :D

[dangermousie]

That's OK with me :) I think I am going to do a poll on who to do next.

[elvensapphire]

And thus why he's still my dream man.

I'm changing my layout. You just inspired it. *runs off to create a new graphic*

[dangermousie]

Glad you liked! And what an adorable icon!