GIP! and new icons

[castalia]

Quite a few new icons up at my page, inspired by my conversations with sensefille about Misters Fry and Laurie, their multi-talented natures, and how attractive each of them is seen sideways (and indeed, from any angle at all).

I've left the majority of these without text, so if anyone has a caption they'd like, just ask and I'll happily oblige.

The number of icons I've made has now gotten quite large, so I've separated them onto two pages. Page 2 is here. You'll find the new icons there, as well as the other Jeeves and Wooster icons.

Wow, three posts in one day. A record for me. Terribly sorry to be spamming LJ like this :)

Comments

Re: yeppers

[castalianspring.livejournal.com]

Not at all! I haven't advertised it over at Deb U or anything, but I certainly don't mind my friends knowing where it is :)

Oh yes, I liked it very much. Enough to have seen it 3 times in the theatre *g* My only quibble is that there wasn't nearly enough of General Hancock in the movie, who is one of my favorite historical figures and a much greater presence in the book.

Re: yeppers

[shiva113.livejournal.com]

well, I, for one, am enjoying this place. I'm still trying to get the hang of it, though. There's alot going on at the LJs.

So what you're saying is that G&G is good enough that I should rent it and watch it? :-) I might have to do that.

Re: yeppers

[castalianspring.livejournal.com]

Yup, this place is definitely jumping. I'm so glad you're having fun :)

Oh, certainly! The movie was very well done, as historically accurate as possible. It's very long, but very entertaining.