You Knew This Was Coming....

[thekristeen.livejournal.com]

Okay, time for a new poll. Last time I wanted to make people think. This time you can be as shallow as you want to be! Please, feel free to post your own reasons for your choice after you answer this:

You are spending the winter in a mountain cabin, in bandit country, where you're sure to be snowed in for months at a time. You're scared, cold, and going nuts from boredom. One night, there's a knock on the door, and you open it to find one of The Boys standing on the other side.

Who do you most want to see standing there?


[Poll #500495]

Have fun, y'all....

Comments

Decisions, decisions...

[sallymn.livejournal.com]

I mean, how do you narrow it down... Chris is lovely - and we know he can do the work around the place as well as the protection bit - but being honest, I would drive him totally insane in ten minutes flat, and he would SHOOT me. And he can't afford the guilt.

Buck is also lovely but I might have to kill HIM after two-and-a-half weeks of those corny lines...

Vin? Yes, yes, lovely, but we'd fight over the buckskin and the harmonica (I play worse than he does, but complain more) and who cooked (I have this feeling his cooking is strictly survival-standard). OTOH, I'd get to do most of the talking (I wonder how much babble is needed to drive him nuts?) and teaching him to read - love sonnets - might be fun...

JD is adorable and I have no doubt I could talk him into doing most if not all of the work round the place... but no, anyone who talks more than I do - and who tells worse jokes - it would not be pretty.

Josiah does indeed have a lovely voice (and lovely hands, I've noticed, despite all the work repairing his church) but one would have to make sure there's no drink around the place, and that might make him tetchy, and I don't want to deal with a tetchy Josiah (not because I'd be scared, because he'd probably go up and bang nails in the roof at all hours). And Biblical parables in the early morning tends to make me tetchy too...

Nathan... lovely but not much in common, methinks, and the moral rectitude might aggravate me (I'm certain it did Ezra at times, probably made the man behave worse - just because) But as long as he leaves the unlovely castor-oil and other winter remedies at home...


Ezra - ah my beloved Ezra - but I'd better make sure that damn cabin's fully repaired, heated, provisioned and all ready before we go because HE ain't gonna do any work round the place and I CAN'T :) Me and Ezra doing the wilderness thing comes under the heading of low comedy more than high romance, I'm afraid... OTOH, I do like a good bit of low comedy.

So after much dithering... 'tis Mt Standish. Poor dear, he doesn't deserve such a fate...

Oops...

[sallymn.livejournal.com]

'tis Mt Standish...

Something else for him to take offence at :)

Re: Oops...

[thekristeen.livejournal.com]

Actually, I think Ezra would like to have a mountain named after him--Mt. Standish. Has a nice ring to it....