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twincityhacker) wrote2008-03-05 11:13 pm
twincityhacker) wrote2008-03-05 11:13 pm
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For Great LOLs!
I loved "Something Borrowed."
There's just something about a woman shooting a monster though her bouquet that just cheers me up.
So does the Torchwood team running around waving guns, picking out the wrong people half the time.
Jack solves the dress problem by sending Ianto out to a bridal shop. It's not Jack plying the needle and thread, but it's still pretty funny.
Plus, Jack picking about wedding customs. At first I thought it was because he was upset about Gwen getting married - which was probably part of it - but the rest of it was that was because when he got married he did in in the center of town. And he was the only one with a blue boutener - I think the blue actually means something, culturally, other than it's Jack's Color.
Toshiko can put a man down, and do it well.
Finally, Rhys with the singularity scalpel and then WITH A CHAINSAW.
There's just something about a woman shooting a monster though her bouquet that just cheers me up.
So does the Torchwood team running around waving guns, picking out the wrong people half the time.
Jack solves the dress problem by sending Ianto out to a bridal shop. It's not Jack plying the needle and thread, but it's still pretty funny.
Plus, Jack picking about wedding customs. At first I thought it was because he was upset about Gwen getting married - which was probably part of it - but the rest of it was that was because when he got married he did in in the center of town. And he was the only one with a blue boutener - I think the blue actually means something, culturally, other than it's Jack's Color.
Toshiko can put a man down, and do it well.
Finally, Rhys with the singularity scalpel and then WITH A CHAINSAW.