At a guess, I'm thinking she's talking about a denial of "subtext." Of course even disliking the word I know two people can see it and interpret it differently. ;)
Heh, I hadn't heard the term either, but I like it. While I've gone to the slash side some, I still like the idea of there being relationships like they're talking about. It's just having gone to the slash side some I did snicker at they're mentioning Starsky and Hutch as a straight pair. I've got a friend who loves slashing those two.
I have a friend who's a huge S/H fan. I barely remember the show from when I was a kid. I preferred MacMillan and Wife and McCloud. I thought Dennis Weaver was cute even when I was seven [g]
As for friendships, I'm a big fan. I don't think friendship gets enough respect in our culture anymore. It's nice to see I'm not the only one out there.
I thought Dennis Weaver was cute even when I was seven. [g]
With apologies for potentially making you feel old, I was four the last year Starsky and Hutch ran. My knowledge of it is almost entirely secondhand from contact with the fandom on the web. x_x
As for friendships, I'm a big fan. I don't think friendship gets enough respect in our culture anymore.
Amen sister! While I've spent time on the slash side some slash still really bothers me because I think making the characters in the relationship gay or bi is bad characterization of the characters individually, and bad characterization of the relationship.
From the article: On House, Hugh Laurie and Robert Sean Leonard play longtime friends who know just which buttons to push to get a rise out of each other.
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Date: 2007-05-09 05:13 pm (UTC)From:With apologies for potentially making you feel old, I was four the last year Starsky and Hutch ran. My knowledge of it is almost entirely secondhand from contact with the fandom on the web. x_x
As for friendships, I'm a big fan. I don't think friendship gets enough respect in our culture anymore.
Amen sister! While I've spent time on the slash side some slash still really bothers me because I think making the characters in the relationship gay or bi is bad characterization of the characters individually, and bad characterization of the relationship.
It's nice to see I'm not the only one out there.
Right here with you my sister. :D
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Date: 2007-05-09 12:34 pm (UTC)From:On House, Hugh Laurie and Robert Sean Leonard play longtime friends who know just which buttons to push to get a rise out of each other.
Well, yes, that's what I'm saying. *snerk*