The brick and mortar embellishment
conceals despair.
I buried it in the backyard,
along with that old rag of a dog,
that I loved and held to my heart.
Passed on and by too fast for
my eyes and hands to grab tight.
And I wonder now, if I had held
just a bit tighter, would I have
a handful of fur rather than dirt
and hurt?
p.s. been body snatching...Mayo is Keyser Söze.
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beaker, my all-time favorite. well, after grover. i had a crush on grover when i was small.
Anon I'm going to say don't worry we take every little thing in here way to seriously. WE keep blowing things out of proportion. we need to learn to calm down.
a question for east coast and central time zone, people, if you don't mind:
what time did d2 perform?
paperheart, your sister could learn alot from you :)
DD performed at about 10:15, eastern, Toujours.
I love Animal animal animal.
Hi Bubbles! How are you doing? Did you get my email? Kisses.
Miss T: promises, promises...and look how far away you are. It'll never happen. Wait...there's always hot monkey cyberlove.
The visit was dandy. L's parents are a riot. I also met one of her aunts and uncles, and saw her brother and sister-in-law. Good times.
Anonymous: Hey Bob! How's the wrist?
J
Oh I know she could Bleeding Chaos!
People these days never learn!
AND to top that off, I had to lend her $30 yesterday. =[
Kapunua said...
You know, I thought of the funniest thing when that anon was saying i was Mayo, but then I forgot to write it! I was going to say, "It's like Anon is Gabriel Byrne, this blog is the audience, and Mayo is Kevin Spacey and we're ten minutes away from the best ending ever of the best movie ever!"
But it's not nearly as funny now.
And if you know what I'm talking about, SHHHHH! Because we do not discuss that movie!
November 18, 2007 12:39 AM
Kapunua said...
Damnit, not Gabriel Byrne, Chaz Palmenteri. I'd be Gabriel Byrne.
Now I messed it all up!
November 18, 2007 12:40 AM
Here, okay? I started it. I said it. And I thought I was being coy while also NOT trying to give away the ending. It was just a joke.
I don't care who Mayo is or who you think he is. That movie is gorgeous and should never be spoiled over something as trivial as who is writing poetry to you. Grrr.
Hi *waves to all*
I am good tired and I have an hour before I have to go tutor again!
but my chem student passed her final exam so that's really good
(of I can't recall his name but the bigger than mansized monster in the rags who got kermit once, and the manamana song and the wierd alien things that go "wop, yep yep yeo yep yep, uh huh uh huh" and found the phone)
Hey OPJ! *HUG*
Yes I got your email!!
I think I replied, but I can't be too sure. How are you today?!!
Hot monkey cyberlove sounds good to me.
*waves back at ergo!*
thanks star! the show is just now coming on here (pacific) and i don't really want to turn off bullets until i have to. ^.^
Hot monkey cyberlove sounds good to me.
Rawr.
paperheart, lol. You are right though.
Ahh..
See, I must go now. Rawr. This blows donkey chunks!!
What shall I do now?! I am very hyper, and I already straightened my hair. OOOH I can play Sims!! Or I could try and sleep.. Hmm that doesn't sound fun!
Rawr.
Okay I am off!!
all my love; and a zillion plus a billion hugs for all!!
-007
xoxoxoxoxox
<3
SWEET DREAMS ALL!
If you guys don't stop pissing off Kapu she is going to rip our spines out.
I just noticed that no one guessed my P.S. quote.
It's a popular quote.
Oh well...
A Rose for Emily...
Rawr paperheart!!!!
Sweet dreams.
night paperheart
*nighty night hug*
And another thing!
Okay, I also like the mystery and the riddles and trying to decipher stuff.
But sometimes--justsometimes--it gets a little "HE HAS GIVEN US HIS SHOE! THE SHOE IS A SIGN THAT WE MUST GATHER SHOES TOGETHER IN ABUNDANCE!" in here. Just a little. Just sometimes.
Yanno?
kapu,
it's a sign.
No it's a sandal.
I love the Swedish chef, the two old men, and Cookie Monster. I even have Cookie Monster pyjamas. :)
I think this whole thing has been blown out of proportion. We were talking the other day, and Kapunua said she was somebody mysterious (sorry, Jules, I don't remember who.) Sdock10 said she was Amelia Earhardt, and I asked to be Elizabeth Bathory. Mayo Mayo just picked Keyser Soze for his chameleon-like qualities.
Either way, Mayo is never going to reveal his identity to us. I knew that when I called him out -- I just felt like doing it, anyway. I was more concerned with his intentions. The blog is still here, we're still allowed to play here, and that's good enough for me.
- Sis Midnite / Cookie @ Nite
Take care and lots of love and hugs paperheart :)
Goodnight Ph have sweet dreams.
i want mayo to read one of my blogs but its so hard to ask with all these posts in here
so how are we all tonight
sorry rose for emily
what time was it?
i only got on but I'll have a go!
Can we interpret orange as a metaphor for being unable, worthless, and irresponsible.
An orange card warns the person to beware: beware of one’s own feelings, of relationships, of life. Orange cards are so painful that individuals will do almost anything to escape the hurt. A major power of drugs and alcohol is that they turn orange to blue, but the effect is illusionary. They only camouflage the pain.
(Me thinking out loud)
Lol Miss T.
Mayo will never reveal his identity, no matter how many people keep asking. I stopped asking a long time ago, but I do enjoy bitching at him at times. It is a great stress reliever :D
"FOLLOW THE GOURD"
hi bitter revenge. how are you?
Exactly, MissT. I swear within the next few posts we're going to be thinking of things not of the body, but of the face and head.
There's no Messiah in here. THere's a mess, but there's no Messiah. ;)
The post was at 3:17 AM.
A Rose for Emily...
I agree BC,
bitching at him is such good fun.
Does Mayo want white are black shoes Rbk or Nike's. Velcro or laces I don't know anymore
really Katerine?
I like orange.
But in nature it's a warning color, especially with black
Anything comes to mind Ergoproxy?
A Rose for Emily...
But he can also control the meaner things of life--the bat, the rodent, the wolf
Hello Br how are you? Mayo did say he was our whipping boy
It's from Dracula, Anon.
I just got stuck on A Rose For Emily.
Oh it's Dracula !!!
Dracula?
emily anon. all i got was a transcript is that right
Lol yes it is Miss T. That's why sometimes you can see me yelling at him ^_^
I prefer Converse anytime
Another blood sucker!
I'm Brian and so's my wife!
DRACULA
Night PH!
L says "Goodnight" to you all as well, she did the driving today and is completely pooped.
Miss T, sometimes hot monkey cyberlove is all we need.
K, "The Italian Job" is worth seeing, has Michael Caine in it. The ending, though, is not what you'd expect. "Sordid Lives" is possibly the funniest movie I've ever seen. Excellent characters, but absolutely indescribable. Gotta see it.
Favorite Muppets? Mine: Grover, Gonzo, and the Honkers.
L's is Animal. She used to play drums, and says she kinda looked like that when she played. Her favorite drummer right now is Matt Tong from Bloc Party. Sorry, Bob, she still loves you.
J
Homer Barron, huh, Anon?
You like Nosferatu ,Emily?
scared the hell out of me as a kid.
"That rabbit's got a viscious streak a mile wide"
Oh My God!!!
You are all right.... I never thought anyone would get that. We are all creatures of the night.
LOL...
A Rose for Emily...
All dead
Ergo, Nosferatu still scares me to death.
Ick. He's totally not the sexy pale British vampire dude I have come to imagine.
hmmm
Living dead?
Nosferatu is a haunting film. It still creeps me out as an adult. Nonetheless, a great classic horror film.
A Rose for Emily...
Star it's those fingers!!
and his shadow...
Ah Emily, love horror but I actually prefer books, my imagination can make it so much scarier.
Ergo, I read The Amityville Horror when I was 13, and didn't sleep for a week.
Yeah the fingers and the ears, and the grainy quality of the film.
Do Tell...
What books in particular are the scariest read?
A Rose for Emily...
i am going to bed now. it has been lovely verybodybut i must sleep.
goodnight and sweet dreams
Answer me this: Who once had pink hair?
The Riddler
Well, best friend just got engaged.
AND I KNEW THE WHOLE TIME!!
-A
Goodnight FS, sweet dreams.
I'm off to bed too people. have fun.
From flaming bags of shit for ex-boyfriends to Muppets to mooooonsters... no wonder some of us spend half the damn day trying to catch up. ^_^
I want to be a vampire bat, so that I can fly around blindly and scare the living hell out of people while I drop guano on their heads.
Do you have to take classes for that?
(Ernie is hiding under Miss T's bed so he doesn't have to go home)
Okay, *whew*, now that that's done with.
A few of you asked after that guy I had met today. Thank you for asking, and thank you for all the support and all of that!
Anyway, I didn't get killed or anything, which is a good thing. He's so pretty, I felt like a lesbian. I mean, the guy is good-looking like WHOA. I forgot for a second what Jared Leto looks like. O_O And I sat there much of the time thinking, "What the hell?"
He's nice. I mean, I'm not going to break out any sharpies or reject my core values and embrace their exact opposites over him, but he was nice, and really pretty, so it was decent overall. ^_^
Again, thank you so much.
Still wondering which of you was playing Calaf?
Good night, Fimble!
Scary books.
Heart of Darkness- Conrad
A Clockwork Orange- Burgess
Those are the two scariest for me.
Star said...
Ergo, I read The Amityville Horror when I was 13, and didn't sleep for a week.
Yeah the fingers and the ears, and the grainy quality of the film.
November 19, 2007 4:36 AM
Anonymous said...
don't get me started on Amityville Horror my aunt used to chase me around with the book because it saved me so much.
Goodnight FS have sweet dreams.
Amyranth, that is cool!
Kapunua, are you seeing him again?
Wait, someone in here had pink hair? Who? I'm confused, Riddler.
well Emily I have read Steven King and his early stuff was good, as are Dean Koontz but I really like Robert Bloch and I have a lot of Pans Horror Collections printed in the 60's and some of them are very disturbing.
A story that creates that quality is hard to find today
GrahamMaterton is good. Alan Dean Fosters "Into the Out of".
I could keep going I adore books
I actually thought Brave New World by Aldous Huxley was terrifying.
Katherine,
Yes, there is something so sinister in Brave New World. I teach it right before we read 1984, and the kids are freaked out for the rest of the year.
Kapu one day you will mean a mane so pretty that you will
break out any sharpies and reject my core values and embrace their exact opposites over him.
You will have to sent pictures. I'm glad it went well for you.
Funny you should mention that Star. I was going to check out a clockwork orange the other day at the bookstore.
Oh yes alot of older authors seemd to have more original ideas as did filmmakers
Shocks and slashy blood and gore don''t make up for a really disturbing story.
favorite horror film - Dead of Night (I hate ventriloquist dummies after that)
BC, I couldn't even watch the film, either.
I am def. a movie freak, but what a good list... I'm writing them down as type.
Has anyone read, Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill? I was thinking about getting it but wasn't sure that I should.
It's rumored that Joe Hill is Stephen King's son, so the book must be good. Any comments, please feel free..
A Rose for Emily...
Yes Star, the book satirizes the idea of "progress" in a horrendous fashion.
Yes, Ergo, Magic freaked me out too. Not a big fan of ventriloquists.
I didn't even like Lambchop.
Best horror books for me are 'Salem's Lot and The Amityville Horror.
I reread 'Salem's Lot a few years ago, hadn't read it since the first time like 25 years before. Still scared the shit out of me.
Read the Amityville Horror in junior hight school. Afterwards, I was petrified to be awake at 3.15am. Kept looking for glowing red eyes at the window.
J
Damn an intresting conversation and I have to go, 2 yr 9 boys are in need of my mathematical teaching abilities - haha
amazing how I failed it at junior school and now end up teaching / tutoring.
There are so many more authors and boks I love but I will have to leave it for another time.
If anyone want's to chat books or suggest authors email me,I'm always looking for new things to try
Yes, anon. The book about the rock star collector who purchases a ghost from the internet.
Doesn't it have a reference to the band My chemical Romance concealed in it's pages?
I've read Heart Shaped Box, it's actually really good. Joe Hill IS rumored to be King's son, and after reading the book I can believe it.
Strange but true fact:
My Chemical Romance is referenced in the book.
J
Mistress J,
The flies freaked me out in The Amityville Horror.
Anon, I haven't read Heart Shaped Box myself, but my friend who is the horror novel queen said it was great.
Heart Shaped Box was pretty decent. Yeah, that's SK's son; my friend went to college with him.
Yep, nd he name-checks MyChem. He actually is a hgue fan of theirs if you look at his website. (OR rather, Judas Coyne's website. It's probably gone now, though.)
.. and I just got dubbed Maid of Honor!
WOO!
-A
Wait...
Who are My Chemical Romance?
Rahahaha! I'm so corny!
I had to find it to get the correct spelling Ring by Koji Suzuki. I love the movie so I had to get the book. Its not the same story as in the movie so If you have seen the movie don't worry.
emily have heard he is and have been told it's very good but I haven't read it.
I tend not to be able to sit for long enough to watch a movie.
I like books as you can pick them up and put them down and my mind just slips back ito the story.
actually Peter Benchley who wrote Jaws and Michael Chriton Jurassic Park are good too.
I might be able to get back on leter but if not I 'll be around tomorrow before I fly to Brisbane.
and don't get me started on Sci fi fantasy!!
haha Ok love to all and talk later.
Bye
If you want to feel disturbed, get the movie, A ClockWork Orange. It will leave you with your mouth hanging...
I think the only movie that can compete with this film is Audition. I got it a few months back and all I could say was, Oh My God... It was disturbing and disgusting at the same time. It was too much to watch but hey I now own it so...
A Rose for Emily...
Star, that is possibly the funniest non-funny thing I've heard all day.
In a word:
GROAN.
Eck, flies and pig eyes. Blegh.
J
bye ergoproxy...
A Rose for Emily...
Oh Amyranth how lovely!!!
ok I am going now.
Whoo hoo, Amyranth! ^_^
That's great news!
Star - :D
Horror books: older Stephen King FTW.
And if you like real-life horror, the Kay Scarpetta books by Patricia Cornwell.
Goodnight, ergo!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=hKRjla3KWDg
Honey this mirror isn't big enough for the two of us mimics Audition.
Anon, torture porn? (japanese style)
Star, I heard about the movie, never saw it, but I heard it was good.
P.S. Lambchop sucks.
How are you, Sister Midnite?
Hey, wanna read a really good vampire series? Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. is fabulous New Moon and Eclipse are the two follow ups. They are for teens, but she is an amazing writer.
And she likes MyChem.
Hey Sis M! Didn't say it earlier, sorry. I don't think we ever got your email. I haven't looked today, so I don't know for sure.
Hey Jen! How are you?
J
Such good input from everyone...
I guess with my next paycheck, it will go to some much needed items...
A Rose for Emily...
Hi J. I'm doing alright. How are you?
I loved Audition. A Clock work Orange didn't bother me.
That's awesome Amy! congrats
My fave vampire series is the Laurell K. Hamilton books about Anita Blake, the vampire hunter.
As PH would say, Rawr.
Anne Rice, of course, also FTW.
J
Star, the twilight series happens to be one of my favorites. Stephenie Meyer is an excellent writer.
Twlight... I have to keep that in mind.
I love anything that has to do with vampires.
A Rose for Emily...
Goodbye Ep
Hi OP's! No problem, I can re-send.
Hi Star! Thanks for the advice. Although liking My Chem? Ewwww! ^__^ (I'm a voracious reader, and always on the lookout for new horror authors.)
Will be back again, shower time!
(And for those of you who were on DM last night, I'll leave the massage setting off! :p )
Hey, Jennicula.
The movie Sid and Nancy scared the hell out of me too. Really disturbed me.
I freak whenever I have to walk past The Chelsea in NYC, where they lived, too.
I'm ok, Jen. It's funny typing "Jen" b/c that's my name, too.
Twins!
J
Have to go now,
Talk to you all soon.
Goodnight anon, have a peaceful daytime sleep (after all you are a creature of the night!)
How can the eating of the vomit scene not disturb anyone for that matter. Hello!!!
A Rose for Emily...
GAHHH I hate Anne Rice beyond measure. Her prose puerile and beyond purple, and god damn does she need to get over herself. I remember a few years ago her last book got bad reviews on Amazon, and she herself started up an account so that she could argue with the reviewers on why they were so clearly wrong about the misunderstood genius of her work.
Anne RIce books are not things to be tossed aside lightly. They should be thrown with great force. ;D
Hello Jen how are you.
Just got back home form England. I've decided to take the day off work tomorrow (long day of traveling due to airport delays, as well as feeling a bit ill). Good thing too, as I see there are two brand new Mayo posts for me to peruse in order to catch up, both with over 1000 comments - oi! :S
I've never read Laurell Hamilton. I guess I should.
I feel like I'm so far behind though, it would take me forever to catch up. She's got a lot of books right?
Pandora is one of the best Anne Rice vampire novels. I could read it again and again.
Goodnight, Ms. Katherine, don't let the bed bugs bite...
LOL
A Rose for Emily...
Welcome back RW! You were missed!
Hi, RW! Welcome home!
Oh, and SS, if you're around, I loved your birthday post but you forgot to mention me :( I'm only slightly pouty about it as there are a fair number of us for you to remember. But still... just thought I'd, like, mention it...
Kapunua said...
GAHHH I hate Anne Rice beyond measure. Her prose puerile and beyond purple, and god damn does she need to get over herself. I remember a few years ago her last book got bad reviews on Amazon, and she herself started up an account so that she could argue with the reviewers on why they were so clearly wrong about the misunderstood genius of her work.
Anne RIce books are not things to be tossed aside lightly. They should be thrown with great force. ;D
November 19, 2007 5:12 AM
At people you don't like. Like ann colture
Hello Star and Kapunua!! It's so good to be back in blogland! Oh, how much I've missed!
On the other hand, it's depressing to be back from England :( I do love it there. I'm thinking of another trip there in the spring.
So, how have you all been??
K, hmm, why don't you tell us how you really feel? ;)
Yeah, Annie's not for everybody. Sometimes by the end of one of her books I'm goin', "Ok, already, whatever." She does tend to go kind of Barbara Cartland with the prose. The older stuff I still like. The Queen of the Damned scared the Hell out of L so badly she couldn't finish it.
I still go for LK Hamilton.
J
J. well, it's a great name!
Hi Martha.
Amityville Horror movie and book scared the crap out of me.
katherine dreier have a goodnight. Hello RW how are you?
OH OH OH.
How could I have forgotten Rosemary's Baby!
both the book and the movie!
YIKES!
Kapu - I love you and your theories on Anne Rice.
That woman redefines BATSHIT.
-A
Welcome back RW! You were missed!
By SS in his post as well. Not that I'm bitter... *sniff*
Hi there RW how are you?
Has anyone read the blackfarm or blackwood chronicles by Anne Rice? (I think that's what it's called) I didn't like it. The plot was kinda tedious
Hi MJ :) How's things?
Just wanted to jump into the Anne Rice conversation (maybe a dangerous thing as I have no idea how it started or really where it's progressing). I used to be a big fan. I still count Cry to Heaven as one of the best historical fiction novels I have ever read. However, I haven't touched an Anne Rice novel since The Vampire Armand in '98, and wished I had stopped at Memnoch the dEvil a few years earlier.
I really used to love Anne Rice, like, up until The Body Thief, but even then, starting to grate on my nerves. I guess the only one I totally totally enjoyed was the first one--I read that in 1980 when I was just 13, so at the time I thought it was like the greatest book ever written. :)
BC - I tried to read The Tale of The Body Thief, and I finally gave up when I realized that nothing I ever experienced in life was going to be remotely close to the way Anne wrote it.
Although, I have to admit, I like Her Sleeping Beauty story...
-A
Hi BC :) How's things?
I love vampire movies, name your favorites.
A Rose for Emily...
Welcome back, RW! Glad you had a good trip.
Star, she does have a huge number of books. There are two series, the ones with Anita Blake and the ones with Meredith Gentry, who is a faerie princess. I'll warn you though, if it bothers you to read (basically) soft-core porn, these are not the books for you.
I, however, love them tremendously. But then again, I am the Mistress. ;)
Maybe you SHOULD read them, though, as part of your training as handmaiden. You too, MJ.
J
I jumped off the Anne Rice train after Pandora. I couldn't get through the one after. I can't remember what it was.
MarthaJones said...
At people you don't like. Like ann colture.
If I was going to throw something at Ann Coulter, it would probably be, like, a sledgehammer or something. She very, very badly needs to not exist.
resurrected wreck said...
On the other hand, it's depressing to be back from England :( I do love it there. I'm thinking of another trip there in the spring.
Definitely. Go while you can! ^_
Original Punks said...
K, hmm, why don't you tell us how you really feel? ;)
Heh, you know me, violently opinionated. ;D
Amyranth said...
Kapu - I love you and your theories on Anne Rice.
That woman redefines BATSHIT.
Didn't she have some sort of "wedding" where she "married" Lestat? Oh my god. She's so sad and pathetic, yet she's so arrogant that I have no pity for her at all.
Oh, Cry to Heaven!! I forgot about that, it was really good! I did read her son's novels too. They were a bit derivative, but I did enjoy them. It doesn't take much to entertain me sometimes.
Kapu - GAK. She MARRIED HER FICTIONAL CHARACTER?
Greaaat.... now I know where all those Lestat BJD's come from.
Wait til FW hears about this.
-A
Mistress J,
Oh, now I have to read them.
What's better than vampire sex, I ask you?
They're going pretty good RW. I am getting over the flu and preparing for Thanksgiving. How about yourself? How was your trip?
Amy, I also tried getting into her other novels but I couldn't. Sometimes I would figure they'd be meaningless and quite boring if I did, so the Blackwood farm novel was the only one I that read.
And actually, I'll cop to liking the Witch stories too. Gah, I have no taste, I will read anything, it's official.
Apparently, Anne Rice writes exclusively about Jesus now. Her website looks like it could be the Vatican's.
Hi & thank you, Original Punks :)
FW was all over her when this all went down. It was a HUGE wankfest. ^_^ It was beautiful.
Are you serious K? She married a fictional character in one of her novels?! That is something I never heard of before in my life O_o
My friend went to college with this weird guy that would get up in the middle of the night and wander around writing "Lestat has risen" on everybody's memo board on their door. Yeah, he was kind of a freak show, but still kinda cute if memory serves.
Apparently, Anne Rice writes exclusively about Jesus now. Her website looks like it could be the Vatican's.
A far cry from how she used to feel. She was raised Catholic, but lost her faith when her five year old daughter died.
I used to love Anne Rice but who books just started going down hill. I always love Louis but she dumped him for Lestat and than had tom Curse play him.
I good RW I'm glad you are back.
Yeah, I like Anne Rice. But I like reading dreck too.
I know, RW! She had a re-conversion experience, and went back to her roots. That is supposedly why she moved out of New Orleans too.
Then there was this other thing where some building in New Orleans was getting torn down or something, and she showed up to protest it because that was where she had often pictured Lestat while writing him.
She has also banned fanfiction about her characters because she feels they are "too real."
Which is ridiculous, if my books ever got published, I would love fanfiction on them, how cool would that be?! (Which is not to say I feel the same way about real person fanfiction, because I hate that. Characters do not = real people. Unless, of course, you are Anne Rice.)
They're going pretty good RW. I am getting over the flu and preparing for Thanksgiving. How about yourself? How was your trip?
My trip was most excellent!! It's always a bit depressing returning home after a great vacation somewhere exciting, but I admit I'll be happy to crash in my own
bed.
Sorry to hear about your flu. Hopefully it'll be gone soon. I had a migraine on Friday, had to miss a Haunted London walking tour as a result. Luckily the migraine didn't come a day earlier, the day of the MCR show, or it would have seriously affected my enjoyment of it, I'm sure.
I'm just noticing how many spiders moved into my place & have set up house while I've been gone. Some evicting will be in order tomorrow, methinks.
Kapunua said...
FW was all over her when this all went down. It was a HUGE wankfest. ^_^ It was beautiful.
Oh, I recall the "Anne Rice channels Christ The Lord!" wank. It was stunning, simply stunning.
-A
I always said that if I was trapped with zombies I would want to be trapped with Ann colture That way I could throw her to the zombies and save myself.
Wow, she's a Christian now...
I guess, her style of writing, is now a thing of the past.
A Rose for Emily...
Hey RW, just wanted to welcome you back, I missed you!
I know, RW! She had a re-conversion experience, and went back to her roots. That is supposedly why she moved out of New Orleans too.
I heard she left New Orleans after her husband died in order to be closer to her son, who loves in San Francisco.
Aww, don't kill them though, RW! Spiders are awesome, beautiful and beneficial! Me, I let them live in my house. They keep the other bugs at bay.
^Er... *lives* in San Francisco...
Ann Coulter is one of the few human beings I have ever actually screamed at on the tv. I think she may be the modern embodiment of "ye shall not suffer a witch to live.." I'm thinking I wouldn't even piss on her if she were on fire, and it makes me disappointed in myself to say that.
Yes, Anon, she was a lapsed Roman Catholic and now, back in the fold, she refuses to acknowledge Lestat and the whole gang.
I thought she was wacky after she said Lestat "left" her after the last book she wrote about him. She said he was just gone.
It sounds like you had a great time RW, but of course, anyone who went to see MCR would have a great experience. And thanks.
As for spiders, I live right by an area where alot of animals roam about. I get spiders crawling in my house unfortunately, although I don't see them that much, but I did have alot of ladybugs crawling outside my front door.
Aww, don't kill them though, RW! Spiders are awesome, beautiful and beneficial! Me, I let them live in my house. They keep the other bugs at bay.
I have to admit I am not a spider fan. Though these ones are fairly small and innocuous.
Spiders are awesome, my kids are always freaked out when I pick up the nastay, hairay ones and gently put them in a bug infested bush outside.
Her husband died and she went crazy. I'm sorry her husband died.
I don't handle spiders well.
And lo, it was good.
(For anyone who missed teh crazeh!)
http://www.journalfen.net/community/
fandom_wank/700735.html?
thread=65640767#t65640767
-A has to go to bed. A big busy day is ahead of her.
MarthaJones said...
she went crazy. I'm sorry her husband died.
Fixed.
-A
HM Star,
I can think of a couple things. At least one of them is fun-sized. :D
K,
Well, see what happens when that nasty depression goes untreated? You start MARRYING PEOPLE THAT AREN'T REAL. ;D
Emily,
Best vampire movie?
The Lost Boys. Yeah.
J
Yeah, mj, I kinda thought that was the point too. She used the vampire novels to get over her daughter, but with her husband, there wasn't much left but the crazy.
I'm sorry Carrie I didn't say Hi to Hello How are you Carrie. Don't feel bad about how you feel about Ann colture. She is a low life.
Kapunua, my dad always said the same thing about spiders, so I just let them go.
I like them.
Best Vampire movie?---ok, still partial to...wait for it... Love at First Bite. Only because I went to it with my Mom, and it was one the first times I felt like she was actually "hanging out" with me and digging me as a person.
I loved the Lost Boys. Such a good movie.
You found the Rice!Wank!
"But in humility, I have attempted something transformative which we writers dare to call a miracle....
She's such a pathetic joke.
'Well, see what happens when that nasty depression goes untreated? You start MARRYING PEOPLE THAT AREN'T REAL". ;D
Best Comment of All Night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My two favorite vampire movies are, Bram Stoker's Dracula and Underworld...
A Rose for Emily...
Hi there carrie. Oh wow, even with that quote, she sounds fake.
I'm starting to feel scared for Gerard.
Original Punks said...
K,
Well, see what happens when that nasty depression goes untreated? You start MARRYING PEOPLE THAT AREN'T REAL. ;D
Man, and we can take that any way we wan't, can't we? O_o ;D
Star said...
Kapunua, my dad always said the same thing about spiders, so I just let them go.
I like them.
Also, they're adorable, fuzzy, and mostly harmless. I love the little dudes.
And Love At First Bite was hilarious to me as a child. I still remember that movie.
Lost Boys is definitely my second favorite vampire movie. The original Dracula is still my favorite though.
And on that note, I am off to bed! Goodnight, all!
Emily, I love Underworld :)
Hey MJ! You always remind me to rearrange the Dr. Who discs on my Netflix queue. I think we're currently waiting for the Christmas special one after Rose's departure, which should hopefully explain how he hooks up with you. :)
MarthaJones said...
I'm starting to feel scared for Gerard.
I've felt scared for the dude since like August. O_O And I still am. What brought on this comment though?
G'night Kapunua :)
How come martha? Sweet dreams K.
Alas, Lost Boys is a great movie as well. A movie can still be scary even when a little comedy is added. Bram Stoker's Dracula is pretty good.
I'm starting to feel scared for Gerard.
I've been scared for him for a while now.
Goodnight Kapunua!
Mistress J,
I totally agree!
Remember the PR blood incident this summer? What happened there? I never remember getting the whole story.
Love at First Bite... I remember that movie.
Does anyone here remember (now its a corny film but I still love it) The Midnight Hour...
It was a vampire, werewolf, zombie movie all wrapped into one...
A Rose for Emily...
Kapunua said...
MarthaJones said...
I'm starting to feel scared for Gerard.
I've felt scared for the dude since like August. O_O And I still am. What brought on this comment though?
November 19, 2007 5:48 AM
All the talk of crazy Anne Rice and untreated mental health issue. What he has done is since Aug is scare but nothing Britney hasn't done. God only knows what will be next.
I have a fear that one day we will hear that Gerard has becoming a born-again Christian or something.
I love, love, love underworld.
A vampire chick with a gun, nuf said...
A Rose for Emily...
I'm just glad that he didn't marry Britney.
I won't give away How I hook up with him. I think you will like it. There is a vampire.
Btw, did GS tell you all that we found a restaurant in London called Chez Gerard & took photos of each other posing beside the sign?
Actually, there was "Gerard" stuff all over London. Weird. That boy is everywhere.
I don't know, actually, after PR was over, he seems to have settled down a bit. But this is from a person who hasn't EVER seen them live. I was really happy to see the Sharpies go away. I don't know, it's really hard for me to judge someone else's state of mind. I mean, for the most part, he's still doing his job, right? And in the last couple of concerts, it sounds like he's sung really well. That's when I was freaking out--when his singing sounded like total shit.
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