Stickeez These things are called Stickeez. We bought them as extra little Christmas gifts, but realized that we had too many gifts and things weren’t dividing equally. Then, instead of taking them back, we decided to open them and play with them. What’s supposed to happen is you are supposed to suction them to a…
This Pumpkin This pumpkin is from Halloween. It’s not the only Halloween decoration still up. There are a few intermingled with the Christmas decorations that are still up. It’s not leaking yet, and it hasn’t turned gross, though it is, admittedly, looking a little pocky under the harsh light of the, rarely utilized, camera flash….
Sloth I was going to do meaningful posts this week, beginning with my follow-up to the “Why We Slash” essay and femslashy posts. But, well, I just don’t feel like it. So, instead, here’s something random – We call him Sloth, named, of course, for Sloth from Goonies. He was purchased because he was so…
Lindsay & Cindy (Women’s Murder Club) Like Birds of Prey, Women’s Murder Club had only thirteen episodes into which to squeeze the subtext. But they wrung so hard, thirteen episodes was all that it took to earn them the top spot on this list of subtext couples. And that’s not even considering the fact that…
Barbara & Helena (Birds of Prey) It’s been just shy of a decade since Birds of Prey had its short TV run. ‘Tis a shame that it was cancelled with such haste, for, when it comes to slashy subtext, the writers on the BoP staff certainly weren’t shy about it. Technically, Barbara and Helena both…
Clare & Sophia (School for Seduction) The only movie couple to make my top seven subtext list made it this high on the list for a reason. The fact that a movie made the list at all is pretty amazing, because TV shows have hours upon hours to create subtext relationships. The majority of movies have…