Ge, honey, perhaps because we get inspired by characters that aren't fictional? No, of copurse not, we purposely go out to look for Real People to write about. Fuckers.
- Blood capsules -- which I've wanted to own since I was nine, yo!
- Fangs.
- Black fur kitty ears -- guess who's gonna be a vampire cat this Carnaval?
- Armwarmers.
- White foundation and power, and black lipstick.
- Spikes -- Which I shall carefully apply to my bag, coat and um. Brother, heh.
- "My Sexual Preference Is Not You" T-shirt.
- "I'm lost, please take me with you?" T-shirt.
- Black vinyl cami.
- "Sorry, I prefer Girls" tank top -- Which isn't included in the invoice, oddly.
- Buttons:
- Can't Sleep, clown'll eat me
- Anarchy handcuff
- Monster kitty
- I'm a Mess
- Made in the 80s
- It's not that I'm antisocial, I just don't like you
- Plaid Punk
- Simon Says You Suck
(Edit: Thought about it some more. Made a few entries with wibbling in it. Decided against. Deleted entries.)
If actors get upset when people write fic about their characters that is their own problem for not having enough distance. But nobody should be expected to have distance form themselves even if they are famous.
I never thought I'd see the day, but finally, someone actually said this. I never thought they'd be hypocrite enough to say it out loud. I always knew the whole "someone could get hurt" shit was a bunch of crap, but this proves it. Double fucking standard anyone? If actors get hurt, they should just have more distance, but other celebrities should not have some distance from their public persona?
(Christ. How delusional do you have to be to think any celebrity would a) find this shit and b) really be hurt by it, beyond the initial "WTF?" And goddammit, it isn't my motherfucking job to make the internet hurt-free for anyone. I am not anybody's mommy!)
Also, that's really fucking annoying punctuation there. <petty>
(Edit: Is it me or is are these two posts (second to last bit in the second one) like diagonally opposed? Weirdo.)
Prfectly normal Wednesday evening.