Deep thoughts
Feb. 26th, 2004 03:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sombrefanI'm off work today due to crappy cold thing. So I'm thinking about things more than usual.
1) Is Angel entitled to another season?
2) If two adults love each deeply and are prepared to spend the rest of their lives together, does it matter what sex they are when it comes to marriage?
3) Has anyone else noticed that the most important and influential people in the Buffy/Angel fanverse are all women?
4) Where is all this LJ spam promoting the Passion of Christ coming from?
5) Who should replace Cheney as the vice-presidential candidate for the Republican party?
If you've any answers or even deeper thoughts than these, do post them.
1) Is Angel entitled to another season?
2) If two adults love each deeply and are prepared to spend the rest of their lives together, does it matter what sex they are when it comes to marriage?
3) Has anyone else noticed that the most important and influential people in the Buffy/Angel fanverse are all women?
4) Where is all this LJ spam promoting the Passion of Christ coming from?
5) Who should replace Cheney as the vice-presidential candidate for the Republican party?
If you've any answers or even deeper thoughts than these, do post them.
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Date: 2004-02-26 02:16 pm (UTC)Absolutely
2) If two adults love each deeply and are prepared to spend the rest of their lives together, does it matter what sex they are when it comes to marriage?
Not in my opinion. True love cannot, by its very nature, be wrong.
3) Has anyone else noticed that the most important and influential people in the Buffy/Angel fanverse are all women?
Really? *shrugs* Hadn't noticed. Not even sure I know who the important and influential people are. :)
4) Where is all this LJ spam promoting the Passion of Christ coming from?
I must have missed that.
5) Who should replace Cheney as the vice-presidential candidate for the Republican party?
Don't really know. Maybe Colin Powell. Someone without major industry ties.