STEPHEN FRY

(aka Dachsi ).

I always loved how the Germans create affectionate names with "i"s on the end instead of "ey" or "ie".


X-D
But since I am not German, I can take this even further, in Austria we have this habit of adding "erl" (or even "li" which is absolutely ridiculous!!) at the end, rather than "chen"! Ergo:
Frauchen - Frauerl
Herrchen - Herrli (difficult to get one´s tongue around Herrlerl...)
Hund - Hunderl
Katze - Katzerl

and so on and so forth. It will always bring a big smile on a German´s face, I can assure you!!

Fryphile: Thanks for the extra helping of Clover pics (!) And all the others, just what I needed on a Monday morning

Dolorously sexy.



OH MY GOD, what an understatement, Fryphile!
That is from the Halloween episode. If I had been able to get a ticket for the recording of this specific episode you would have seen Mr Fry quivering in his seat, as I would have somehow managed to get the message to him "Be afraid, be very afraid!" (well, perhaps not, might have made him feel uncomfortable :-// )

Dolorously sexy.



*thud*

Understatement of the century FryPhile! \^0^/ Stephen looked gorgeous in the Death episode (well he always does but even more so in Death)! He was the best dressed one that episode.

I was swooning through this whole episode! God, Ascot!Stephen was so sexy! I would have loved to see him wear that top hat though.

World's best dvd easter egg.

Wah!!! My DVD hasn't arrived yet!

I was whining about my Series A DVD, but hopefully there will be an easter egg of the streaking on Series C.

I got series A today.

I got mine a week ago - and watched the outtakes first. The funniest bits were, when Fry got annoyed with Jimmy Carr and when he wasn't able to read the teleprompter text (he really was a bit stiff doing that during the first season)

Much as admire SF, it is his wonderous works and his equally wonderous wordiness which I am so atracted to.... I can not understand the need for so many photographs of said person. who would crate an icon for fear of an iconoclast? Of course, should the reason be to attach witty captions, then I am all for it! I have always find the admiration of pictorial representations a little discomfoting, ever sice my mother entered my room unexpectedly in summer of 1969 to discover me with a well thumbed copy of 'Knave' in one hand and something entierly diferen in the other..oh the tauma! it has obviously affected my thinking ever since.