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burntcopperWellll.... er.... Anyone who bothers to flick through my icons will find a pretty much what you see is what you get. Sean Bean happy, Sean Bean lusty, Sean Bean sarcastic, Sean Bean pissed off... (theme? what theme?) And then some other fandoms, expressing various emotions. King Arthur x2, Buttercup going wtf?, Cheshire looking sultry, pissed off Faith, Will pouting, Will's fingers writing, and so on.
Anyway. I think I'm going to need to make many more King Arthur ones. With Monty Python quotes. Many of these already exist, but y'know.
'Go away or I shall taunt you a second time.'
'We are the knights who say Ni!' (someone's already done this)
'What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?'
'Message for you sir.'
'It's only a model.'
etc....
I'm seriously tempted to have one with 'How to start a fight that leads to people getting killed and you getting kicked out of France due to the embarrassment : "Your Grandmother is a Father Christmas**!" '
**(For those who've heard this story before, during which I said Christmas Pudding, I have since been corrected by my dad. It was, in fact, calling people's grandmothers Father Christmases (literally, Pere Noel) that started the duel.) And now it makes just as little sense as to why it would be fighting talk. Small pudding full of raisins and rum vs. bloke that delivers pressies. Er... Anyone got a book of insults from 17th Century Hugenot France?
Anyway. I think I'm going to need to make many more King Arthur ones. With Monty Python quotes. Many of these already exist, but y'know.
'Go away or I shall taunt you a second time.'
'We are the knights who say Ni!' (someone's already done this)
'What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?'
'Message for you sir.'
'It's only a model.'
etc....
I'm seriously tempted to have one with 'How to start a fight that leads to people getting killed and you getting kicked out of France due to the embarrassment : "Your Grandmother is a Father Christmas**!" '
**(For those who've heard this story before, during which I said Christmas Pudding, I have since been corrected by my dad. It was, in fact, calling people's grandmothers Father Christmases (literally, Pere Noel) that started the duel.) And now it makes just as little sense as to why it would be fighting talk. Small pudding full of raisins and rum vs. bloke that delivers pressies. Er... Anyone got a book of insults from 17th Century Hugenot France?
