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Name your 10 absolutely favorite couples (het/slash/canon/fanon) and ask people to see what trends they notice about your couples. Try to pick different fandoms.
Seishiro/Subaru (Tokyo Babylon/X-1999 - slash)
Gooseman/Niko (Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers - het)
Tatsumi/Tsuzuki (Yami no Matsuei - slash)
Chakotay/Janeway (StarTrek Voyager - het)
O'Neill/Carter (StarGate SG-1 - het)
Morgaine/Vanye (The Morgaine Quadrology - het, canon)
Darkness/Frost/Sholto (Merry Gentry series - slash; no idea how to split them into couples!)
These are the few that truly drew my attention to their dynamics.
Name your 10 absolutely favorite couples (het/slash/canon/fanon) and ask people to see what trends they notice about your couples. Try to pick different fandoms.
Seishiro/Subaru (Tokyo Babylon/X-1999 - slash)
Gooseman/Niko (Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers - het)
Tatsumi/Tsuzuki (Yami no Matsuei - slash)
Chakotay/Janeway (StarTrek Voyager - het)
O'Neill/Carter (StarGate SG-1 - het)
Morgaine/Vanye (The Morgaine Quadrology - het, canon)
Darkness/Frost/Sholto (Merry Gentry series - slash; no idea how to split them into couples!)
These are the few that truly drew my attention to their dynamics.
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Date: 2009-05-26 19:46 (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2009-05-26 20:04 (UTC)From:Frost-Subaru, not so much, but canonically, Sholto is a sub in bed, and he's got problems with his night hag harem. (Okay, that's pretty far-fetched. I don't think granny Sumeragi is that bad, but... *eg*)
And well, I think there are worse fates than rereading the Meredith Gentry series (at least, it gives you something to drool over).
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Date: 2009-05-26 20:36 (UTC)From:Def worse fates than rereading that stuff, but I'm sure it won't help me with fishing my mind out of the gutter |D
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Date: 2009-05-27 09:25 (UTC)From:To its rescue: the Doyle picture seems to be fairly popular, judged by the transfer statistics for the site.
I keep wondering why people want to take their minds off the proverbial gutter. It's not as if the green pastures of high literature & edifying contemplation are that much fun. ;)
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Date: 2009-05-27 16:33 (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2009-05-26 20:06 (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2009-05-27 09:31 (UTC)From:The work relationship trend might be created more by the kind of story I like to watch/read, though. There's not much else on German tv if you run from family series. :) And Tokyo Babylon (manga), Morgaine and Merry Gentry (books) don't really fit into that category, but it certainly holds for the "tv couples". :)
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Date: 2009-05-27 10:08 (UTC)From:I dare to disagree with the TB, because haven’t you already made it a kind of work relationship? Other thing is I really like those kind of relationships as opposed to “love conquers all” attitude - they are always much more logical, but also ambiguous/confusing at the same time.
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Date: 2009-05-27 10:19 (UTC)From:Yes, but it's me who turned Sei-Sub into a work relationship, the canon does not so much (if one discounts the end-of-the-world issue, but really, who'd want to deal with Destiny in the core hours of 9 to 6? *g*).
The "love conquers all" is an illusion in my eyes. Most of the time, "love complicates all" is a lot more realistic. After all, there's a reason why all fairytales end before the girl has to deal with the prince on a daily basis. Serena Gray once wrote a short text about Romeo & Juliet (grown up, married, two kids, obnoxious parents) getting into an argument how to cook eggs... it fits.
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Date: 2009-05-27 10:40 (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2009-05-27 12:36 (UTC)From:"Don't do overtime! I won't pay them."
"Your problem. Sunday costs extra anyway."
"There's a union request about updating the health assessment study."
"I told you not to blind Sumeragi. Geez, *men*! I'm outta here. See you on monday."
"Tuesday. Monday's a work assembly about these abysmal basement offices."
"Right. Be seeing you then."
"Bye!"
(faint in the background:) "But the kekkai--"
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Date: 2009-05-27 13:12 (UTC)From:#1. Kamui from Team Heaven must have slept with the boss, because the kid being the team leader this young? Not likely to happen otherwise.
#2. Statsuki is monitoring staff emails.
#3. With all the cost cutting, board of directors is considering outsourcing the apocalypse (preferably to India or Eastern Europe if they can guarantee exchange rates)
*(the team name was voted after National Environment Agency donated 20 coffee mugs for the staff)
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Date: 2009-05-27 16:45 (UTC)From:Satsuki gets admonished for violating telecommunications secrecy.
The fiscal department cancels the outsourcing, because the only cost-efficient way of transport would be standardized freight containers by ship (estimated time of transport: 4 months past deadline)
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Date: 2009-05-27 17:56 (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2009-05-27 18:12 (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2009-05-27 18:28 (UTC)From:Anyway, that was fun :)
(and unfortunately I am left with the vision of physical workers trying to reconstruct Yamanote Line on some Ukrainian fields)(and yes, they want to sell pieces of it afterwards in the Internet - if people are buying parts of Berlin Wall, why not collect pieces of kekkai? (that of course was marketing department's idea))