buh?

[evemac]

Reading Entertainment Weekly tends to get my hopes up:

Under the title Superhero Dalton Ross explains how Smallville can get its momentum back, I give you:

1. Have Clark and Lex go at it.

[Imagine me staring at that line in glee.] But of course, it's followed by this:

Forget Lana Lang. [Eve's note: Hopes are still up.] Smallville's reall

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[muzakgurrl]

Aww, poor Eve. *pets you*

And wow, this just shows how much fandom has changed me. A couple years ago, I would have read "go at it" the way it was intended. Now? They were having sex right on the page, er screen. Which is how it should have been.

[jwynn]

Please stop making your articles so slashy. Because it breaks my heart when it turns out you are talking about something else.

::rotfl::

I like the slashy version of "go at it" rather than the plain fisticuffs one. Mmmm... pretty boys going at it... ::shakes self:: Sorry, where was I? Oh, yes. And then after a season of kisses and cuddles and other more explicit stuff that can't be shown on the WB (damn standards and practice board), then Lex and Clark can have a big, angsty break-up, leading to the fisticuffs "go at it."

Sounds like a plan to me. ;D

[noshootingstars]

I reacted the same way you did, only worse. I began reading it, thinking "Eve's got to be wrong. They're going to mean gay love. They have to...aww, damn it. She was right."

Since we're all sharing similar experiences, I had a fright a few weeks ago. My mom came home from the store and told me "I bought you some lubr--" and for one tiny moment I was shocked and awed that she bought me lube and what the hell? It turned out I had whined about there being no lotion in the house and she had picked up some Lubriderm. *sigh*

Also--this is me prodding you to post your Remnant thoughts. *cracks whip* Do it!