Fic : The Takeaways of Torchwood (1/1)

Title : The Takeaways of Torchwood (four times they ordered out and one time they didn't)
Author : Gunbunny
E-Mail : snapdragon@beeb.net
Fandom : Torchwood.
Pairing : ....aside from Jack's back catalogue?
Rating : No sex and no violence. :sigh:
Summary : I'm sure that nothing in the Hub's kitchen gets used aside from the coffee facilities, the fridge and the toaster.
Disclaimer : Not mine. Russell's and Chris's.
Feedback : I accept burnt offerings and alcohol.
Archive : http://burntcopper.com/fic , anywhere else feel free.

( speed dial at the ready )

where to dump stuff, new uses for verbs, and tracking the feral hairbrush in urban climes

Finally got some fic out of the way and posted for the year. It's a start... Contemplating the possibility of a fic journal as a sort of archive-slash-easier-to-find etc for people who mistakenly friend my journal when I post fic once in a blue moon on this journal. And then find themselves bombarded with medical images, weird musings, and squee about batman, barrowman and musicals. So registered burntozone (no, don't join yet, because you'll just get spammed with all the backdated fic I'm going to dump there) rather than use darkisrising so I don't have to log out each time I want to post something on there.

Oh, and in the weirdo etymological musing corner, when did 'crash' make the transition from noun to verb in terms of 'falling asleep at/dropping everything at someplace at the end of an event, normally at short notice' in reference to a specific place (useage being 'to crash at'), as opposed to the motion/impact that was the original useage of the verb? I know it's increased a lot in the past few years, but when did it really hit mainstream as a verb? (how to know it's become mainstream : your parents use it in everyday language)

Hmm. Does anyone know anywhere except Body Shop that does normal-sized wooden-backed hairbrushes with wooden bristles on the high street for a decent price (ie, less than £15)? I've only found them in Body Shop, and I really resent giving them my money - the words 'patronising' 'holier than thou' 'owned by L'Oreal who make no guarantee that they're sticking to the no animal testing promise' 'Lush has better products and are funnier' and so on tend to crowd my instant thoughts about that store, and I only ever buy stuff there that I can't find anywhere else. (hairbrushes, the sugaring pots when Boots stopped making theirs) I saw a couple of online stockists but I'm one of those people that like to poke at an item to see if it works correctly before shelling out money. also, less carbon.

cute meme

You are 10:02 a.m.

You are breakfasty, like a pile of pancakes on a Sunday morning that have just the right amount of syrup, so every bite is sweet perfection and not a soppy mess. You are a glass of orange juice that's cool, refreshing, and not overly pulpy. You are the time of day that's just right for turning the pages of a newspaper, flipping through channels, or clicking around online to get a sense of how the world changed during the night. You don't want to stumble sleepily through life, so you make a real effort to wake your brain up and get it thinking. You feel inspired to accomplish things (whether it's checking something off your to-do list or changing the world), but there's plenty of time for making things happen later in the day. First, pancakes.




and oddly, fairly correct. i may not get enough sleep, but yeah, that's fairly accurate.

Jules! Jules! JULES!

Arrested Development film talk!!!!! eleventy-one!!!111!!!