burning down the house

[schmerica]

Ah, it's just a little thing we do.

A little thing we do, huh?

Yeah, one of our little things.

We have a lot of fun, don't we, you and I?

More fun than a barrel of monkeys.

Rewatched Burning Down the House tonight (I have all the RayK episodes now! I can rewatch them in order! So much excitement!), and oh, *heart*. There is Fraser woobieness (he comes back and his home and his best friend are both gone)! and Fraser hotness (mmm, on the telephone call)! and Fraser snark (much of the dialogue with both his father and especially Ray)! Plus, you know, fun. So yay.

I have to stop myself from going and watching Eclipse now, though, because a) I have to ration out wisely and b) I have an essay to be working on. Stupid school.

Comments

[anathema666.livejournal.com]

But Eclipse is so much fun! With the jumping on Jackie Burrows, and the bank robberies, and the "do you think I'm attractive?" line of questionning.

I <3 Eclipse.

[pearl-o.livejournal.com]

I knooooooooow! But ... essay.

*kicks essay*

Stupid essay. Due South and slash are more important than you!

(Although my essay is actually pretty slashy, now that I think about it. Because Merchant of Venice is really gay.)

[estrella30.livejournal.com]

Yay! Watching in order is fun!

(Well, from what I've heard. I still always skip around no matter how many times I say I'm going to watch them in order. Sigh.)

And that barrel of monkeys line? Probably the funniest freaking Fraser line ever. Teehee!

[estrella30.livejournal.com]

Oh dear lord...this icon

Guuuuuuuuuuh

[pearl-o.livejournal.com]

And that barrel of monkeys line? Probably the funniest freaking Fraser line ever. Teehee!

Hee. I love him so very very much, yo.

You know, I was talking to lyra_sena the other day -- she's been reading ds slash like the crack it is for months and months now, but she's just gotten to watch her first episodes lately, and one of the things she told me the fic really hadn't prepared her for so much is just how freaking *funny* Fraser is, with the dry wit and the sarcasm and the loopiness. And I'm like, "Oh no! But yes, totally! Mmm, Fraser."

I've given up on trying to make my comments make cohesive sense.