How long you reckon upon being a browncoat?

POSTED BY: agirlyman
UPDATED: Thursday, October 19, 2006 23:44
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BROWNCOAT2006

Thursday, March 23, 2006 3:19 AM

lol, lemme see here, came out on 9/20/02... I was instantly HOOKED!! I was 14, and I was a browncoat before there were Browncoats... I will NEVER quite being a browncoat... till the day I die, and may god lay me to rest in a nice brown duster!!! And may heaven have a season 2 of Firefly, and many many movies!!!!

SERENITYSLITTLEANGEL

Thursday, March 23, 2006 9:49 AM

I've been a Browncoat since the very first episode I saw (the pilot). However, I was a little late to the party - as it was only last year (January 2005) that I saw it.

I went out and bought the DVDs the very next day.

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20 conversions and counting!!!

GARIM

Thursday, March 23, 2006 10:20 AM

I became aware of Firefly, after seeing the trailer for Serenity last summer, and then looking it up some more on the cortex.

Shortly after learning about Firefly, and watching a few episodes, I was forever hooked. I have seen each episode many times.

Subsequently, I have started watching Buffy and Angel, and am convinced that Joss is indeed a genius.

So, guess I became a browncoat early autumn 2005, and will forever stay that way...

GIXXER

Thursday, March 23, 2006 6:24 PM

Until the sudden but inevitable betrayal.

The remake with Tom Cruise as Jayne, Katie Holmes (or whoever it is that week) as Zoe, and the Scientologist reimagining that resurrects Book as Fat Johnny "Keep walkin' (like a ladies man), preacher" Travolta.

If you go to the Scientology site, it has a Church locator. It being computer related, I'm sure the boys and girls from the 48th at RAF Lakenheath could work up an interface with their targeting computers.

Other than that, I just have to echo Jayne, "I'm in."

G

Albert Rosenfield: Oh, Coop, uh, about the uniform…
Dale Cooper: Yes, Albert?
Albert Rosenfield: Replacing the quiet elegance of the dark suit and tie with the casual indifference of these muted earth tones is a form of fashion suicide, but, uh, call me crazy — on you it works.

JNIZZY

Thursday, March 23, 2006 6:58 PM

Browncoat 4 Life. I aim to misbehave until the good Lord reckons its my suns time to set. No matter how long the arm of the alliance gets, we can go just a little bit further out of reach. Under the heels of no man.

Curse your sudden, but inevitable betrayal!

MALICIOUS

Thursday, March 23, 2006 8:32 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by zoid:
...Be as long-winded as you feel it's necessary to be, to get things off your chest...

Oh, jeez, not another one! Lord above, if anyone is as long-winded and convoluted as Zoid, I'm hangin' up my 'coat and movin' to Shortwindville.

Seriously, I've been Browncoated from minute 1 of episode 1. I remember the day in March-ish of 2003 when I was idly watching something I had taped that week. I was feeling too lazy to take the tape out of the VCR and decided out of curiousity to see what I had taped over. It turned out to be War Stories, right about the time Wash and Mal are being tortured. I FLEW up off the couch and looked around for someone to tell even though no one was home but me. I remember pointing at the TV and sputtering "LOOK!! LOOK!!" and scaring the dog. He seemed to be as happy as me, though, once I explained the situation. You have no idea how freaking HAPPY I was to have that little tiny piece of the 'verse. (Actually, all yous people probably do have an idea!) Anyway, I watched that damn tape many times before I heard that the DVD set was going to be released. Then I stopped until Christmas Day when I received the box set. I sat in the comfy recliner ALL DAY in my jammies and watched most of the set. I was never happier. (Is that sad?)

I am grateful I found this show, this site and that we got a movie. But I want more.

Crap. Now I'M the long-winded one! Zoid! I totally blame you!

Mal-licious

I'm going to add cursing and the hurling about of things to my repertoire.

GREATBLACKTHORN

Thursday, March 23, 2006 8:42 PM

I feel like such a new recruit...

My Dad brought the Serenity DVD around a month back, then when we found out there was a series, he quickly brought that too...

Since then, we watch a couple (up to around 5) episodes a day, Browncoat family bonding (b")b

She'll turn you in before you can say "Don't turn me in...lady..."

AGIRLYMAN

Thursday, March 23, 2006 9:27 PM

I'm "Girly" in name only Vetty, I gots the man parts to prove it.

AM I NOT MERCIFUL?!?!?!?

Tee Hee

AVERARDUS

Thursday, March 23, 2006 10:47 PM

Being a Browncoat has become an attitude, it may have started out as a fad, but as you can see it has grown!

Being a Browncoat, means so many things to so many people, but mostly if you call yourself a browncoat you probly have the same outlook as the crew of Firefly.

For me, being a Browncoat stands for freedom and the right to do what we want without big govt. It stands for doing whats right, even if you have to steal it. It stands for loyalty and love. It stands for never leaving someone behind. It means never having to say your sorry. It means spending alot of time in your bunk!

Peace~
Aver

LADYSERENITY

Friday, March 24, 2006 1:36 AM

Couldn't agree more. I have been a Browncoat even before I knew what one was and fell in love with Firefly the minute I first saw Serenity Part one. and even though I am only a recent addition to the noble ranks I will be a Browncoat till my last breath.

One of my close friends came to stay with me this week, she lives in PA and I'm in VT so its nice when she comes up. ANyway I have been telling her about Firefly for months now and finally she gets the chance to see my DVD's. We are up to Heart of Gold and when we finish the series I am playing Serenity for her. We may have another Browncoat in the making!

We have done the impossible and that makes us mighty!

Lady Serenity

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