Broski! I've learned something interesting today! After rereading Good Omens for the nth time I came across this:
And Aziraphale would nod and smile and say he'd think about it. And they'd go away. And they'd never come back. Whoah, are we talking about the same Aziraphale with perfectly manicured nails who likes sushi and gave his flaming sword to Adam and Eve because he thought they looked so helpless and cold? How is this guy a principality? Or perhaps I'm asking the wrong questions, what the hell did he do to the men in black suits. Dang Az. Two millenniums with a fallen angel and he'd unknowingly rubbed off on you. While we're on the topic of Good Omens, let's play the "Guess The Reference" game: //winkwink I love this book man. Armageddon doesn't sound so bad right? ---#--- Edits 5 minutes after posting this because that's just how my brain works really: On that note, I don't understand how I could have missed that paragraph. HUH. And the book did mention that Aziraphale did everything (well, everything except violence anyways) in his power to discourage a customer from buying one of his precious collectibles. Silly angel, you're too attached to your books. Go feed a duck or something. |