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Tink
by springgreen
tink (v.i.) 1. attempt to repair or improve something in a casual or desultory way, often to no useful effect 2. (vocational) knit backwards
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Pushing Daisies
by springgreen
tink (v.i.) 1. attempt to repair or improve something in a casual or desultory way, often to no useful effect 2. (vocational) knit backwards
Pushing Daisies
by MsCongeniality
Emerson Cod had learned how to knit somewhere along the line, here's one look at how he got started and why.
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by HalfshellVenus
The knitting detective is a rib-stitch man in a cable-knit world, and yet the trials of friendship are less of a burden than he believes.
Good Omens (TV)+2
by thesorceressfromthelake
Emerson Cod was, in many ways, a completely rational person who made completely rational decisions, and those decisions just happen to include taking a very strange job from a very strange man who walked into his office and paid him in cash. He would not, exactly, live to regret this decision, but the demon now roaming the streets might give a more skittish soul a second's pause.The facts were as follows.
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by rzredvines
Or, The Beginning of a Profitable Partnership.--"'...This seems kind of dishonest, don’t you think? Something feels wrong about this.”Emerson stared at him. “Come on, Pie Boy. You have a gift - you might as well use it for something good, like catching killers. I mean, it don’t get much more benevolent than that.'" --In which Ned and Emerson go out for a celebratory dinner after solving ther first case together, and Emerson tries to convince Ned to continue working cases with him.
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by Kaneko
"Oh hell no," Emerson said, which wasn't part of the speech he'd prepared in case this ever happened, but he'd allowed himself a certain latitude. (Improvised preamble. Cussing.)
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by GlowingMechanicalHeart
Ned the pie maker, rushes out Olive’s apartment when jealousy hits him again, and reminds him of the times when Olive used to look at him the same way she does Randy now.
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by orphan_account
“In fact, she wasn’t even your childhood sweetheart. In fact, by her reckoning, you must have been at least 20 when you moved in across the road from her, alone, when she was a kid.” Ned winced. Emerson kept talking. “Funny how it didn’t come up until she mentioned how good you looked for a guy that had to be coming on forty. Which incidentally, doesn’t line up with a single thing you’ve told me about your age.”---This AU completely changes like everything about Ned lmao. His backstory is completely different, he's immortal, he's over 100 years old… it's just the most buckwild shit I swear to god...
Pushing Daisies
by BookGirlFan
A day of baking reminds Ned that even without Chuck, he is not alone.
Hannibal (TV)+1
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by butterflysteve
Emerson Cod just wants to be left alone to knit. Olive has other plans. Nefarious breath holding plans. Well, kind of.
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by eanor
Sometimes Emerson Cod wonders why on earth he actually works as a detective.
Pushing Daisies
by ames
Emerson and Olive working together, with bonus Pigby!
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by oliviacirce
"Christmas," Emerson says scornfully. "Only good thing about Christmas is the increase in murders."
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by Lady_Ganesh
Emerson Cod doesn't like to talk about his past. Written for ghost_lingering in Yuletide 2007.