That's hilarious! Pretty much covers all the bases, too...loved that Kai was included in the Hall of Heroes!

Chris inVirginia | May 01, 01:50 CET

Excellent find kerfuffle!

An Oliver North Musical? Are auditions still open? ;-)

gorramit | May 01, 01:50 CET

Hey, where's the part about being a "serial-character-killer?"

[ edited by quantumac on 2007-04-30 22:56 ]

quantumac | May 01, 01:56 CET

OMG! I love that!

He wanted to be British! Yays! I don't feel so ashamed about my anglophilia anymore :D

We have so much in common... the anglophilia... the strange, unlovable childhood (and, for me, adulthood)...

Joss, if you're reading, we were clearly meant to be BFF! Call me! :D

lorelei_frolick | May 01, 01:58 CET

http://whedonesque.com/comments/903

But it was first posted over 4 years (are we really that old? - mmmm what can be happening in June- I wonder). So it can stay :).

Simon | May 01, 02:02 CET

Simon,

You are clearly experiencing some kind of loop where the same stories repeat over and over. 4 years? Sheesh I feel old.

kerfuffle | May 01, 02:06 CET

Oh nice one. This was new to me!

sueworld2003 | May 01, 02:07 CET

Simon: June? The "After Apocalypse Party" of course! Everyone knows apocali always happen in late May.

quantumac | May 01, 02:08 CET

June. June...

No, sorry, I can't think of anything.

theonetruebix | May 01, 02:12 CET

I will never tire of that Numfar animation. It's strangely hypnotic (works well with the Dancing Hampster music for some reason).

Simon | May 01, 02:13 CET

Man, I actually remember when this was posted before. The time, she does fly.

jlp | May 01, 02:41 CET

Yep, I remember it, too. But I wasn't even a lurker at the time of the 2003 thread. So I must have stumbled across it some other way.

ETA: I take that back. That is about the time that I first saw Buffy, so I may actually have seen the link here.

[ edited by palehorse on 2007-05-01 00:01 ]

palehorse | May 01, 02:59 CET

That was rather fun. Certainly, though, few things are more irksome than pretentious and stuck-up American gits who affect British expressions and spelling and flavours and so on, and make cackhanded attempts to inject "bloody" and "knickers" and "rubbish" and "brolly" and "take the piss" into each and every conversation. Bugger - it's bloody annoying. Innit?

:>

This link sent me exploring around the BenBella Book site, and I found the short Joss blurb about his biography by Candace Havens, Joss Whedon: The Genius Behind Buffy, which was typically Jossian:

“Possibly the finest book of the century; It's exactly like A Tale of Two Cities, but with 30% more me.”

What a git.

QuoterGal | May 01, 04:00 CET

There's more to this animation than meets the eye. This is worth revisiting on a quadrennial basis.

Pointy | May 01, 04:35 CET

I have never seen this before, but my brain saw it before my eyes did. I've been writing a story with the same title.

Nebula1400 | May 01, 04:52 CET

Fabulous! I hadn't seen it before. I, too, could watch Numfar's dance at length. Strangely hypnotic indeed, Simon.

April | May 01, 06:12 CET

New to me, new to me! Thanks ever so.

"Numfar! No longer do the dance of joy." That will never, ever get old.

Tonya J | May 01, 06:24 CET

I didn't come here until '05, so this was new to me as well.

Quite fun.

UnpluggedCrazy | May 01, 06:53 CET

"zeitgeist! do the dance of canon!"

theonetruebix | May 01, 07:07 CET

QuoterGal, y'all are crazier than a barrel full o' cactus stuck racoons. Pre-tentious ? That dawg won't hunt but if it did it'd be more ornery than a one legged man at an ass-kickin' contest and twice as twitchy as a long-tailed cat in a rockin' chair factory.

;-)

Funny flash (original post before my time too). And that's just the right side of his brain (the other hemisphere being dedicated to who'd win between Buffy and Batman, whether "Wazzuppp" can still be used in conversation, even ironically and "If all history is relative, there can be no such concept as being. Discuss").

What i'd really like to know though is why ? Why does he walk down a corridor of such strong women ?

Saje | May 01, 16:12 CET

OZ: (V.O.) I am my thoughts. If they exist in her, Buffy contains everything that is me and she becomes me. I cease to exist.

zeitgeist | May 01, 18:24 CET

Thank you! That was great! Do you have the ballet dancer in a T shirt? :)

blueazur | May 01, 19:02 CET

Surely there must be a Numfar t-shirt someplace.

Tonya J | May 01, 19:22 CET

Land sakes and my stars and garters alive, but Saje, y'all are funnier than a screendoor in a submarine, so why does it make me want to beat you like a red-headed stepchild? Do remember this: a cracked plate will last as long as a sound one, which is sheer nonsense if you ask me.

Saje: "Why does he walk down a corridor of such strong women ?"

Well, of course, this is the question we like to ask him over and over until he goes mad, mad I tells ya (and they don't show you that part of his brain) but here is another one of his (im)pertinent answers:

"I likes 'em. My interest in women is mainly their strength. My interest in men is mainly their flaws. I realize both have both, but that's how it falls out. It's an identification with Otherness -- call it Cinematic Drag." - Joss Answers Questions Posed by Various Websites, by Haken, September 29, 2005

And personally, I think Joss is crazier than a muskrat in rollerskates...

QuoterGal | May 01, 23:20 CET