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Dawn: I just think you're freakin' out 'cause you have to fight someone prettier than you. That is the case, right? Buffy: Glory is evil. And powerful. And in no way prettier than me. Willow: Well, I took Psych 101. I mean, I took it from an evil government scientist who was skewered by her Frankenstein-like creation before the final, but I know what a Freudian slip is. Giles: You're in a magic shop, and you can't think what Tara would like. I believe you're both profoundly stupid. Xander: Well, we don't really know what kind of things witches like. What, are we gonna get her some cheesy crystal ball? Giles: You bloody well better not. I've got mine already wrapped. When caught stealing, Spike remarks that he can't "work the counter at Burger Barn." Buffy will begin to work the counter at a burger restaurant in " Doublemeat Palace." Spike is sitting on a coffin, painting his nails when Buffy comes in] Spike: Morning sunshine, if you've come round for eggs and sausages, afraid I'm fresh out. [Buffy pulls the top of the coffin from under him] Spike: Careful, these are wet.

A set of witch’s teeth from Salem,” Cat read, and shuddered. “Maybe we should go, I don’t want to leave any body parts behind.” I ran inside the shop and sure enough there it was, the Lady of the Sea, her pearly face glinting in the shadows. Buffy: I so don't want to deal with Spike right now. The guy is really starting to bug me in that special "I want to shove something wooden through his heart" kind of way. The Summers women are at Sunnydale Memorial when Dr. Aaron Kriegel informs Joyce she'll have surgery in two days. The rest of the gang does their best to patrol, hoping to prevent Buffy from being unnecessarily bothered while she is dealing with her mom's health. Meanwhile, Riley allows another vampire to feed from him.

Buffy: Remember,- Spike: Yeah, yeah. "Hurt them and I'll stake you good and proper". Sing me a new one sometime. That one's gone stale. Joyce: Dawn... she's not mine is she? Buffy: No. Joyce: She's... she does belong to us though. Buffy: Yes, she does. Joyce: And she's important... to the world, precious. As precious as you are to me... Then we have to take care of her. Buffy, promise me, if anything happens, if I don't come through this- Buffy: Mom- Joyce: No, listen to me. No matter what she is, she still feels like my daughter. I have to know that you'll take care of her, that you'll keep her safe, that you'll love her like I love you. Buffy: I promise. Into the Woods [ edit ] Dawn: Alone time always translates into let's get Dawn out of the house so we can have loud, obnoxious sex. Anya: [to Xander] Does that mean we can't? It may also just be a personal thing. Everyone reacts a little differently to each allergy drug, explains Sarena Sawlani, Medical Director at Chicago Allergy and Asthma, but “the reasons are complex and not completely understood.” This is even true within each type of allergy medication. Allergy meds come in two flavors, and they’re not created equal

Buffy: [pulls a glowing orb out of her bag] What the hell is it? Giles: It appears to be paranormal in origin. Willow: How can you tell? Giles: Well, it's so shiny. In " Forever," Buffy will mention that Joyce discussed with her about funeral arrangements before her surgery. The next thing we need to do is some thermal modelling to see how important these thermal windows are for heat dissipation, and where their thermal limits might lie. Anya is looking over the day's receipts] Anya: Hey. Hey! HEY! HEY!!! Giles: Anya, your "heys" are startling the customers. Xander: And pretty much the state! Anya: You sold somebody a Kohl's amulet and a Sobekian bloodstone! Giles: Yes, I believe I did. Anya: Are you stupid or something? Giles: Allow me to answer that question with a firing. Xander: She's kidding. An, we talked about the employee-employer vocabulary no-nos. That was number five. Spike: Come on. Step on it, gramps Giles: Step on what? I've driven tricycles with more power than this.Spike: I'm a vampire. I know something about evil. You're not evil. Dawn: Maybe I'm not evil. But I don't think I can be good. Spike: Well, I'm not good, and I'm OK. There was one rodent study that suggested antihistamines might prevent an animal from building a tolerance to allergens, but the study was based on venom, not pollen or other common allergens, and again: it was a rodent study. There have been no studies to suggest that humans experience the same issue. Sawlani agrees that OTC meds like antihistamines and nasal sprays, and certainly eye drops, “should not have a significant clinical impact on your immune system.” Willow: Something evil crashed to earth in this and then broke out and ... slithered away to do badness. Giles: In all fairness, we don't really know about the slithered part. Anya: Oh, no. I'm sure it frisked about like a fluffy lamb. We watched the pirate crew falling, but at the last moment, their ship swooped in and saved them from the drop. Five minutes,” said the monster, “but no more. Some people have waited a century to get a visit from my shop.”

The mental patient who talks to Dawn and is killed by the Queller demon was the nightwatchman victim of Glory's energy absorption in the episode " No Place Like Home." Mr. Maclay: This is insane. You people have no right to interfere with Tara's affairs. We are her blood kin! Who the hell are you? Buffy: We're family. Fool for Love [ edit ] Xander: [re: Riley’s commando hand movements] What's with the hand move? D’you see that? Does that, like, mean somethin’? Willow: It's code. I think it breaks down to "choo-choo." [mimics pulling a train whistle] Anya: It probably means to follow him. That, or wait here for him. Xander: Hey Riley! What's the [Mimics gesture] all about? Riley: It means yell real loud, so the vampires who don't know we're coming will have a sporting chance.Anya: I for one didn't want to start my day with a slaughter... Which really just goes to show how much I've grown! He ran at us, his arms waving wildly as he wibbled at the top of his lungs. Cat and I thought we were done for, but just then the dinosaur burst through his door and he snatched up the snot monster in his jaws and swallowed him in one gulp. Snot dribbled from his lips and he looked a little queasy. Buffy: What are you doing here? [Spike begins to answer] Five words or less. Spike: [Pauses, then, counting on his fingers] Out... for... a... walk... bitch. Buffy: Out for a walk by my house at night. I don't have time for this, William. Spike: On your merry way, then. Contrary to one's self involved world view, your house happens to be directly between... parts and... other parts of this town. And I would pass by in the day but I feel I'm outgrowing my burst into flames phase. Buffy: Fine. Keep going. I'll cut you a break. Spike: Let me guess. You won't kill me. The whole crowd pleasing threats and swagger routine. Outstandingly original. You know, I was just passing through. Satisfied? I hope so because God knows you need some satisfaction in your life besides shagging Captain Cardboard. And... and I never really liked you anyway. And... and you have stupid hair. But your meds probably aren’t to blame. “Each year during the pollen season I see hundreds of sufferers that come in ​that feel their allergy medicines are not doing the job for them,” says Clifford Bassett, Medical Director of Allergy & Asthma Care of NY and an allergist at New York University. But he explains that there are other explanations for why those meds aren’t up to snuff. Some of it may just be aging—many people acquire allergies as an adult (though across the population adults have fewer allergies than children do). Dawn: I know why you're doing this. I mean,you're practically stalking my sister Spike: Its not that. I just don't like to see Summers women taking it on the chin. And I mean what I said earlier. You tell her about this, I'll put you in the ground as well.