twinsarein's Easter Basket
Username: twinsarein
Favorite Female Characters: Chloe, Alicia
Favorite Male Characters: Clark, Lex, Jason
Favorite Pairings: Clex, Clason, Clollie, Clitney
Other: Don't enjoy infidelity in fics, Lionel (unless he's used for dramatic effect and evil), Lana. Do like slash, first times, happy endings, fluff, angst
What is your favorite part of Easter?: Dying ( Read more... )
Favorite Female Characters: Chloe, Alicia
Favorite Male Characters: Clark, Lex, Jason
Favorite Pairings: Clex, Clason, Clollie, Clitney
Other: Don't enjoy infidelity in fics, Lionel (unless he's used for dramatic effect and evil), Lana. Do like slash, first times, happy endings, fluff, angst
What is your favorite part of Easter?: Dying ( Read more... )
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Lex had to admit that the dyed eggs did look a little interesting. He'd tried various times of submersion and combinations between dye-cups and gotten some strange results he hadn't expected -- and he felt that was saying something, considering his biochem background.
He was lucky to have that background, considering that Clark hadn't been able to explain the dye-to-water-and-vinegar-to-resulting-egg-color ratio very well, and instead fought back by pestering Lex about how maybe he ought to know 'something similar from some science thing sometime that had different results or less results or something with less stuff added in.'
It really hadn't helped that when Lex had initially balked at the idea -- dyeing eggs obviously being completely different than, say, cooking up a batch of nitroglycerin -- Clark had brought up "baking-soda volcanos", whatever those were. It had taken a bit of effort to get the details of the 'science experiment' out of Clark, but Lex had been surprised to learn that this -- and the explanation ( ... )
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"Lex, maybe we should go back to doing this in the house? It's, uh..."
"Easier?" Lex sent him a glare.
"...Warmer?" Clark tried desperately, shifting from foot-to-foot.
Mr. Kent had more-or-less banished them outside. It had been galling to find out that Clark had been going easy on him indoors.
It was worse to find that the barn was turning out to be even more difficult to find things inside.
"It's not really well-lit in here, anyway. And the colors don't stand out all that much," Clark sympathized.
Lex nearly growled belligerently at this pronouncement. "You didn't seem to have any trouble finding them," he replied thinly, shooting Clark a look of his own ( ... )
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Well, we all know he trusts Clark to be all "Kent" and not "Lionel Luthor", right? *g* I'd probably be a little outraged if Clark did something that seemed so tricksy, too ;) --I'm glad that Lex's feelings came across well! :)
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"Geez, Lex, it's your first time! I wasn't gonna go hiding them in the rafters on you for your first time!"
Lex whipped around and stared at him.
Clark's eyes widened and he looked like he wanted to slap his hands over his mouth.
"You---!" Lex wanted to smack him. He'd considered putting them in the damn rafters?!?
"I-- that's not--" Clark stammered, before collecting himself. "Pete started it!" Clark protested desperately, as a half-explanation.
What? "What the hell does Pete have to do with--" Then Lex stopped as his mind caught up to his anger: Clark had known Pete since he was little; Clark had probably done egg hunts with Pete when he was little; ergo, if Pete had 'started it' then Pete had probably hid them in the rafters on Clark 'first ( ... )
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Please tel me you're going to be reposting this on your journal. I want to rec it so bad. I could point people in this direction, but it would be easier if it was all in one post, instead of chopped into fifths, and interspersed with my comments.
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