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from the womb to the tomb
Jan. 7th, 2009 03:07 pmAmadeus
Con Fuoco by Meltha
Note-perfect. Hilarious and hopeful, with spot on voices - I could hear both Mozart and Salieri in my head.
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Bull Durham
Being Roger Maris by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fairy_tale_echo
Wonderful look at Annie Savoy both before and after the movie. Of course it's all about baseball. Lovely.
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Calvin and Hobbes
the sandwich story byobfuscate3
Oh, Calvin. Oh, *Hobbes*. Heartbreaking and true story about growing up. *sigh*
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Discworld
The Uninvited Guest by akamarykate
I really enjoyed this. DEATH asks Granny Weatherwax to take his christening gift for Susan to her. Her parents aren't quite sure how to respond. Hilarious and adorable.
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Jeeves and Wooster
The Aunt and the Ankh by Curtana
Lack of fondness for newts on the part of the putative father-in-law had been the undoing of many an engagement of Gussie's. It had often made me wish I'd had the foresight to cultivate some obscure and socially unacceptable hobby in my youth, something I could pull out at necessary intervals to extricate myself from unwanted matches. Competitive blancmange eating, say, or, collecting potatoes that resemble famous politicians. Hee! Hilarity at a wedding, with a fine Bertie voice. (Hints at Jeeves/Wooster, but you can ignore that.)
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Con Fuoco by Meltha
Note-perfect. Hilarious and hopeful, with spot on voices - I could hear both Mozart and Salieri in my head.
*
Bull Durham
Being Roger Maris by
fairy_tale_echoWonderful look at Annie Savoy both before and after the movie. Of course it's all about baseball. Lovely.
*
Calvin and Hobbes
the sandwich story by
obfuscate3Oh, Calvin. Oh, *Hobbes*. Heartbreaking and true story about growing up. *sigh*
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Discworld
The Uninvited Guest by akamarykate
I really enjoyed this. DEATH asks Granny Weatherwax to take his christening gift for Susan to her. Her parents aren't quite sure how to respond. Hilarious and adorable.
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Jeeves and Wooster
The Aunt and the Ankh by Curtana
Lack of fondness for newts on the part of the putative father-in-law had been the undoing of many an engagement of Gussie's. It had often made me wish I'd had the foresight to cultivate some obscure and socially unacceptable hobby in my youth, something I could pull out at necessary intervals to extricate myself from unwanted matches. Competitive blancmange eating, say, or, collecting potatoes that resemble famous politicians. Hee! Hilarity at a wedding, with a fine Bertie voice. (Hints at Jeeves/Wooster, but you can ignore that.)
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