ext_45940 ([identity profile] roadstergal.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] reddwarfslash2006-02-19 11:22 pm
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Smut ahoy

Smutlet ficlet. Stress, sequel to Fear. Spoilers for VI, and Rimmerworld in particular (I have been forgetting to put up spoiler warnings - whups).
Ramblings:
I thought one of the charming things about the Infamous Blue Kiss is how nervous Rimmer looked - the "Is this a good kiss or not? I don't do this much!" thang.
Pouring cold oil on a bare back is a bad massage technique. Pour it into your hand and warm it up first, kids.

He twiddled his worry balls in his fingers. They just did not grind together satisfyingly anymore.

[identity profile] kahvi.livejournal.com 2006-02-20 12:08 pm (UTC)(link)
Yeah! I always make a little happy squeal when I see you've written new fic. Comments! I bring comments:

He had been without any kind of food or drink for five hundred years (his myriad clones stopped feeding him in the hopes he would die; when he didn't, they just ignored him).

OK, that's kind of eerie. I got a plot idea involving this just this morning. Yours is better though, but I might still use mine.

I read about it in a book."

He read a book? Heheh...

"If you wus any stiffer, mate, you'd be dead."

*snigger* Also, can you imagine how stiff Rimmer must be? Well, obviously you can, because you've written it wonderfully, but yes - no wonder he lets his guard down afterwards.

*happy toughts of Rimmer's bare back* *siiiigh*

"Are you trying to seduce me, Mr. Robinson?" he mumbled.

This works really well. I can hear him saying this.

Right, so; I'm all swoony reading all that yummy descriptiveness of hawt sexing, and all of the sudden you pull this:

a small cold pit of worry and fear still sat in the base of Rimmer's stomach - somewhere around the colon or appendix, he judged,

I almost fell of the couch laughing! Brilliant! Perfect! I felt like I truly was inside Rimmer's head; a rather disturbing experience, I might add...

MORE! *claps hands and stops feet in manner of theater audience demanding encore*