L was pretty damn disappointed when he realized it was not a military target--and though he was tempted, he didn't think he could get the knights to NYC and back without Arthur finding out. Not even on those plane things.
And Lancelot likes to delegate (his minions are somewhat better than mine) and Tristan gets the job done. And there's the added bonus that when Arthur finds things out and starts to lecture, L can just point out that it was Tristan, not him, and Arthur is stymied. Even Arthur realizes it's futile to lecture Tristan.
I've never seen Last Tango, but I have heard about the butter thing. Fortunately, or unfortunately, it was not on my mind when I was coming up with this scene. ; ) Bruenor, sadly, was just confused by the Naked Chef thing. Or he's sticking to that story, at any rate.
As to who was wearing the dress--no one knows. Tor rather hopes it was the mop.
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Date: 2006-08-30 03:56 pm (UTC)And Lancelot likes to delegate (his minions are somewhat better than mine) and Tristan gets the job done. And there's the added bonus that when Arthur finds things out and starts to lecture, L can just point out that it was Tristan, not him, and Arthur is stymied. Even Arthur realizes it's futile to lecture Tristan.
I've never seen Last Tango, but I have heard about the butter thing. Fortunately, or unfortunately, it was not on my mind when I was coming up with this scene. ; ) Bruenor, sadly, was just confused by the Naked Chef thing. Or he's sticking to that story, at any rate.
As to who was wearing the dress--no one knows. Tor rather hopes it was the mop.
Tease Well, I have to have my fun somehow. : )