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icepixieFirst, a squee!dorable Warehouse 13 Christmas photo. Including the dog!
Second, an extremely belated icon meme from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
gamesiplay:
Xena and Gabrielle! Because really, who doesn't need an icon of them? Xena is one of the few shows where I don't really feel a need to watch every episode, but I like them when I do wind up watching them, and I love the fact that it exists. I especially love that Xena/Gabrielle is CANON, not just for the yay-femslash factor, but also because I genuinely enjoy their relationship. They're so different, but in such complimentary ways. And they really go through hell and back for each other.
Richard and Caroline, from the nineties sitcom Caroline in the City, being absolutely adorable. The show itself was fairly average, if an at times extremely amusing average, but those two were SO. CUTE.
Bob Fraser looking out at the world from his ghostly office in Fraser's closet. Mostly because I didn't have a Bob icon, and I've always really enjoyed that moment where he kicks down the wall. It's such a great visual signal that everything is going to change in that episode.
Fringe showing its knowledge of the genre it exists in (as well as providing free advertising for creator J.J. Abrams's version of Star Trek). Ahhhh, meta. If I remember correctly, the context is that Peter and Olivia are interviewing someone who is obviously mentally ill, and gives them a theory about how the Romulans are invading. Rather than try to reason with him, Peter pretends to go along with it until they can get out of the guy's house. Anyway, it's another Peter/Olivia icon, and they are totally one of my OTPs (LOVE THEM), so that's always good to have.
Jacques Derrida with a lolcaption. I got more use out of this when I was in grad school, but I keep it around because it amuses me.
Remy from Ratatouille bursting through a window with a cookbook. I tend to use this when I feel overwhelmed by something. Or occasionally for book posts.
1. Comment to this post and I will pick six of your icons.
2. Make a post (including this info) and talk about the icons I chose.
3. Other people can then comment to you and make their own posts.
4. This will create a never-ending cycle of icon glee.
Second, an extremely belated icon meme from
gamesiplay: Xena and Gabrielle! Because really, who doesn't need an icon of them? Xena is one of the few shows where I don't really feel a need to watch every episode, but I like them when I do wind up watching them, and I love the fact that it exists. I especially love that Xena/Gabrielle is CANON, not just for the yay-femslash factor, but also because I genuinely enjoy their relationship. They're so different, but in such complimentary ways. And they really go through hell and back for each other.
Richard and Caroline, from the nineties sitcom Caroline in the City, being absolutely adorable. The show itself was fairly average, if an at times extremely amusing average, but those two were SO. CUTE.
Bob Fraser looking out at the world from his ghostly office in Fraser's closet. Mostly because I didn't have a Bob icon, and I've always really enjoyed that moment where he kicks down the wall. It's such a great visual signal that everything is going to change in that episode.
Fringe showing its knowledge of the genre it exists in (as well as providing free advertising for creator J.J. Abrams's version of Star Trek). Ahhhh, meta. If I remember correctly, the context is that Peter and Olivia are interviewing someone who is obviously mentally ill, and gives them a theory about how the Romulans are invading. Rather than try to reason with him, Peter pretends to go along with it until they can get out of the guy's house. Anyway, it's another Peter/Olivia icon, and they are totally one of my OTPs (LOVE THEM), so that's always good to have.
Jacques Derrida with a lolcaption. I got more use out of this when I was in grad school, but I keep it around because it amuses me.
Remy from Ratatouille bursting through a window with a cookbook. I tend to use this when I feel overwhelmed by something. Or occasionally for book posts.
1. Comment to this post and I will pick six of your icons.
2. Make a post (including this info) and talk about the icons I chose.
3. Other people can then comment to you and make their own posts.
4. This will create a never-ending cycle of icon glee.
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Date: 2011-10-02 10:19 am (UTC)Ah!! I love the Christmas photo!! Even has Trailer!! Btw, did you know Trailer has his own twitter? ;)
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Date: 2011-10-03 12:04 am (UTC)