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why did wash REALLY join serenity?

POSTED BY: est120
UPDATED: Thursday, November 11, 2004 00:09
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Friday, November 5, 2004 4:53 PM

My humble apologies, it was Bester who was working for the SPS, but then talking about Bendis would take up too much time. Let me just say Bendis had his own issues with a troublesome sock puppet syndicate, the antithesis of the shadow puppet syndicate. Think it was coincidence that he was fighting alongside Zoe and Mal? I think not.

I can kill you with my brain

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Saturday, November 6, 2004 8:08 PM

[QUOTEAnyone who lets you wear Hawaiian shirts as your "pilot uniform" can't be all that bad. Hell, I'd do about anything if they let me wear hawaiian shirts, sandals and a kilt to work!

Cilantro!
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A kilt?

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Saturday, November 6, 2004 9:14 PM

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Originally posted by Veteran:
A kilt?




Yep. If you've never worn one, you don't know how wonderful they are.

http://www.utilikilts.com/

is where I bought mine. Just a solid black, custom sized and quite coumfy.

Cilantro!
TCM

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Saturday, November 6, 2004 9:39 PM

Well maybe I'll give it a try.

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Saturday, November 6, 2004 11:28 PM


est120 and fellow 'coats:

Was Wash checking her out? Did Zoe feel like she was being undressed with his eyes? Did she initially feel like she was being sized up as a meal by a lounge lizard? Did she later discover that -- all appearances aside -- Wash is a lesbian trapped in a semi-muscular man's body, who can conjugate Latin verbs?

No! I say he just liked Serenity's registration number: Papa Uniform Fife Fife Yankee!

Lingually,

zoid

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Remember, she's always the one sweating and falling asleep afterward. And P'belly: Don't be sad about the "Wash/Bush" thing; 'Cleanliness is next to Godliness'.
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Sunday, November 7, 2004 3:10 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by TenthCrewMember:
Quote:

Originally posted by Veteran:
A kilt?




Yep. If you've never worn one, you don't know how wonderful they are.

http://www.utilikilts.com/

is where I bought mine. Just a solid black, custom sized and quite coumfy.

Cilantro!
TCM




Dude, OMG. I almost died when i saw that. <<< warning, this is waaay off topic, if you want to talk about Wash, skip this, if you wan't more kilt talk, keep reading >>>I live in Palm Springs and this weekend was the White Party (basicly the gay-pride party) and Utilikilts was there! I'd never heard of them before and here they go poping up twise (or like 40 times if all the guys i saw wearing them counts) in one day. They're so damn cool. And surprisingly manly. So the moral of the story is "Wear a utilikilt, pick up girls." (really)

Now I have to ask the obvious question (sorry), what do you wear UNDER the kilt?

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Sunday, November 7, 2004 3:58 AM

ebonezer, TenthCrewMember and Veteran:

It's perhaps crucial to note that ebo (tha' girl) wrote:

Quote:

...this weekend was the White Party (basicly the gay-pride party) and Utilikilts was there! ...

Call it a 'kilt' (they do in Scotland)... Call it a revolution in personal freedom for men...

Call it a good reason to get the sh*t kicked out of you everywhere you go. Dude, it's a skirt.

In answer to your question, 'neezer: I suspect the guys wearing the kilts at the White Party wore Victoria's Secret underthings; but it's okay, because they were all properly waxed for thongs. (Urgh) The only mental picture more disturbing than that is any guy not wearing underwear, regardless what outerwear he's sporting, because guys are disgusting... And you guys know what I'm talkin' about; so do married women. (Retch*urp*hurrrl)

Which is not to imply that going 'commando' under kilts isn't perfectly normal for Scots. (Although, it does perhaps explain why vanishingly few of the world's finest restaurants are located in Scotland.) (*spew!*)


Nauseously,

zoid

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Walking shorts. Same basic principle, without treating the kids to the puppet show everytime you sit down.

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Sunday, November 7, 2004 8:28 AM

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Originally posted by ebonezer:
Now I have to ask the obvious question (sorry), what do you wear UNDER the kilt?.


The canonical question is What is worn under the kilt? because you can then reply Absolutely nothing. It's all in perfect working order.

Another observation was from HRH Princess Anne, remarking of Sir Sean Connery's appearance, that one rarely saw the kilt worn with such brown knees; the socio-political subtleties of this simple statement show the value of an expensive education.

The kilt has resonance this week. The grandfather belonged to Perth, and spent time in the Black Watch. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/3985155.stm

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Sunday, November 7, 2004 2:52 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sarahetc:
As for Hawaiian shirts, nobody thinks that's cool? I think that is octocool.



I think it's just the right sort and right amount of cool for Wash (and that particular job on the ship).

I just wouldn't be caught dead in that shirt by anyone I currently know....

Stay shiny

I have stood on top of the mountain and I can see a fair distance behind me. Even on a hazy day the view is pretty good and I know I'm damn lucky to have made it to the vantage point.

In front of me the view isn't nearly as clear but I sure look forward to walking down that damn hill, blisters, twisted ankles and all, to find out what awaits me.

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Sunday, November 7, 2004 4:29 PM

Yes, very manly! And as my wife will attest to, they are not restrictive (use your imagination, I shouldn't have to explain that!)

As for what I wear underneath...well...depends on where I am going, and who I am going with. And if it is a really windy day. So the answer is nothing except when I wear something...thus on any given day, you'll never know, unless you look.

Yeah, this is the part where I point out that in my neck of the woods, those of us who wear kilts around here are not small guys. So, people *can* make fun, but they can then realize those are steel toe work boots we are kicking the crud out of them with, and we are not restricted by tight jeans when we do it. :)

In my local LARP (live action role play) I wear a kilt as part of the costume for one of my characters...and to bring us back to Wash, my tie in with that is that my first LARP character wore Hawaiian shirts and though he wasn't a pilot, he rode a street bike really fast. Oh, and he was a vampire. ;) Go Joss!

Think I'll go get that GEEK tatoo on my forehead now.


Cilantro!
TCM

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