eeee! Jane made me a spanking J/B present!

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okay, so obviously I need to have my birthday more often, because janedavitt made me this piece of beautiful hotness. warning: it will melt your eyeballs.

First to Last

only a day or so early but I always open my presents exactly when I get them.

thank you, Jane!

Comments

[janedavitt.livejournal.com]

I'm so happy you liked it! I felt guilty posting early but once I've written something I totally suck at waiting ::g:: I used to be like that at Christmas as a kid if I had a really cool present for someone...

And you're right' Jim needs spanking way more often ;-)

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He does. I'm tempted to do it myself, except you already done it so lovely.

[janedavitt.livejournal.com]

Noooooo! Always room for another spanking fic; doitdoitdoit :;enables::

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I would, but your icon has made my jaw fall off, thus striking the kbd aaioperuyawjapfjklsf;jasj!!

[janedavitt.livejournal.com]

Thank you! It's from Prisoner X. Got to love that episode for the angst and the Jim wearing nothing but shorts shots (try saying that three times fast...)

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I thought it was an interesting choice in that episode (which I first got to see courtesy of YOU, btw, when we first met) is that Jim is clothed (a rare occurrence, I will admit) in the fight scene in the ring. I think that was an intentional choice to make him represent civilization in that ring o' circuses.

[janedavitt.livejournal.com]

I will stop snickering over the 'rare occurrence' comment to agree. That's an interesting insight into it and yes, makes a lot of sense. Jim embodied so many roles in that episode; friend, detective, prisoner, fighter and that decency, for want of a better word, that shines through his character never shone brighter.

I have a real fondness for this episode; it's an unusual one and so somber even at the end. I can picture Jim and Simon taking off to get well and truly drunk together a few days later, trying to get the stink of the place off them both and Blair wanting desperately to join them but coming up against that 'not a cop' wall more than ever.

Jim's so upset by everything in this; not in a naive way, but it just strikes so deeply with him, I think; his friend's pointless death, the corruption, the despair.

Might have to watch it again; it's been a while.

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you're so right. I loved that Blair shoves himself in there as a teacher, also a role of civilization with the kids being unruly murderers...I shall have to rewatch as well. maybe tonight as a birthday treat. :)