Also, the fact that a Robin - even when not fully in costume - is having difficulty containing his happiness when he's supposed to, technically, be practicing the fine art of concealment - which must be Bat Skill Number 1 or 2 - just further proves the OTP! of them. Oh, how I love.
*nodnod* That's what I was aiming for! And it's Robin Skill 2, right after "read Bruce's goddamn crazy mind". Also, *looks at that same awful canon* You think there's any way that's not Timmy's reaction?
Or, alternately, Robins are supposed to be happy, so screw you, DC. *hates DC. lots.*
Right with you. Yes. Robins are.
*snicker.* Part of me kinda believes Jim just goes home, has a nice glass of (insert alcohol of choice) and contemplates the complete insanity of his life. And then has a nice long laugh.
Pretty much. I mean, he's too smart not to know.
*giggle.* Poor Alfred. And yes, the children are more restrained. They're also more sane. This is why Mia/Tim/Kon would work. . .if the three most emotionally screwed up in the family can. . .
Yes, poor Alfred. And yes, they sure are. I lack certainty about that, but it's definitely a point worth considering.
So. Um. I misread this at first, and read it as Ollie flirting with both Jim and Babs. And that. . .left interesting mental images.
*snickers softly*
Um . . .
That was pretty well my reaction to that, too, yes. I finally took it as Jim being protective of his daughter. But I'm very thankful that Bruce didn't hear that thought, or the commentary might have gotten very, very... interesting.
Yeah, so Jim's reactions toward Ollie and Ollie digging around with his political stuff? Amusing as hell. I pretty much could read a whole story with Ollie driving Jim Gordon nuts with his political rantings. I have no idea why that story would exist, but I think it would be fun.
Just don't look at me to write it. Jim is all Filly, I don't have a good handle on the man. It would, however, be a delight.
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Re: Part S (2)
Date: 2006-11-11 08:33 pm (UTC)Also, the fact that a Robin - even when not fully in costume - is having difficulty containing his happiness when he's supposed to, technically, be practicing the fine art of concealment - which must be Bat Skill Number 1 or 2 - just further proves the OTP! of them. Oh, how I love.
*nodnod* That's what I was aiming for! And it's Robin Skill 2, right after "read Bruce's goddamn crazy mind". Also, *looks at that same awful canon* You think there's any way that's not Timmy's reaction?
Or, alternately, Robins are supposed to be happy, so screw you, DC. *hates DC. lots.*
Right with you. Yes. Robins are.
*snicker.* Part of me kinda believes Jim just goes home, has a nice glass of (insert alcohol of choice) and contemplates the complete insanity of his life. And then has a nice long laugh.
Pretty much. I mean, he's too smart not to know.
*giggle.* Poor Alfred.
And yes, the children are more restrained. They're also more sane. This is why Mia/Tim/Kon would work. . .if the three most emotionally screwed up in the family can. . .
Yes, poor Alfred. And yes, they sure are. I lack certainty about that, but it's definitely a point worth considering.
So. Um. I misread this at first, and read it as Ollie flirting with both Jim and Babs. And that. . .left interesting mental images.
*snickers softly*
Um . . .
That was pretty well my reaction to that, too, yes. I finally took it as Jim being protective of his daughter. But I'm very thankful that Bruce didn't hear that thought, or the commentary might have gotten very, very... interesting.
Yeah, so Jim's reactions toward Ollie and Ollie digging around with his political stuff? Amusing as hell. I pretty much could read a whole story with Ollie driving Jim Gordon nuts with his political rantings. I have no idea why that story would exist, but I think it would be fun.
Just don't look at me to write it. Jim is all Filly, I don't have a good handle on the man. It would, however, be a delight.