Offtop: Hugh Laurie celebration quiz

[sige-vic.livejournal.com]

I know it's a kind of an offtop in this community but Hugh Laurie did turn 50 yesterday and we all love him, don't we? :-) So I thought maybe a little Hugh Laurie quiz would be an apropriate thing to celebrate his birthday? I even put one Bertie related question into it! :-)
So everyone who is interested, welcome under the cut. All your answers will be screened. And don't google please, let's make this play fair, OK? :-)
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Upd. The quiz is finished. And the winner is hughville! Congratulations! :-)

Porn battle 8

[thedamnraven.livejournal.com]

This is sort of off topic for this communety but I can not let this go unnoticed.

It has come to my notice that it is indeed time to make an entry to this years Porn Battle.
When I scanned the fandoms and prompts, I saw there was no Jeeves & Wooster fandome listed!
This is not good for the Jooster reputation! ;)
Well, they say you can enter whatever fandom you like, use their prompts OR make your own.
So, my whish is, PLEACE contribute to the battle with some juicy Jeeves/wooster pr0n.

http://oxoniensis.dreamwidth.org/10575.html
Read the rules and enter you contribution before the 15:th of june.

fanvid

[xlions-roarx.livejournal.com]

Due to the strict copyright laws of all the video sites nowadays I can't really post this anywhere, so I've put it up for download.
It's a Jeeves/Wooster video I made cutting clips from Sting's 'Englishman in New York' with Bertie and Jeeves in America.
I guess you could say the plot is Jeeves and/or Bertie returning to New York in the 80's? I dunno.

download link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4KW8RREA

Screencaps of series 1, episode 4

[queen-fiend.livejournal.com]

More screencaps!

The Hunger Strike (75.5 MB, 1583 caps)


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[romanshoes.livejournal.com]

Title: Mark
Rating: Er...PG-13? Lite R? No explicit sexings...
Word Count: 202
A/N: Written for Porn Battle VIII. Unbeta'ed. Also, apparently Edwardians were big on the whole tattoos/piercings stuff. Like, you know how in the music video for Pagan Poetry where Bjork gets a corset/nipple/ear piercing? They were doing that stuff all the freaking time. Like, connected nipple chains with diamonds. Churchill had an anchor tat, which rocks.

at mah el-jay

Jooster Stories as Birthday Gifts

[amethystaura.livejournal.com]

Tally ho! I have a suggestion about how this nifty little community can make its members' birthdays really memorable. Provided the moderators have no objection.

Birthday boys/girls: All those whose birthdays are coming up should each formulate a wishlist of the stories you crave as birthday gifts. Since disappointment is the last thing you want, these wishlists should be posted to the community at least a fortnight before your big day, so as to give other writers sufficient time to select the stories they wish to write, and then write them. And again, to avoid disappointment, try not to wish for stories you know can't be completed in two weeks. Your posts should be titled "All I Want for my Birthday is..."
Don't forget to state your birth date!!!

Writers: Select the story/stories you're willing to write. Since it's marvellous for someone to receive multiple gifts from many members of the community, please aim to fulfill as many requests as you can. You can even discuss among yourselves to decide who'll wite what. But stories must be written wholeheartedly and posted latest by a couple of days after the recipient's birthday. Promises should be kept, and you needn't be on someone's friends' list to write for them. In fact, you may even reply to the wishlist post, stating in the affirmative that you will write, and if you've decided, what you will wite. The recipient would then have something to look forward to. Your posts should be titled "Happy Birthday *recipient's screen name*".

Nobody will be allowed to judge or criticise a birthday boy/girl for the kind of stories he/she requests, provided they're essentially Jeeves and Wooster. And nobody will judge or criticise a writer for what he/she chooses to write. It's called birthday indulgence.

And please stick to titling your posts as directed. The reason is that many busy members only find time to check their e-mail notifications rather than actually visit the community to see what's new. So only the titles get their attention.

Lastly, nobody who posts his/her birthday wishlist in time (and stating the date) should go without atleast one story as a gift on his/her big day. We must ensure that.

So do you think that this is a good idea?