"they're holding Josephine Bettany hostage!"

[incandescens]

I'm enjoying Tenjo Tenge quite a lot (Enfer et Paradis, in the French translation). Though I feel a little guilty, considering the amount of female flesh on display. I suspect that this will have been toned down for the manga, as such body parts usually are.

Finished the Cardiothoracic monthly data today; as the Medical coder is off sick, it's now all hands to the pump for Medicine, so I know what I'll be doing tomorrow. My current daydreams involving heroically standing off hordes, sword in hand, either indicate too much shounen reading, or suggest that I'm a tiny bit frustrated with mounds of data. Or possibly both. (Playing Sacred on the simplest setting of whack-anything-that-attacks, quest-for-anything-that-moves probably isn't helping.)

I will now wander off and daydream about training Chalet School girls in martial arts, thus doing horrendous violence to Elinor M Brent-Dyer's happy school tales.

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[mikeneko.livejournal.com]

training Chalet School girls in martial arts
Well, *I* like this idea. :)

[incandescens]

We have a couple of dozen well-battered books from the series. Every so often my mother and I end up rereading chunks of them and muttering, just because. The number of times I've daydreamed about something humiliating happening to Mary-Lou . . .

[petronia.livejournal.com]

Glad you like Tenjou Tenge. :P (And yeah, I meant the laundromat scene. The good news is that the exploitative nastiness keeps edging downward after that, though there's a plot-necessary sex scene or two. I suppose in the anime they'll be rendered tastefully non-explicit. ^^;)