Me neither! But they're clearly very important things. I think I'm a little bit in love with the pigeon. And I kinda miss this whole wacky Neo-Nazi dumbass band of misfits.
I shall call it MEIN FUHRER. It's actually a little bit terrifying when you look at it closely.
I think Dewey bought it for Boyd's birthday or something, seems like his style (Dewey is a stylish bastard, no doubt). And Boyd kept trying to get rid of it but it kept turning up (look at it, it obviously has mystical powers) and eventually he gave up and decided it's JUST TACKY ENOUGH to go with all the wonderful Nazi memorabilia.
Boyd/Crossword Puzzle=New OTPgeek_beautyJuly 10 2010, 22:27:42 UTC
Boyd stared down at the Crossword Puzzle. (It's in all caps 'cause I ain't inanimate object prejudiced.)
The Crossword Puzzle stared back.
Boyd became a bit horny at the Crossword Puzzle's gaze. How could he not? That Crossword Puzzle was a sexy little thing, damn right.
Boyd became even more riled up the longer he looked at the Crossword Puzzle. The Crossword Puzzle wasn't having it though, oh no, it knew it could do better. It was in the Sunday edition of the New Yorker (of June 1995) it knew it could get at least a Doctor or Lawyer, not some backwoods boy.
Oh but Boyd has charm and he kept staring at the Crossword Puzzle.
Eventually he got in to its squares with the answer to 15 down: a ten letter word meaning 'sincere penitence or remorse'. He filled in 'contrition' like no body else and Crossword Puzzle fell and fell hard.
Boyd was the shit and he knew it.
They made sweet, sweet dictionary love all night long.
I love that scene so much! Love the fact that Devil's trying so hard to get Boyd's attention, all sprawled out on the couch shirtless and with beer, trying for seductive, and Boyd's all all prim & proper at the far end of the other couch completely dressed and not paying the slightest attention to Devil. Poor bb! I think Devil's love is one-sided ;_;
What's terrible is that while for everyone else, the fake pigeon/ fake plant combo is what stands out, I look at the same shot and all i think is "hey, i have that lamp!" *sigh* yes, i'm strange...
Man, I do feel bad for shirtless attention-seeking Devil. I'm now picturing him drunk and performing 'A Little Respect' while Boyd is just sorta vaguely amused and crosswording away. But at least he's Boyd's favorite henchman to lecture to? :D
LOL hey if that was my lamp I'd notice too! I'm kinda in love with the whole decor (the church is pretty special, too).
...I don't think I can get that image out of my head... ROFL!
True! Very true :) That means Boyd thinks he's capable of learning and that's the highest compliment he can bestow.
I love how sparse and haphazard the church is. Boyd is a prodigy when it comes to redneck interior decorating. I can't really say anything about the fake pigeon since I have a fake bunny decoration that my aunt bought me for some unfathomable reason. He sits on top of a bookshelf next to Hellboy :D
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I also love their totally outdated video games:
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I think Dewey bought it for Boyd's birthday or something, seems like his style (Dewey is a stylish bastard, no doubt). And Boyd kept trying to get rid of it but it kept turning up (look at it, it obviously has mystical powers) and eventually he gave up and decided it's JUST TACKY ENOUGH to go with all the wonderful Nazi memorabilia.
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The Crossword Puzzle stared back.
Boyd became a bit horny at the Crossword Puzzle's gaze. How could he not? That Crossword Puzzle was a sexy little thing, damn right.
Boyd became even more riled up the longer he looked at the Crossword Puzzle.
The Crossword Puzzle wasn't having it though, oh no, it knew it could do better. It was in the Sunday edition of the New Yorker (of June 1995) it knew it could get at least a Doctor or Lawyer, not some backwoods boy.
Oh but Boyd has charm and he kept staring at the Crossword Puzzle.
Eventually he got in to its squares with the answer to 15 down: a ten letter word meaning 'sincere penitence or remorse'. He filled in 'contrition' like no body else and Crossword Puzzle fell and fell hard.
Boyd was the shit and he knew it.
They made sweet, sweet dictionary love all night long.
A/N: Kill me now. What have I done?
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I would build you a ROFLCOPTER right now if only I knew how.
This is epic, and, dare I say, totally canon.
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What's terrible is that while for everyone else, the fake pigeon/ fake plant combo is what stands out, I look at the same shot and all i think is "hey, i have that lamp!" *sigh* yes, i'm strange...
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LOL hey if that was my lamp I'd notice too! I'm kinda in love with the whole decor (the church is pretty special, too).
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True! Very true :) That means Boyd thinks he's capable of learning and that's the highest compliment he can bestow.
I love how sparse and haphazard the church is. Boyd is a prodigy when it comes to redneck interior decorating. I can't really say anything about the fake pigeon since I have a fake bunny decoration that my aunt bought me for some unfathomable reason. He sits on top of a bookshelf next to Hellboy :D
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Lolz.
Boyd/crossword puzzle ain't bad either
I admit, Boyd/vocabulary is one of my Justified OTPs.
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