Miercoles - Quotes and Sayings

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Hi there, it's drabblewriter again. Today's theme is quotes and sayings. It's time for our favorite characters to live out all those proverbs they're always hearing. Here's a list to help get you started.

Don't forget to follow the rules:

• Post no more than three prompts per fandom and no more than five prompts in a row. If someone fills a prompt, you're more than welcome to post some more prompts later in the day.
• No spoilers in prompts for at least seven days after the original airdate or publication date. If you have spoilers in your fic, please warn in bold and leave at least three spaces.
• Show some love to the code monkeys and format your prompts correctly. Examples below:
•           Supernatural, Dean/Castiel, Fools rush in where angels fear to tread
•           Doctor Who/Torchwood, Jack/any Doctor, Love will find a way
•           Supernatural, Sam/Gabriel, "But in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." ~Benjamin Franklin

If none of today's prompts catch your eye, be sure to stop by and give the Lonely Prompts some love.

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Comments

[sheryden.livejournal.com]

Leverage, Eliot/any, make love not war

Run on paragraph like woah. :) Nameless female character

[lmx-v3point3.livejournal.com]

He prefers this. If he could make a living doing this, he'd be happy. She sniggers at him, and he realises what he's said, shaking his head. Not that. That's not like this at all. This isn't just sex, not the kind of thing you can get in a back alley somewhere, or on a street corner if you've got enough notes in your pocket. This is a connection. Making a connection with someone. Falling in love. It's breathtaking every time. He's not a violent person - he has to say it twice, a little offended the second time, because she's laughing again and he's telling the truth. He's not a violent person, he just happens to be good at what he does and by nature of what he does he gets himself into these situations, and they escalate. If he was a better thief… it's not like violence is even in his job description. She points out that he didn't have a job description, freelancer that he was, and that deserved a bit more of that aforementioned 'connection', because she was gorgeous and he hadn't touched her in a couple of minutes. He prefers this. If he could make a living doing this, he'd be happy.

Re: Run on paragraph like woah. :) Nameless female character

[rockerbaby423.livejournal.com]

it's nice to see a little different side of Eliot, good job!

Re: Run on paragraph like woah. :) Nameless female character

[sheryden.livejournal.com]

Mmm, I like this. &hearts