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in which Bernard and Manny realise that things were not always the way they are now.
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There's no official hit on anyone after the Apocal-lapse, but there sure are personal grudges. Crowley and Aziraphale seek sanctuary the hard way. And what HAS Adam been reading? (Written for Slodwick's Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook challenge: "How to Ram a Barricade").
28 Feb 2010
Bookmarked by captain_starcat
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In which Adam defeats a horde from hell with the power of Existentialism!
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In which there are bombs, humans, sleep, wine, wings, a bowler hat, and absolutely no footnotes. | "Here's to six thousand years, then," he said. / "Here's to six thousand more," added Crowley, and they both drank.
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Crowley has started to take a proprietary interest in Aziraphale's bookshop.
27 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by Mutecornett
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2
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'Home' was always one of those subjective words, of course.
16 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by Crisium
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"Nuclear reactors, human toys -- it was all just playing," she said. "Of course, they didn't need human help for this. That's like believing they needed to ask permission." Her smile widened, perfect red lipstick unharmed by rain and wind. "They don't react to humans beginning hostilities. They begin hosilities and everyone around them reacts to that. As above, so below. This war is going to make all previous wars look like.. like ants' battling."
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1
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How Crowley came to spend the 19th century sleeping.
14 Jan 2010
Bookmarked by DrummerWench
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1
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It's been far too many years since Aziraphale could claim chastity among his virtues, and though sharing the Lord's love with all creatures is entirely part of his purview, there's something off about this particular sort of sharing with Lucifer, of all people.
26 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by rosethornli
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22 Dec 2009
Bookmarked by QuinFirefrorefiddle
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"Just what they always wanted..." (Aziraphale/Crowley, the Them, the Four Horsepersons [fiendishly disguised], Hastur&Ligur [even more fiendishly disguised], et al.)
2 Nov 2008
Bookmarked by Sivullinen
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"What sort of gift might be most appreciated by an angel?"
