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if you were being attacked by an infinite number of chickens, how many do you think you could kill before the chickens overcame you?

At this point I open the asks, answer whatever's in front of me and close it again. Most of them simply are never going to be seen by me -- there are too many coming in every day to read, let alone to answer, and there is only one of me, and I have a job or three, and a small boy, and a large dog.

if you were being attacked by an infinite number of chickens, how many do you think you could kill before the chickens overcame you?

So I was watching this old video again because the new Good Omens season triggered my obsession with Neil Gaiman's stories that creeps up periodically ( and his voice is soothing to listen to while I draw) And at about 1:25:30 there's a part that really made me giggle, cause this is what he says when asked about themes in his work:

"I remember once somebody asked me about the kiss that would occur in my books three quarters of the way through, to indicate that we were now moving into act three. And I said 'what'. And they said 'well you must be conscious of it, you do it every time.'"

And I mean...

I honestly feel like any two other actors couldn't have created such a realistic bond between the characters the way David and Michael did. I'd love to hear what you think.