See, the first time I saw this movie, it was already on HBO and I saw it with my buddy Scott, who has never been one to cling to traditional gender roles, despite being a good looking straight male. At the end of the movie, as Scott sniffed happily, I howled "NO!!!! WE DON'T FIND OUT IF THEY WIN THE GOLD?!?!?" And Scott replied "It doesn't matter, they have each other." To which I hissed and beat him about the head with a pillow.
This actually came about because I stumbled on a link to one of the dabble I did forever ago - in which you told that story, then demanded that I write the metal ceremony.
Better late then never, right?
I like to think they won the gold.
With an illegal move like that? ;)
I ripped off two of the RL ceremonies for this. The mens, in which Paul Whylie came second but was the clear crowd favorite, and the pairs, in which the Russian's stood on the platform looking sad 'cus it was the Olympic hymn playing.
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See, the first time I saw this movie, it was already on HBO and I saw it with my buddy Scott, who has never been one to cling to traditional gender roles, despite being a good looking straight male. At the end of the movie, as Scott sniffed happily, I howled "NO!!!! WE DON'T FIND OUT IF THEY WIN THE GOLD?!?!?" And Scott replied "It doesn't matter, they have each other." To which I hissed and beat him about the head with a pillow.
I like to think they won the gold.
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This actually came about because I stumbled on a link to one of the dabble I did forever ago - in which you told that story, then demanded that I write the metal ceremony.
Better late then never, right?
I like to think they won the gold.
With an illegal move like that? ;)
I ripped off two of the RL ceremonies for this. The mens, in which Paul Whylie came second but was the clear crowd favorite, and the pairs, in which the Russian's stood on the platform looking sad 'cus it was the Olympic hymn playing.
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