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[lettered]

-Is it so wrong of me to want a story with Connor and Angel, where the young, hip barista thinks it so sweet that someone as young, hot and rich as the football-shouldered pale guy in leather still takes his 70-year-old blue-eyed grandfather (he looks like Peter O'Toole. Is that wrong?) out for coffee every Tuesday

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[kita0610]

*loffs*

I continue to <33 your brain like a - thing. With <333s.

[lettered]

Sometimes I kinda poke around my brain wrinkles because I never know what's in there.

And I'd like to give your gray matter affectionate pinches, myself.

[alizarin_nyc]

Is it so wrong of me to want a story with Connor and Angel, where the young, hip barista thinks it so sweet that someone as young, hot and rich as the football-shouldered pale guy in leather still takes his 70-year-old blue-eyed grandfather (he looks like Peter O'Toole. Is that wrong?) out for coffee every Tuesday?

No, it's not wrong at all. Or is it so wrong it's right? Either way, it must be done.

Your poem is AMAZING. So incredible, wow, I'm in awe, I can't even leave coherent thoughts.

[lettered]

I want someone to write it!

and thanks! I...don't quite know what I meant by the poem, but I like it anyway!

[ares132006]

-Is it so wrong of me to want a story with Connor and Angel, where the young, hip barista thinks it so sweet that someone as young, hot and rich as the football-shouldered pale guy in leather still takes his 70-year-old blue-eyed grandfather (he looks like Peter O'Toole. Is that wrong?) out for coffee every Tuesday?

I read a story a while back that had Connor as an old man and Angel still young and delicious. I wish I could remember where, and what it is called. I do remember that I thought it was great. Sadly, my ole' memory has so many Angel fics stored in there, everything has become a jumble.

Still, I would LOVE to see you write that. Peter O'Toole and all. BTW, I thought him rather hot in Lawrence of Arabia.

Um...it was Peter O'Toole in that, wasn't it? :~))

[lettered]

I read a story a while back that had Connor as an old man and Angel still young and delicious.

You NEED to remember that!

O'Toole was indeed T.E. Lawrence in that movie. And very good looking.

[terilyn4]

hey, I think I read that story too!!! it was great. I am not sure but I think it might have been by D.M. Evans.

oh, and I'm embarassed to admit that I don't understand your poem at all. I'm so dense!

but hey, you are still the coolest lj person I know! :)

[lettered]

I...didn't really understand my poem, either! *squish* thanks, hon.

I *need* to find that story.

[m_phoenix]

I love your poem! I need to think about it some more.

Is it so wrong of me to want a story with Connor and Angel, where the young, hip barista thinks it so sweet that someone as young, hot and rich as the football-shouldered pale guy in leather still takes his 70-year-old blue-eyed grandfather (he looks like Peter O'Toole. Is that wrong?) out for coffee every Tuesday?

Not wrong. Please to be writing it now, yes?

-There's nothing weird about wanting Faith to have a passel of brats and for all of them to call their mommy's best friend, "Aunt Buffy". And for mommy and Aunt Buffy every once in a while to kiss in the laundry room, Faith sitting on the dryer with her legs around Buffy, asking, "The sheets clean, yet?" Buffy pulling away and finding the fabric softener and saying, "Yeah. You cleaned up real good." See. Not weird.

What are you doing in my head? There weren't any brats in it but I did once write a B/F and laundry ficlet: http://m-phoenix.livejournal.com/13714.html

[lettered]

Thanks.

And yay, laundry fic! That was lovely.

[viciouswishes]

I think that you need to write #2 for me. :)

[lettered]

I think it needs to be written for me!

m_phoenix wrote B/F laundry fic she linked me to right above. There still needs to be on-the-dryer sex, though.