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crack_van2009-12-26 12:00 am
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Play it Again, Schanke by Stephen Lansing [PG]
Fandom: FOREVER KNIGHT
Pairing: none
Length: 2122 words
Author on LJ: n/a
Author Website: archived at the "ftp" site and at fkfanfic.com
Why this must be read: This short story is just lots of fun. There's something so spot on about the Schanke and Nick interaction, especially the teasing. It's always extremely welcomed to see Nick laugh and smile and even though it's often at Schanke's expense, the friendship and camaraderie between the two men really comes through.
Nick stood, clearly enjoying his prank and yet not wanting to offend his friend. He patted the frog's green head. "It's just a joke, Schank. A harmless Christmas present."
Schanke was aghast. "This is *no* harmless Christmas present! *This,*" he shook the frog, "is yet another attempt by Nicholas Knight to humiliate yours truly, Donald G. Schanke!"
Nick shook his head with mock sadness. "I can't believe that a man who owns a duck lamp would be offended by a frog in a Santa suit!"
"You leave Mr. Quacks out of this," Schanke demanded, instantly regretting the slip.
Play it Again, Schanke by Stephen Lansing
Pairing: none
Length: 2122 words
Author on LJ: n/a
Author Website: archived at the "ftp" site and at fkfanfic.com
Why this must be read: This short story is just lots of fun. There's something so spot on about the Schanke and Nick interaction, especially the teasing. It's always extremely welcomed to see Nick laugh and smile and even though it's often at Schanke's expense, the friendship and camaraderie between the two men really comes through.
Nick stood, clearly enjoying his prank and yet not wanting to offend his friend. He patted the frog's green head. "It's just a joke, Schank. A harmless Christmas present."
Schanke was aghast. "This is *no* harmless Christmas present! *This,*" he shook the frog, "is yet another attempt by Nicholas Knight to humiliate yours truly, Donald G. Schanke!"
Nick shook his head with mock sadness. "I can't believe that a man who owns a duck lamp would be offended by a frog in a Santa suit!"
"You leave Mr. Quacks out of this," Schanke demanded, instantly regretting the slip.
Play it Again, Schanke by Stephen Lansing