"Well, sir, if I might make the suggestion: if we are to travel by train, perhaps a simple brown Harris tweed such as this might be more appropriate."

"That's absolute rot, Jeeves."

My friend found me a lovely little train charm, so in honor of all the trains taken for a leisurely visit to the coast or as a hasty getaway from rampaging aunts, I've added it to my J&W charm bracelet.

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Stayed up WAY too late the past couple nights, because Youtube now has several hundred--if not thousand--percent more Fry & Laurie content than it did almost precisely two years ago, which is the last time I went on an F&L kick.

Current favorite bit, hands down: the "Hedge Sketch," which appears in the first half of this here clip. If this isn't unadulterated brilliance, I don't know what is.

ETA: I made the mistake tonight of not only remembering/discovering the LJ vid comms, but also looking up Rik & Ade on Youtube (the latter because I grew nostalgic while transferring my VHS copies of Bottom Live 1-3 to DVD). The sheer volume of stuff out there oh lord, I...wha...::head explodes::

I've been a fan of the Fry & Laurie Jeeves and Wooster, and of the Jeeves stories, for over a decade. Every few years I "rediscover" them, much to my delight.

This time around, they provided the inspiration for my latest piece of jewelry.


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I've never quite been able to cast Good Omens to my satisfaction. Not sure why, but no one seems to fit exactly the vague impressions in my mind. And I first read the book, what, six, seven years ago?

That said, it was fun to brainstorm during my commute home anyway.

( This way to the brainstorm. )