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[vaznetti]

Hm. I've finished the yuletide story, only to discover that the archive is down. Drat!

If you've ever wondered why I like crossovers, it's because this is how my mind works, too: the other night the B.H. and I were watching L.A. Confidential, and he turned to me toward the end and pointed out that Crazy Uncle Arvin was getting his head flushed down the toilet by the General of the Northern Armies. Which makes much more sense, really, than getting his head flushed down the toilet by Jack Aubrey, who would never do that kind of thing, although Stephen Maturin probably would.

From there we got (somehow) to whether Aeryn Sun could beat up Sydney Bristow (of course, but we don't know if it matters, because Sydeny's mom could take Aeryn's mom), and whether there's any villain in the universe who would not be reduced by the John-and-Aeryn "Hi! We're crazy and have bombs!" double-team of doom.

eta: yuletide success! huzzah!

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[(Anonymous)]

Sydney's mom could definitely take Aeryn's mom, especially if she conned Sydney's dad into helping.

Sauron wouldn't be cowed by John and Aeryn, though. He'd likely try to recruit them, which would be his downfall. The next thing you know, he'd be wandering around inside of Moya, his baleful eye roving everywhere for snacks while he incorporeally made snide remarks and did the high five with the chip-scorpy inside John's head.

Camille

[vaznetti]

And now the roving eye of Sauron on Moya is making me laugh. Rygel and Chiana would get the Ring off him in no time at all, though.

[(Anonymous)]

Rygel and Chianna would have the ring off him and sold on some backwater planet for food before he knew it was missing. I can see the Nazgul wandering through bazaars of red aliens and blue aliens and naked three-headed birds looking for it.

Aeryn would be annoyed, though, because it is difficult to shoot incorporeal villains.

Camille

[rhi]

Congrats on the Yuletide success!

[vaznetti]

Alas, I did not have yuletide success, after all. I may or may not make the deadline, at this point, and am a little worried. Drat. No internet access at home is a real problem.

[rhi]

It's posted at the moment; if it dies again, I'll repost for you. Well. Assuming it doesn't die on Christmas Day or Boxing Day, when I'll be gone, too. Oh, well. Gonna hope it's fixed now.

{{hugs}} Have a good holiday.

[fourteenlines.livejournal.com]

Hell, I don't know if there's any hero in the universe who wouldn't be brought low by (and I love this phrase, so I'm quoting it here) the John-and-Aeryn "Hi! We're crazy and have bombs!" double-team of doom.

[maidenjedi]

If you've ever wondered why I like crossovers, it's because this is how my mind works, too: the other night the B.H. and I were watching L.A. Confidential, and he turned to me toward the end and pointed out that Crazy Uncle Arvin was getting his head flushed down the toilet by the General of the Northern Armies. Which makes much more sense, really, than getting his head flushed down the toilet by Jack Aubrey, who would never do that kind of thing, although Stephen Maturin probably would.

BWAHAHAHA!!!! Oh, that's brilliant. And I'll never watch L.A. Confidential in quite the same way again! :-)

This is why you rock, Vanzetti. Well, one of the many reasons.

[(Anonymous)]

I have heard that Ben Browder is going to be a regular on Stargate next year, and that Scifi legal dept. hasn't announced the character's name yet pending clearance by legal. Crichton, maybe? (just a speculative guess)
It's sort of ironic, since they cancelled Farscape when they got Stargate in place. But it will be interesting to see what he can do in that universe.

Camille