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Reception Summary!
Yes, I know I'm doing it backwards. But tackling the big thing first sounded like a better idea. Also: If anyone didn't get a thread with Ace in there, and wants a thread with Ace, I'm more than happy to do it at any time. And I'll add it to the summary later.
Yes, I'm a glutton for punishment, why do you ask?
Helen glomps Ace first, and gives the happy couple a very pretty vase. Ace may still be needing to get her mind wrapped around the fact that there's going to be permanently shared apartments now. Oy.
Indy is there as well. He runs into an old flame, who evidently had a lot to do with getting him upstairs last night, with or without fun and games afterwards. She evidently left him a little something, good for... a good time? They flirt, managing to include death, ghosts, deadbodies, and Disneyland, and eventually a proposition is made. Waffles are offered, pianos are discussed, and eventually the pair disappear upstairs. Ace and Tim will not be the only ones having a good night.
Indy also talks with Mel, who hasn't quite gotten the hang of walking in a miniskirt. Indy attempts to get a rise out of the slayer by exposing himself, just a bit, but fails utterly. Indy then begins a very careful conversation, culminating in him finally telling her that he's glad Mel was Mike's first. This leads to discussions about how much alcohol a Slayer can handle, Mike's sexual prowness, how Indy taught Mike everything he knows, how Mike is a very good student, and the house rules. Mel does not agree to make scrambled eggs, but Indy offers to make waffles, and eventually they decide that Mike does not have to be Mel's boy (even though he is). Indy finally leaves Mel with a clue as to where Mike is and what he's wearing. Smooth, Indy.
Sawyer is also there, in a wee kilt, which he wears with pride. Indy come over to offer commiseration, which Sawyer refuses, because he's going to have a very good night too. Indy wants to know who the lady involved is, so Sawyer cheerfully debunks the 'Just Friends' theory. Indy and Sawyer discuss the benefits and drawbacks of the dress code, during which Indy reveals that he's a single man, to which Sawyer demands to know why Indy's talking to a mostly naked man. Obviously, Indy hasn't told Sawyer about Mike. Indy doesn't think he's going to get any, because Sawyer has better access, which Sawyer decides to go exploit, probably with a cute blonde Australian bartender.
Sawyer also talks with a detutued Meg, who can't understand why Sawyer would complain more over a tutu than a wee kilt. Sawyer starts to retaliate by threatening to show his goods, but Meg is scornful. Meg reveals that she wore bondage while he was gone, and Sawyer wishes for pictures, but to no avail. Woe, Sawyer. Sawyer suggests that the next wedding be clothing optional (please God, not the puppets!), upon which Meg decides that can be the dress code for Sawyer's wedding. Sawyer balks, and Meg goes on to use her own temporary marriage to an insane Lord Peter to prove the point. Sawyer then states the obvious, which Meg doesn't understand. Woe.
Sawyer is a talkative fellow, so he also talks to Ace. She cracks up at his outfit, and he offers a test drive. Ace refuses, of course, but shoos him off in Claire's direction.
Sawyer does not talk with Wolf. But there may be another wee kilt bought from Bar in the near future.
Charlie is there, playing awesomely as ever. He wins a blown kiss from Ace, and is generally romantic. Love the icon. :)
Lilly is there, despite only having met Ace that morning. Must be the dress code.
The Snow/Bigby clan is there, for the food. Really. More on this later.
Jaina is there, offering her congrats to the happy couple. She goes to find alcohol quickly - life is hard when your jedi pals aren't with you.
Meg is there, keeping a wary eye out for bouquets. Andrew bounces over, and declares his first wedding is rather odd, though it might just be the kilt. Meg claims he cannot possibly feel her pain, since she's practically in her underwear, but Andrew is fairly sure it's a skirt. Meg is unmollified. Andrew then drags her over to Tim to say congrats.
Meg also talks with Indy, but only after a chase scene. Once caught, Indy tries to head her off with small talk, but Meg has demands. After agreeing to terms, Indy asks her about a certain orb, which Meg knows nothing about, but a certain muse might. Meg and Indy then talk about talking, orange-spotted monkeys, and the fact Andrew is a sleepy drunk. Who Meg wanders off to find.
Meg also talks with Lilly, and points out the groom to her. Turns out Lilly is dead where she's from, and is rather bored with the whole haunting thing. Meg is understanding, and suggests maybe Lilly's friends might show up, which delights Lilly. Lilly then decides she hasn't haunted her best friend in a while, and heads off to go do that.
Angie is there, in a treacherous skirt. Tim is a bit stunned at the sight, but he's only teasing. Really.
Tim is there, obviously, rather welded to Ace. He talks with Ray, who is quickly glomped by the happy couple. After being teased about her name, Ace then thanks Ray for bringing her husband home.
Snow, who's evidently there more more than just the food, hugs the happy couple. She then says that Tim has grown up a lot since she first met him, and she makes Ace blush, not a hard thing to do tonight.
Mike comes by to tell Tim he was very pretty. Ace doesn't look to bad either. Then Ace and Mike somehow get into a conversation involving chocolate syrup, Tim on his knees and the relative benefits of Mikes, how Ace is a great kisser, and Mike as Tim. Conclusion: Mike is shameless, even when he's not a naked turtle.
PeeJee comes 'round as well. She offers her congrats, after which Ace admits the hurry might have something to do with hoping the universe wouldn't throw another big nasty at them before they could get hitched. PeeJee wonders if people like Tim and Ace register anywhere, and Ace can't really think of anywhere legal. PeeJee and Ace then discuss the neccessity for the Violent Cute 'n' Small movement, and then offer their thoughts on roleplaying. Oy?
Eddie and Susannah make it, even though Eddie looks just about ready to collapse. Meg demands to know what he'd doing out of bed so soon, but Eddie waves her off, even though he doesn't look very convincing. He gets smacked by Susannah, and rightly so, and Meg informs them primly that that sort of thing should be saved until after the reception. Eddie corrects her, since foreplay is good at any time, and goes off to congratulate Ace.
Ace is happily surprised that they made it, and Susannah becomes next in a long line of people who make Ace blush. They both offer her and Tim their best wishes, and Ace attempts to find out what's wrong with Eddie in return. She gets the extreme summary. She'll get the full version later. Somehow.
Wolf and Virginia are there, adorable as ever. Wolf congratulates Tim with hand gestures, and wonders at his stamina. Or lack thereof.
The pair also talk to Ace, who goes on to explain the reasonoing behind the dress code, which Virginia approves of.
There is also lovely schmoop as the pair dance. Turns out Wolf is a very good dancer, and evidently learned from his mum. Virginia then starts to worry about the baby, but Wolf is calmness personified. For once. He wants to name the baby after food, but Virgina isn't having any of that. She tries to suggest normal names, until they get sidetracked onto what to use for a last name.
Alanna is there, being watchful. Someone on the security team should be, after all. Indy comes over, alcohol in hand, and they discuss how nicely the wedding went off, despite its uniqueness. Indy then berates Alanna for her lack of miniskirt, and it turns out that Alanna was traumatized by events of the previous night. This is clearly a sign that she needs to go to Vegas more often. Desensitization, and all that. However, events after the night's entertainment proved to be more traumatic, since now she's promised to compete in a strip-off against Peter. The loser must wear a tutu. Sawyer is sure to be selling tickets. Once they've settled the terms of this dare to their satisfaction, Indy proceeds to boast that the guys had a much better night last night. Or at least more... interesting. Alanna wants details, so Indy invites her to a waffle breakfast. Yum?
Tim bounces by, being happy. They briefly discuss the definite advantages of weddings over funerals.
Svava gives Alanna a mock-glare for not being properly miniskirted. They proceed to have a short not'conversation about pride, tutus, and corrupting young minds. Ahh, the stuff of Milliways. Svava breaks silence first, threatening to turn Alanna's dress into something more appropriate. Both ladies decide Sawyer should be a Chippendale dancer. They then commiserate over their shared trauma at said establishment. From there the converstation degenerates into suggestions that Archie dance like those boys, and the merits of Peter waxing and wearing black leather. Yeah. They sound so traumatized.
And look, here we have more Svava! First along comes Tim, who's distracted by the skirtage. She warns him not to say anything, so of course he does. Sort of. Svava then asks for details about the upcoming honeymoon, and Tim obliges.
Then comes the detutued Meg, who is philosophical about the lack of tutu. They discuss uniforms for ballerinas, and how both of them would wear considerably less for their friends. Not that they'd say so. Too bad it got stuck in the summary, yeah? Meg veers off into a discussion about how she lost clothing during the war, and Svava commiserates.
Now we cut to a relieved hungover ex-turtle named Raph. Tim comes over to thank him, and they cheer about the lack of disaster. It is decided love is the nastiest drug, and Raph asks for details about the honeymoon. He also asks when they'll be back. Tim is slightly vague on both points. Then, because he means it, Raph offers his congrats.
Now for your nightly dose of cute!Australian!blonde, in the form of Claire. She doesn't waste any time hugging the bride. Of course, hug is returned, and coversation veers towards OMGWTFMarried! Then it is found that Claire has evidently made a deal with the devil, or several. The result is, of course, the wee kilt of Sawyers. Sneaky Claire. Ace teases Claire about the results of said deals, upon which Claire first threatens to find new friends, then tries the 'We're Just Friends' myth, which Ace does not believe thanks to Sawyer. However, Ace plays along, and issues the time-honored threat of 'Hurt my friend and die', to be enacted on Sawyer when he leasts expect it should anything go wrong. They discuss the logistics of this plan, which degrades into a conversation regarding the benefits and drawbacks of wee kilts. Ace then does the unexpected and gives the bouquet to Claire, shocking the cute Australian utterly. Claire, in retaliation, threatens to only use Ace's real name, upon which Ace is rather put out until Claire relents. Claire then goes to collect on those deals she made, leaving a smirking Ace.
Faith brings the slayer quotient at the party up to two. She attack glomps the couple from behind, and is glomped in return. Tim is embarassed and grateful. Ace and Faith commiserate over horrible first names and ways they attempt to hide them.
Chris is there, and comes to give his congrats to the happy couple. Tim introduces Ace, to whom Chris is very charming. I utterly missed this thread somehow, and apologize. *headdesk*
Then Molly comes by to give her congrats, and bemoans the lack of cake throwing. Color Ace very glad that didn't happen...
Because the wedding clearly does not have enough Hawaiian print in it, Wash is there, in a Hawaiian-print kilt. Where he got that, I'm sure I don't want to know. Ace cracks up at the unusual kilt, and Wash retaliates by calling Ace normal. Ace doesn't know what to do with this, until Wash relents and declares she's safely nutters. Ace is relieved, since the universe cannot continue functioning without it's dose of nutty, and all is well until Wash mentions kids. Ace flails at him until he sort-of relents. More congrats are given, and Wash goes to find more food and return to his poor Zoe.
Ray is up to no good. If anyone's looking for blackmail photos, he's the man to talk to, because he's got a camera. Wash comes over because he recognizes Ray from the night o'woe. Wash asks about blackmail and the state of Ray's hands. Ray is oblivious about blackmail opportunities, and is rather enthusiastic about McCoy's healing techniques. Even if he doesn't avail himself of them fully. There is finally introductions, and Ray mentions dinosaurs, and the fact a skeleton of one once tried to hunt his partner. Wash thinks this is terribly cool, despite the fact that skeletons of dinosaurs were hunting people. Obsession much, Wash? Wash begs for pictures, which are provided, and Wash is in heaven. Ray tries to sidetrack the conversation into something regarding languages, namely Chinese, but Wash is fixated. Eventually Wash, thinking of his future trip to Earth-That-Was with Faith, asks Ray how far California is from New York, and is disappointed by the answer. Two words, Faith: Road. Trip. Then Wash remembers his poor wife, and heads home to take care of her.
An unkilted Cuthbert is there, to offer his and Susan's best wishes. Ace glomps him, because he is one of her favorite gunslingers. Odd how two of those favorites are ka-mais. Ace is then serious at him, and thanks him for patching her back together. Cuthbert tries to be modest, and then threatens Tim's well-being if he ever sees Ace less than completely happy. Err... Run Tim. Run. Now. The serious wears off, though Cuthbert is still sad Ace ponders asking why, and decides against it since she already knows she'll get nowhere fast.
There is a very nice description of PeeJee here, and very little else. See above for threadage.
Here's Mel again, who's ignoring her skirt. They trade compliments, and both agree that it is a good thing the wedding wasn't held outside. They then tempt fate, and imagine future horrors, which Mel offers to protect them from.
Barry looks good in a kilt,and should wear one more often and is chatted up by a slightly indecent Mel. Someone please teach that gal how to wear a miniskirt? Mel tries to remember the last time she saw Barry, and Barry tells her about the last time he saw her. Amazing how both times Mel was seriously hurt. This is not a good trend. Barry is bemused by Mel's new nickname for Mike, and tells Mel the names of the doctors who patched Mel back together. They both agree that the Other is a bastard, and shouldn't have used Indy's phobia against him. Both think this for different reasons. Mel non-verbally misses her scythe. After a discussion about heroism, Mel misses her scythe some more, verbally this time. Barry suggests that she ask Tim to look for it, but they decide to wait until the post-wedding fun is over. Speaking of which, Barry goes off to find Sara, which earns Barry great smirkage from Mel.
Gil and Suti are there, and offer their congrats (but not their absinthe) to the happy couple before fleeing back to the kitchens.
And last, but certainly not least, Sara glomps Ace, smiles at Tim, offers her congrats, and rushes off to find Barry, who, as we all know, looks good in a kilt.
FINISHED! *blink* Millichannelers once again have my deepest respect. *eyes the actual wedding warily*
Yes, I'm a glutton for punishment, why do you ask?
Helen glomps Ace first, and gives the happy couple a very pretty vase. Ace may still be needing to get her mind wrapped around the fact that there's going to be permanently shared apartments now. Oy.
Indy is there as well. He runs into an old flame, who evidently had a lot to do with getting him upstairs last night, with or without fun and games afterwards. She evidently left him a little something, good for... a good time? They flirt, managing to include death, ghosts, deadbodies, and Disneyland, and eventually a proposition is made. Waffles are offered, pianos are discussed, and eventually the pair disappear upstairs. Ace and Tim will not be the only ones having a good night.
Indy also talks with Mel, who hasn't quite gotten the hang of walking in a miniskirt. Indy attempts to get a rise out of the slayer by exposing himself, just a bit, but fails utterly. Indy then begins a very careful conversation, culminating in him finally telling her that he's glad Mel was Mike's first. This leads to discussions about how much alcohol a Slayer can handle, Mike's sexual prowness, how Indy taught Mike everything he knows, how Mike is a very good student, and the house rules. Mel does not agree to make scrambled eggs, but Indy offers to make waffles, and eventually they decide that Mike does not have to be Mel's boy (even though he is). Indy finally leaves Mel with a clue as to where Mike is and what he's wearing. Smooth, Indy.
Sawyer is also there, in a wee kilt, which he wears with pride. Indy come over to offer commiseration, which Sawyer refuses, because he's going to have a very good night too. Indy wants to know who the lady involved is, so Sawyer cheerfully debunks the 'Just Friends' theory. Indy and Sawyer discuss the benefits and drawbacks of the dress code, during which Indy reveals that he's a single man, to which Sawyer demands to know why Indy's talking to a mostly naked man. Obviously, Indy hasn't told Sawyer about Mike. Indy doesn't think he's going to get any, because Sawyer has better access, which Sawyer decides to go exploit, probably with a cute blonde Australian bartender.
Sawyer also talks with a detutued Meg, who can't understand why Sawyer would complain more over a tutu than a wee kilt. Sawyer starts to retaliate by threatening to show his goods, but Meg is scornful. Meg reveals that she wore bondage while he was gone, and Sawyer wishes for pictures, but to no avail. Woe, Sawyer. Sawyer suggests that the next wedding be clothing optional (please God, not the puppets!), upon which Meg decides that can be the dress code for Sawyer's wedding. Sawyer balks, and Meg goes on to use her own temporary marriage to an insane Lord Peter to prove the point. Sawyer then states the obvious, which Meg doesn't understand. Woe.
Sawyer is a talkative fellow, so he also talks to Ace. She cracks up at his outfit, and he offers a test drive. Ace refuses, of course, but shoos him off in Claire's direction.
Sawyer does not talk with Wolf. But there may be another wee kilt bought from Bar in the near future.
Charlie is there, playing awesomely as ever. He wins a blown kiss from Ace, and is generally romantic. Love the icon. :)
Lilly is there, despite only having met Ace that morning. Must be the dress code.
The Snow/Bigby clan is there, for the food. Really. More on this later.
Jaina is there, offering her congrats to the happy couple. She goes to find alcohol quickly - life is hard when your jedi pals aren't with you.
Meg is there, keeping a wary eye out for bouquets. Andrew bounces over, and declares his first wedding is rather odd, though it might just be the kilt. Meg claims he cannot possibly feel her pain, since she's practically in her underwear, but Andrew is fairly sure it's a skirt. Meg is unmollified. Andrew then drags her over to Tim to say congrats.
Meg also talks with Indy, but only after a chase scene. Once caught, Indy tries to head her off with small talk, but Meg has demands. After agreeing to terms, Indy asks her about a certain orb, which Meg knows nothing about, but a certain muse might. Meg and Indy then talk about talking, orange-spotted monkeys, and the fact Andrew is a sleepy drunk. Who Meg wanders off to find.
Meg also talks with Lilly, and points out the groom to her. Turns out Lilly is dead where she's from, and is rather bored with the whole haunting thing. Meg is understanding, and suggests maybe Lilly's friends might show up, which delights Lilly. Lilly then decides she hasn't haunted her best friend in a while, and heads off to go do that.
Angie is there, in a treacherous skirt. Tim is a bit stunned at the sight, but he's only teasing. Really.
Tim is there, obviously, rather welded to Ace. He talks with Ray, who is quickly glomped by the happy couple. After being teased about her name, Ace then thanks Ray for bringing her husband home.
Snow, who's evidently there more more than just the food, hugs the happy couple. She then says that Tim has grown up a lot since she first met him, and she makes Ace blush, not a hard thing to do tonight.
Mike comes by to tell Tim he was very pretty. Ace doesn't look to bad either. Then Ace and Mike somehow get into a conversation involving chocolate syrup, Tim on his knees and the relative benefits of Mikes, how Ace is a great kisser, and Mike as Tim. Conclusion: Mike is shameless, even when he's not a naked turtle.
PeeJee comes 'round as well. She offers her congrats, after which Ace admits the hurry might have something to do with hoping the universe wouldn't throw another big nasty at them before they could get hitched. PeeJee wonders if people like Tim and Ace register anywhere, and Ace can't really think of anywhere legal. PeeJee and Ace then discuss the neccessity for the Violent Cute 'n' Small movement, and then offer their thoughts on roleplaying. Oy?
Eddie and Susannah make it, even though Eddie looks just about ready to collapse. Meg demands to know what he'd doing out of bed so soon, but Eddie waves her off, even though he doesn't look very convincing. He gets smacked by Susannah, and rightly so, and Meg informs them primly that that sort of thing should be saved until after the reception. Eddie corrects her, since foreplay is good at any time, and goes off to congratulate Ace.
Ace is happily surprised that they made it, and Susannah becomes next in a long line of people who make Ace blush. They both offer her and Tim their best wishes, and Ace attempts to find out what's wrong with Eddie in return. She gets the extreme summary. She'll get the full version later. Somehow.
Wolf and Virginia are there, adorable as ever. Wolf congratulates Tim with hand gestures, and wonders at his stamina. Or lack thereof.
The pair also talk to Ace, who goes on to explain the reasonoing behind the dress code, which Virginia approves of.
There is also lovely schmoop as the pair dance. Turns out Wolf is a very good dancer, and evidently learned from his mum. Virginia then starts to worry about the baby, but Wolf is calmness personified. For once. He wants to name the baby after food, but Virgina isn't having any of that. She tries to suggest normal names, until they get sidetracked onto what to use for a last name.
Alanna is there, being watchful. Someone on the security team should be, after all. Indy comes over, alcohol in hand, and they discuss how nicely the wedding went off, despite its uniqueness. Indy then berates Alanna for her lack of miniskirt, and it turns out that Alanna was traumatized by events of the previous night. This is clearly a sign that she needs to go to Vegas more often. Desensitization, and all that. However, events after the night's entertainment proved to be more traumatic, since now she's promised to compete in a strip-off against Peter. The loser must wear a tutu. Sawyer is sure to be selling tickets. Once they've settled the terms of this dare to their satisfaction, Indy proceeds to boast that the guys had a much better night last night. Or at least more... interesting. Alanna wants details, so Indy invites her to a waffle breakfast. Yum?
Tim bounces by, being happy. They briefly discuss the definite advantages of weddings over funerals.
Svava gives Alanna a mock-glare for not being properly miniskirted. They proceed to have a short not'conversation about pride, tutus, and corrupting young minds. Ahh, the stuff of Milliways. Svava breaks silence first, threatening to turn Alanna's dress into something more appropriate. Both ladies decide Sawyer should be a Chippendale dancer. They then commiserate over their shared trauma at said establishment. From there the converstation degenerates into suggestions that Archie dance like those boys, and the merits of Peter waxing and wearing black leather. Yeah. They sound so traumatized.
And look, here we have more Svava! First along comes Tim, who's distracted by the skirtage. She warns him not to say anything, so of course he does. Sort of. Svava then asks for details about the upcoming honeymoon, and Tim obliges.
Then comes the detutued Meg, who is philosophical about the lack of tutu. They discuss uniforms for ballerinas, and how both of them would wear considerably less for their friends. Not that they'd say so. Too bad it got stuck in the summary, yeah? Meg veers off into a discussion about how she lost clothing during the war, and Svava commiserates.
Now we cut to a relieved hungover ex-turtle named Raph. Tim comes over to thank him, and they cheer about the lack of disaster. It is decided love is the nastiest drug, and Raph asks for details about the honeymoon. He also asks when they'll be back. Tim is slightly vague on both points. Then, because he means it, Raph offers his congrats.
Now for your nightly dose of cute!Australian!blonde, in the form of Claire. She doesn't waste any time hugging the bride. Of course, hug is returned, and coversation veers towards OMGWTFMarried! Then it is found that Claire has evidently made a deal with the devil, or several. The result is, of course, the wee kilt of Sawyers. Sneaky Claire. Ace teases Claire about the results of said deals, upon which Claire first threatens to find new friends, then tries the 'We're Just Friends' myth, which Ace does not believe thanks to Sawyer. However, Ace plays along, and issues the time-honored threat of 'Hurt my friend and die', to be enacted on Sawyer when he leasts expect it should anything go wrong. They discuss the logistics of this plan, which degrades into a conversation regarding the benefits and drawbacks of wee kilts. Ace then does the unexpected and gives the bouquet to Claire, shocking the cute Australian utterly. Claire, in retaliation, threatens to only use Ace's real name, upon which Ace is rather put out until Claire relents. Claire then goes to collect on those deals she made, leaving a smirking Ace.
Faith brings the slayer quotient at the party up to two. She attack glomps the couple from behind, and is glomped in return. Tim is embarassed and grateful. Ace and Faith commiserate over horrible first names and ways they attempt to hide them.
Chris is there, and comes to give his congrats to the happy couple. Tim introduces Ace, to whom Chris is very charming. I utterly missed this thread somehow, and apologize. *headdesk*
Then Molly comes by to give her congrats, and bemoans the lack of cake throwing. Color Ace very glad that didn't happen...
Because the wedding clearly does not have enough Hawaiian print in it, Wash is there, in a Hawaiian-print kilt. Where he got that, I'm sure I don't want to know. Ace cracks up at the unusual kilt, and Wash retaliates by calling Ace normal. Ace doesn't know what to do with this, until Wash relents and declares she's safely nutters. Ace is relieved, since the universe cannot continue functioning without it's dose of nutty, and all is well until Wash mentions kids. Ace flails at him until he sort-of relents. More congrats are given, and Wash goes to find more food and return to his poor Zoe.
Ray is up to no good. If anyone's looking for blackmail photos, he's the man to talk to, because he's got a camera. Wash comes over because he recognizes Ray from the night o'woe. Wash asks about blackmail and the state of Ray's hands. Ray is oblivious about blackmail opportunities, and is rather enthusiastic about McCoy's healing techniques. Even if he doesn't avail himself of them fully. There is finally introductions, and Ray mentions dinosaurs, and the fact a skeleton of one once tried to hunt his partner. Wash thinks this is terribly cool, despite the fact that skeletons of dinosaurs were hunting people. Obsession much, Wash? Wash begs for pictures, which are provided, and Wash is in heaven. Ray tries to sidetrack the conversation into something regarding languages, namely Chinese, but Wash is fixated. Eventually Wash, thinking of his future trip to Earth-That-Was with Faith, asks Ray how far California is from New York, and is disappointed by the answer. Two words, Faith: Road. Trip. Then Wash remembers his poor wife, and heads home to take care of her.
An unkilted Cuthbert is there, to offer his and Susan's best wishes. Ace glomps him, because he is one of her favorite gunslingers. Odd how two of those favorites are ka-mais. Ace is then serious at him, and thanks him for patching her back together. Cuthbert tries to be modest, and then threatens Tim's well-being if he ever sees Ace less than completely happy. Err... Run Tim. Run. Now. The serious wears off, though Cuthbert is still sad Ace ponders asking why, and decides against it since she already knows she'll get nowhere fast.
There is a very nice description of PeeJee here, and very little else. See above for threadage.
Here's Mel again, who's ignoring her skirt. They trade compliments, and both agree that it is a good thing the wedding wasn't held outside. They then tempt fate, and imagine future horrors, which Mel offers to protect them from.
Barry looks good in a kilt,
Gil and Suti are there, and offer their congrats (but not their absinthe) to the happy couple before fleeing back to the kitchens.
And last, but certainly not least, Sara glomps Ace, smiles at Tim, offers her congrats, and rushes off to find Barry, who, as we all know, looks good in a kilt.
FINISHED! *blink* Millichannelers once again have my deepest respect. *eyes the actual wedding warily*
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*snerk* that is soooo what I was thinking.
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. . .
That is quite a deep thought, cartoon Charlie. It makes my brain tense, just a little.
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I'm full of deep thoughts, Cartoon Claire. :P
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Well, besides the one that is in Cartoon Claire's belleh. . .
At any rate, he'd say say silly Da right about now.
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More gratuitous white text! Whee!
Charlie's happy to be a silly Da :). He's very good at it.
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(I'm wearing you down with the family icon, aren't I? Aren't I?)
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*unafraid*