Plei, who would this be?

He's actually a reporter/actor, I guess. Lowell Deo.

Really enjoying the S7 on FX for the first time. The episodes are much more clear than the first times I saw them. I wasn't able to watch Buffy when it was actually on(Tuesday nights) after S3 when they yanked it off of WGN. Tapes always seem to fuzzify the picture and the reairs that the local FOX station did on Saturday nights for S6 and S7 since we didn't get UPN but they wanted to show some of the UPN shows were terribly orange tinted.

Love insane Spike in the basement. Should have left him there.

Lex and Clark's love is the purest love. There is no love purer. It is pure, pure stuff. And end to a love so pure would for sure make the baby Jesus cry.

I have never had the need for anything stronger than WROD until now.

Gleebo, did you mean to do that? Your post is all starred out.

no, not so much...still trying to suss out what the bananas is going on.

Still don't know what was up. Was trying to quote a post from the Smallville conversation and it blew up in a starry mess.

Oh, that's weird. For a minute, my post was part of your post, and I reported it as such in Bureaucracy. Now it's not, but that just could be because my post is the top one on the page. Hmmm.

Fixed it. You left off the quote mark after the font size parameter.

Ahh. Leave it to me to do something like that. Thanks for the fix.

Gleebo, the quick edit code to make the text smaller and indent it (like when you're quoting someone else) is really easy. It's just the greater than symbol. You put it at the start of a new line and it indents your paragraph, and changes the font to typewriter type. So you take this:

Gleebo, the quick edit code to make the text smaller and indent it (like when you're quoting someone else) is really easy. It's just the greater than symbol. You put it at the start of a new line and it indents your paragraph, and changes the font to typewriter type. So you take this:

and you get this

Gleebo, the quick edit code to make the text smaller and indent it (like when you're quoting someone else) is really easy. It's just the greater than symbol. You put it at the start of a new line and it indents your paragraph, and changes the font to typewriter type. So you take this:

There's no tag to close. Starting a new line (with a return) breaks it for you. Up above the posting box, there is a link to all the quick edit codes. It produces a pop-up window, so you can look at it while your posting. You don't have to leave your post to check out what code does what.

I'm not trying to make you conform to the coding ways. It's just really easy, and less persnickety than HTML.

Thanks, sounds a great deal simpler than what I have been using since I started here.

It's disconcerting to see DB Woodside in ads for the new season of 24 while watching him be Principal Wood in Season 7 Buffy, isn't it?

(I watched the very end of "Same Time Same Place" and the first half of "Help" before work this morning.)