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Dear mahaliem:

YOU ARE AWESOME! If you have any requests, I am yours for 500 words.

Love,
Me

Also, I was reading an article about George (Clooney) and Barack (Obama) today (it was from the weekend LA Times about how George is trying to contain his glee about Barack running for office), and George was talking about how he and Barack talk on the phone all the time, and Barack was like, "We're good friends." I about died.

Seriously, if this were a girl talking about a boy or a boy talking about a girl, the press would be all 'Friends my ass! OTP! OTP!' But you know, BFF totally works for me, too.

2005
Brad: My new girlfriend is great. She's going to change the world. She's going to be the new Mother Theresa

George: Whatever. Good luck getting laid.

2007
George: My new boyfriend is gonna be president. How's that Mother Theresa situation working out for you?

Brad: Shut up, George.

Ari: I WIN!*

I would drabble for a Clooney/Obama icon. Seriously. 100 words per icon. Whatever you want. No Hermione. Or Claire. Blech.

ETA: Angelina's brother says Angie and Brad talk politics. That's really random (not). Is this some random dig at George and his new man or something? That totally sounds like some bitchy on-going argument between Brad and George doesn't it? Like George spent years trying to get Brad involved and then Angie comes along with her Miracle!Sex and Brad's suddenly Edward R. Murrow.

*All queries about George, Brad and Ari can probably be answered by The Incredibly True Adventures of Four Stars, Two Actors In Love, and One Gay Landmark

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I would like some Nathan fic, right before he left home for college, please. :)

Pardon all spelling errors ahead of time.

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*rubs hands together*


Nathan is leaving for Princeton in three weeks, and he's doing all the things that freshmen... pre-freshman... that students do in that time. He's drinking with Anderson at the Vineyard and getting blow jobs from assorted Astors and Rothschilds on the beach during bonfires. Nathan is bitching about classes and textbooks to his friends, and who the hell is Ari Gold and why is Nathan rooming with him anyway? Nathan is being Nathan, he's just being Nathan away from the long arm of his family. Nathan has come home from the Vineyard twice this summer -- both occasions were cocktail parties being thrown in his honor by his parents. Both times Nathan has arrived exactly at 8 o'clock and left at exactly 2:30 in the morning. He has not seen Peter in two months and six days. This is not because Nathan doesn't want to see Peter, but because his mother has insisted that Nathan's packing will only confuse Peter. It will only be detrimental to a relationship that barely exists anyway -- except that Nathan's mom doesn't know everything. She doesn't know about the finger-paintings that Nathan bribed Peter's nanny to send him, or the bi-weekly phone calls where Peter asks when he's going to see Nathan and Nathan tries to get around him. Their mom doesn't know that Nathan has a drawing that Peter did of the two of them going to the zoo together, and Nathan promises himself once this is all over. Once his mother is off his back and satisfied, he'll make it up to Peter. He'll do whatever he has to to make it right for them.

Got my mojo working just for you. Take, like, 4.

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There are things that Nathan wants to do with Peter. He wants to take Peter to the Central Park Zoo and show him the lions. He wants to take Peter to Rockefeller Plaza at Christmas and teach him how to ice skate. Nathan wants to teach Peter to do all the things that Nathan learned from his nannies. He wants Peter to feel like there's someone in the world looking out for him and that he doesn't have to be alone. In short, Nathan doesn't want Peter to have a repeat of his own childhood, but when he sees Peter with their mother, he knows that won't be the case. Their mother loves Peter in ways Nathan's never experienced.

The flickers of jealousy could consume him, but it's hard for Nathan to be jealous of a six -- almost seven -- year-old boy with huge eyes and curling hair who thinks Nathan is The Best Brother Ever. And this isn't some title that Nathan dreamed up on his own, this is what Peter says whenever Nathan steals him away from his nanny for a few hours and does something completely random with him, like teaching him how to throw a baseball, or how to fish, or how to understand that even though Nathan's leaving for college, he's not leaving Peter at all. A

Re: Got my mojo working just for you. Take, like, 4.

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!!

Both of these are perfect! Exactly what I was looking for: Nathan, angsting about being the best big brother in the world. Also, getting drunk & getting blowjobs, because he's Nathan.

Thank you, doll! ♥