[ SECRET POST #2437 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2437 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #10

[tabaqui]

A specific Buffy-ism. On Buffy, the 'Clumsy, much?' or 'Jealous, much?' way of speaking was a thing. Sam and Dean? Do not say that. John and Rodney on Atlantis? Do not say that. The Criminal Minds people don't say that, either, and for the love of FUCK, Harry Potter does not say that. Stoppit.

And when writing RPF? Stop making everyone 'terrified' of 'tiny' Danneel and Genevieve. Please, just stop.

Re: Inspired by #10

[kaijinscendre]

Hm. I have never read that first one is SPN fic (I don't read the other two). And I don't read enough RPF to see the Danneel and Genevieve thing.

Re: Inspired by #10

[tabaqui]

I have sadly seen the '___, much?' WAY too much in SPN fic, as well as the 'tiny and terrifying' best-friend-Gen/Danneel thing. So very annoying.

Re: Inspired by #10

[(Anonymous)]

Hm, I could maybe see some of those characters doing the "...much?" thing as a one-off, sarcastically or for emphasis (especially the Winchesters in their earlier canon days, as Dean in particular has been exposed to a lot of pop culture and often does make references to it,) but not all the time. And definitely not Harry.