Oh, Diana. STFU. Also: Tamales, ay yi yi!

[stoney321]

I don't know if I'm crossing the streams here [Ray EGON says that would be bad] but if you've not seen that Diana Gabaldon is all hemhem "Stop writing fanfic about my characters [Outlander series] because that's like writing porn about my daughter and mailing it to me." Also, this literati uses the word "barf." Just like Cormac McCarthy. [Wank report link.]

OK, WHAT. 1) No, it isn't. 2) WTF? 3) Who is mailing you porny fanfic? Ok, there probably is someone doing that, and making Jamie into a unicorms and Claire into a red dragon [DO YOU SEE?] and they have dragoncorm humpings and then Jamie has a baby from his special magical womb, BUT DON'T SEND THAT TO THE CREATOR, DUMMY. You ask them to autograph that picture at book signings, am I right? Lol. No, please don't do that, weirdo.

But my FAVORITE part of all of this wank is how it's the PORN/SEX/HUMPINGS that is bothering her. Because for those of us that have read the books (I stopped at 5, gah, TOO MUCH PLANT TALK. FOR ME. What does that tell you?) every day is Hump Day! Good hell. They have sex every few pages! And then she has some SERIOUSLY purple prose with back hair glistening with dew like a wet autumn sunrise, and how many ways can you describe red hair, woman? "Like a box of crayons, the back level of the 64 pack, spilled across the floor, that was the range of reds to burnt umbers of Jamie's man pelt." LOL.

Also, her books are totally rapetastic, in that everyone gets rapes like they're passing them out at a car dealership, she suffers from Anne Rice-dom in that she needs to cut her words in HALF [huge books. HUGE.] and it reads like a 200+ chapter fanfic. I MEAN, WHAT. Are her characters interesting? Yes. Plus she has messy/doesn't work right all the time sex in her stories which is a big plus for me (it's real, I like real) but she also wants you to know that She Did Her Research. And it's lots and lots of data about plant life and how to make your own penicillin, and homeopathic this and that, and a reminder of such and such events, all with a thiiiiin plot stringing the data together.

I summed up the books to Kassie in her journal last night, and thought I'd reprint them here to spare her inbox. WHO WANTS SOME DISTILLED CRACK?



BOOK ONE
Hi, I'm Claire and I'm in first person. I'm a nurse, and this is Important. I'm married to a nice guy, but we've been separated by WW2. One night I see a ghost - a red headed strapping man in a kilt at my gate. EH. [shrug] Time for a holiday! We travel to Scotland [insert loads of dinna kens and scotch] and I go to a henge on a Fire Day [insert vague understanding of paganism and Samhain] and am transported back through time, but I don't know it yet. I see my husband. BUT HE'S NOT, HE'S HIS ANCESTOR, THAT IS VERY CONVENIENT. And! AND!! He's a BAD MAN. I'm saved (hooray!) by some rogues in kilts on horseback, and see a young strapping red head named Jamie. WEIRD.

Through a series of misadventures, we go back to the CASTLE because there's always a CASTLE. And Jamie is kin to the laird. [Abuse of the word laird, more dinna kens, new nickname for Claire, Sassenach. WHICH MEANS OUTLANDER IN GAELIC.] Jamie makes out with some pretty blonde chick, good for him. I remember that garlic is an antiseptic and am put to use as a nurse. I AM FUCKING WITH THE FUTURE, I SUPPOSE.

Through another series of misadventures, I'm forced to MARRY JAMIE. WTF, I AM MARRIED. OR AM I? [because it's 1746] WE BONE. WE BONE A LOT. We get caught up in all sorts of crazy adventures that are usually battles, wars, more battles, and thievery, because hey-o, Scots!

At one point we're in France and Jamie can speak, like, a billion languages, thank god. [Insert lots of shit about Papists, her having a miscarriage, a cancer sniffing dog that belongs to the Mother Superior, a weird dude that is into alchemy, etc.] AND WHO DO WE FIND BUT MY HUSBAND-NOT-MY-HUSBAND. And he wants to kill Jamie, but 1) break his hand, b) cut him up loads with a dagger iii) AND HAVE SEX WITH HIM.

AT NO POINT DO I CATCH THE HIDDEN MESSAGE HERE.

But I still love him. Oh, right, I love him now. We hold the growing behbeh in my belleh and look to the future. WHICH IS THE PAST.

BOOK TWO

Hey! Remember me, Claire? I'm going to keep talking in First Person, unless it's other people driving the narrative, and THIS WON'T BE IRRITATING AT ALL.

And I'm back in my time. But 20 years later. AND I HAVE A DAUGHTER. AND SHE IS TALL AND REDHEADED. We meet the son of a Vicar who is handsome with Green Eyes - I remember those green eyes from one of those witches from Book One. Anyhoodle, we are looking through historical documents because it's Time Briana Knew She Was Made 200 years ago. her father? NOT HER FATHER.

...I've not explained how I've come back.

We're looking for Jamie, because maybe we can go back in time!

[insert lots of building sexual tension between Briana and Roger, the Vicar's son, and lots of back story about Claire and her first husband being terse. He's dead now - car wreck on the way to his mistress.]

Also: Jamie and I got so close it's like we are the most special couple that ever existed. ALSO: he gets beat up A LOT. And I healed him A LOT. And because I liked healing him (good thing since that's all I ever did) I became a surgeon when I came back to my time. I WONDER IF THIS WILL COME INTO PLAY.

End of the book is looming, back to the future/now/modern times, and I am planning on abandoning my kid (couldn't have any more) and go back in time. I hope Jamie won't mind my crow's feet and stretch marks. And in the goodbye letter I write my daughter I remind her to not get fat. Jokingly. But not really.

CLIFFHANGER!

BOOK THREE

Pirates! Eventually. I [Claire] made peanut butter sandwiches and wrapped them up in plastic wrap. And then went back in time [stones, gold, someone who loves you waiting] to find Jamie. We're both 20 years older. I talk about how awesome it is that I didn't age like those hideous crones in the 1700s. Like, all the time. I am seriously hot, you guys.

I find him. He's a pirate! And a printer! And a scoundrel! And a scallywag! But he's MY JAMIE. Insert lame sub plot about pirates and thieving and the printer burning down and a nephew we're talking aboard, and a ship and how Jamie can't stand sea sickness and the CHINAMAN, and yes, that's how I refer to him every time, who catches a pelican named Ping and teaches him to fish for the CHINAMAN. Who is a drunk, also.

Insert shit about whorehouses, the nephew becoming a man, and MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE RANCH, Briana is all, "Oh HELL NO you did not just leave me!" and plans on going back in time to find her parents because they find an old newspaper clipping that says Jamie and Claire is gonna die in a house fire. In the past. OR IS IT THE FUTURE?

SO SHE GOES BACK, TOO. And is in pants. And is 6 feet tall. So no one knows what the hell is up. And she doesn't know about the pirate/ship sailing thing, so she finds her relatives and they all Share A Moment.

Then she gets raped, and sets off to find her Pa.

Back on the pirate ship, a hurricane has struck and Jamie and Claire are Lost At Sea, except for being washed up on Georgia's coast line.

WILL Briana find her dad? CAN they all make a family together? SHOULD Roger come along, too, well, too bad because he's got that plan already in the works.

BUM BUM BUUUUUUM!

BOOK FOUR

MALARIA. It's everywhere. Briana's maiden in waiting (she bought one) gets it and is always sick. OH. THIS IS WHERE SHE GOT RAPED. But! Roger comes back through time, TOO! And they have sex. AND OF COURSE SHE GETS PREGNANT. But who is the father? GUESS WHO ALSO HAS GREEN EYES. (this is why green eyes is a longtime joke in my horse soap opera, btw.)

She gets mad at him (there's loads of women hating men, vice versa, all the time.) and leaves with her ill wee friend.

Jamie and Claire are high society now. They know rich people and have jewels and leverage things to get stuff and the parties, OH THE PARTIES. Also: insert blind aunt with a black slave that acts as her eyes. Talk about how gorgeous Jamie is, the various colors in his hair, how tall he is in heeled shoes and a powdered wig, and everyone stares at Claire's bewbs.

Claire and Jamie set up a little cabin in the woods, but there is no little man by the window stood. Briana and wee friend come hoping by and knocks at their door. This is actually before the cabin, BUT WORK WITH ME. Pa! Daughter! QUIT WEARING PANTS YE WEE BESOM! I am from the 60s and burned my bra, don't tell me nothing! [insert loads of bickering and misunderstandings and sighing by Claire.]

They realize she's pregnant and THAT IS NOT ON. So Jamie and nephew beat the living shit out of Roger who came calling and send him off to the Injuns. Series of unfortunate events, the birthing of the baby with Jamie in attendance only, Roger is broken, beaten and scarred and the nephew trades himself for Roger and becomes an Injun.

Oh, there was a gay dude in love with Jamie in book three who got him to kiss him, and Jamie got a baby off some lady (Lady) and Gay Character raises said son as his own. WHO IS BLONDE HEADED BUT STRAPPING.

Everyone decides on a tenuous life in the mountains together BUT THE FIRE STILL HANGS OVER THEIR HEAD, bum bum buuuuuum!

BOOK FIVE

Hey, guess when this is? late 1700s. IN AMERICA. Yep, these folks OF COURSE will be involved in the Revolution. [insert rumblings amongst the locals, the lack of concern from the locals, all sorts of trades from the locals, the desire for a coopersmith [SIC], for Jamie is now making BOURBON. Because it's like scotch, you see, what, you dinna ken?]

Turns out! Roger is the ANCESTOR OF THE GREEN EYED WITCH! They find a skull in the woods with MODERN DENTISTRY. They also find another worm hole thingy majigger in the woods, and they can all zip away, maybe, except for how much it sucks to go through time! [take a moment to sing, "Gonna go BACKintiiiiiime!"]

Something happens and Roger meets his great great x bazillion grandmother and helps her. And he ends up getting hung, but the rope is green, so he just slowly strangles until he almost dies, BUT CLAIR IS A DOCTOR REMEMBER.

[insert babble about the baby growing up, how to make penicillin in Olden Tymes, a donkey named Clarence, and unrest with the Injuns] Nephew comes back some times to visit with his red-skinned wife. He, of course, now looks like a savage.

But what about that fire? And the revolution? And how beautiful Jamie's hair is? NOW FLECKED WITH SILVER. Silver amongst the flames like an autumn sunset.... And Claire is hot. And they still bone. And we read about her daughter boning a bit. And the rapist is ever present on their mind.

AND THEY SEE HIM. And shoot! But guns sucked back then, so they maybe didn't kill him. And he says the baby is his! And more shit about their booze still and farms, and blah blah blah.

Will Jamie betray the King of England (yes.) But he can't, because that's how he's free in Amerka. He could go back to prison! [insert side tale of huge African woman that bones a frontiersman] Will Jamie fight the redcoats? And seriously, what the fuck is up with that fire? THEY ARE POISED ON THE KNIFE'S EDGE, KASSIE.

...and that's the last I read. Because sweet Jesus.



Just, if you are so invested in stories you write that you compare fanfic to someone telling you they want to rape your real daughter or seduce your actual living husband, YOU HAVE EXPOSED YOURSELF FOR A MARY SUE. HEMHEM (Um, her husband? Tall red head. Same with her daughter. I'm just saying.) Also, you're a bit of a crackpot, Diana. She's been around the internet since the Compuserve days, too, so this CANNOT be new to her. Roll your eyes and keep writing like Charlaine Harris does, lady. SPEAKING OF: TODAY THERE IS MOAR ERIC. Shut it, I can't help that I imagine Askars when I read her books. It's like Charlaiine is writing fanfiction of True Blood, LOL x A MILLION.

Welcome to the world of a genre fic writer, lady. It's a COMPLIMENT. They aren't making money (or they shouldn't be, I'll agree with you on that. Adopt Jim Butcher's philosophy.) Or read this and realize how Dee You Em your allegations are.

LASTLY: I am making more tamales today and tomorrow because all the ones I made on New Years done got et. OM NOM NOM.

[ETA] Someone in West Texas needs some help/info, if you can, please do!

Comments

[elizardbits.livejournal.com]

You ask them to autograph that picture at book signings, am I right? Lol. No, please don't do that, weirdo.

O HAI I SEE WHAT YOU DID THAR

i shall not be deterred!

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

LOL OMG DO NOT BRING YOUR ERIC IS AN OCTOPUS AND BEEEEL IS A SEA ANEMONE MANIP IN TO BE SIGNED!!

...wait, cancel that. DO THAT. And film it. And send me the tape for fun times.

Signal boost: calling West Texas

[mecurtin.livejournal.com]

I have no idea where you are in Texas, but I figure someone stopping by here may be able to help:

A friend of a friend of copperbadge is stranded in scenic Fort Stockton, TX, with her cat (http://copperbadge.livejournal.com/3013562.html?thread=62814906). A suicidal deer took out her car, and Greyhound won't let her take her cat on the bus. She's trying to get to El Paso.

Details and contact person at the link.

Re: Signal boost: calling West Texas

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

Oh, ack! I'm not right by there, but let's hope someone reading will have some info/help! I have a bunch of West Tx. peeps around here.

[kseenaa.livejournal.com]

*laughs ass off* Geez... I think I read those when I was around 17-18. X-D I loved them back then.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

They are the very DEFINITION of escapist reading, and I had a blast with the first 3. Then they just kept going, and going and going and...

[jerusha]

I love all the comments on DG's post, about how fanfiction is ILLEGAL and IMMORAL and IT'S JUST LIKE STEALING. My favorite comment is from the girl who's a literature major and has lawyer relatives, so, of course, she knows that fanfiction is illegal.

*goes off to read more comments and cackle* I haven't been this entertained by a good wank in awhile.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

It's funny because for those of us [um, isn't it everyone by now?] who've been kicking it on the internet for, oh, more than A YEAR know that something called "fan fiction" exists. And you've most likely seen a post about the legalities of it, etc. It's a tired old rant, in other words. Yow.

AND HAHAHAHAHAHA to the literature major with lawyer friends! THAT'S HILARIOUS.

[flaming-muse.livejournal.com]

I have never read these books, but I know with absolute certainty that I like your recap better!

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

WHEE!! I gotta say, I read the hell out of the first three as a new mom. They're the perfect def. of escapist reading, which has its place. But they're not PROUST (even though she's going for his verbosity record, but in a, um, more casual-tone way. Also: no talk about biscuits and her mother.) :D

[brunettepet.livejournal.com]

I only read the first one and, though entertained, didn't need to pursue more about this perfect couple and their time traveling love affair. Now I will pursue it all afternoon via fanfiction. Diana is making me do it!

Tamales!

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

BWAH HA HA!! (I actually started with Book 2, not knowing it was a series. I liked 1 - 3 for what they were, but it went seriously wheels off with 4 and continuing. I never felt compelled to finish it out.)

TAMALES!! YO TE LOVE TAMALES SO MOOSH.

[halfmoon-mollie.livejournal.com]

I enjoy the books - and admit it freely. My Favorite Professor refers to the main character as Jamie with the Laughing Thighs (which always makes me giggle.) Yes, they ARE escapist reading, and fun.

It seems like there has always been types of 'fanfic', even before the internets.

I just wanted to weigh in here...because those books are a guilty pleasure for me.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

Oh, I admit several times in comments (here and there) that I enjoyed 1 - 3. They just... kept going. And it was loads of random stuff "kitted together" as Gabaldon calls it. Too little plot, too much "let me take you through my 18th century medicine cabinet and describe random happenings with people." Which was fun at first, then I just wanted to know WHO IS THE FATHER, TELL ME MOAR ABOUT THE TIME TRAVEL, GAH.

But come on, pirates?! I loved Voyager. :D

[minstrel666.livejournal.com]

There are two types of adolescent escapist writing: that written by boys and that written by girls.

The boys' one will inevitably be scoring lots of chicks until you find THE ONE. The girls' one will inevitably be finding THE ONE, scoring lots of hot boys, and then going back to the one.

Unless it's one of those weird femme girls' ones, where the character is supposedly empowered, but not really, and only gets to score with just one dude (I'm looking at you, Norton!).

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

See: Joss Whedon.

Crossing the streams

[the-soul-of-wit.livejournal.com]

Egon says it would be bad. :-X

D:

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

EGON, NOT RAY.

Forgive me, Ghostbusters, I have shamed you.

[redbrickrose.livejournal.com]

I haven't read the books, but now I feel like I probably know everything I need to know about them :)

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

OMG, Hannah, each book is like, 400+ pages long. There are (apparently) 7 of them!! With future plans for 2 more, I think I read.

THAT IS A LOT OF WORDS.

[arcana-j.livejournal.com]

"...and that's the last I read. Because sweet Jesus."

What if I paid you? I think we could raise a substantial fund, call it the STONEY SAVES US THE AGGRAVATION OF READING TRIPE fund. I'd pay into that.

Also, I'm pretty sure dinna kens are illegal in 48 of the 50 states.

Also, also, this author reminds me of those people who draw only shit fan art and shittier copies of well known artist's work, then cover their websites with "copyright" notices that amount to a paragraph of OMGWTF DON' STEEL MAH WERK! OR I KEEL YOO!

(reposted to fix html)

[arcana-j.livejournal.com]

Memo to me: Jezus, use the preview function dumbass. I'm not reposting a third time.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

HAVE YOU NEVER HEARD OF A CERTAIN CRACK PURVEYOR CALLED STEPHENIE MEYERS?

Because if that's not hope for all unpublished writers, I don't know what is.

[menomegirl.livejournal.com]

I recall reading this series, enjoyed the hell out of them up until book four, when I realized I was bored with them.

Sounds like Diana Gabaldon has been eating the same crazy flakes Anne Rice buys.

Thanks for the links, sweetie. *goes to read*

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

That's just how it was for me, too, enjoyed the first 3 then started getting very weary.

[samwe1.livejournal.com]

So... ahem. *cough*

I encountered the first book of the Outlander series earlier last year... it was slightly entertaining. After reading it and returning it to the library, I promptly forgot the title and author (I suck like that). Since I'm lax in keeping up with my reading journal (you know, keeping a list of Titles, Authors, and Plot so if I inadvertently reread something I can check the journal and go, "Hey! It wasn't deja vu the whole time! I really did read this book before!! lawlz") and I tend to devour five to ten books at a time with only vague memories of the storyline and characters in them... it can be interesting and frustrating when I want to reread a book or recommend it or just converse coherently about one (huzzah, nonsensical run on sentence).

I had a waking dream about a month ago about a nurse that fell back into time and got it on with a scot. BUT I COULDN'T RECALL ANYTHING ELSE BUT THAT. No character names or any other plot or stuff (actually, that's a lie, I remembered that the scot was a virgin). And I knew that it wasn't birthed from the loins of my imagination because A MOTHER KNOWS HER CHILD YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN.

Ahem. Anyways. This comment is just a round about longish way of letting you know that I'm thankful you have posted about Outlander. Not that I have a desire to read any more of them, but now, with your help, I have solved one of the bajillion mysteries in my mind. *cough* Thank you.

By the way, your descriptions of the books are the shit. LAUGHING. SO. MUCH.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

You know, for what they are (escapist reading, not freaking high lit) they're fun. They're massive time killers, too, which can be a good thing. But they don't seem to ever END. Some people love that, I just get worn down, that's all.

I mean, these aren't TWILIGHT. :D

[bienegold.livejournal.com]

As ever, I bring my ability to focus on utter minutiae, but coopersmith? What the hell.

Seriously, though, if you don't want people writing creepy porn about your family members, than NEITHER SHOULD YOU.

edited for borking my own brain

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

t's a freakin' coppersmith, but she wants it to be cooper blah blah, whatev. I'm sure she found some random letter from Ye Olden Tymes that referred to it as such, and there you have it. (See, you need someone to make the bands for the oak casks, otherwise, how can you make yer whiskey?)

AHAHAHAHA YOUR LAST SENTENCE = THAT IS IT EXACTLY.

[anelith.livejournal.com]

I read the first three books when Evan was born -- perfect brain candy for those late-night feedings, you know? And then... just lost interest in the next few books.

You know, she could always *delete* the fanfic that some nut emailed to her, without reading it. Does she have some weird compulsion to read it, or what?

Anyway, a smart author doesn't read fanfic based on his/her own stories for a much more practical reason -- doesn't want to be sued if there's some similarity between the fic and the actual story. If you don't read it, you can claim with perfect truth that you couldn't have plagiarized it.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

Hahaha, I said in a comment above that I did the same thing after my kids were born, too!

And yes - you don't read theirs for the chance of getting sued and having all of that malarkey. That's Jim Butch's stance, he's great.

[shipperx.livejournal.com]

Jim Butcher's stance is entirely to rational for fandom. LOL!

And reading that cracked-out summary of the book series...is it bad that NOW I'm tempted to read them? ::embarrassed::

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

Heck no, read it and then come tell me how it ends! :D

[tabaqui]

*dies laughing*

I read the first book and was mildly intrigued by the gay/bi/evil guy and gay!sex! that was actually pretty atrocious rape but then....i got really confused and annoyed and stopped reading.

Her fans that are with her all squirming and going 'eeeeeewww, fanfic! icky! porn!!' are insane. She's a bit touched, too. Sheesh.

Having read your recaps of more of the books - good lord.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

Yeah, you think, oh how wonderful there's a gay characte- WHY IS THERE ALWAYS RAAAAAAPE?!

[sweetumms33.livejournal.com]

I contemplated reading these books. So glad I didn't
They'd never live up to your descriptions! !

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

The first ones are really fun - long, but fun. But they just... don't...stop.

[roonilwazlib6.livejournal.com]

What is this I don't even

I've had two people tell me I would "love" Outlander or Highlander or whatever the hell it's called because I'm an historian. And from your summary... NO. JUST NO. I am an early Americanist, and I can tell you that I would be ready to rip my hair out by book five. SWEET JESUS.

Though as a testament to your sense of humor, I've never even read this books and your summaries made me lol.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

ZAH MAH GAHD AH KNAAAAH! Her reaction and hypocrisy are just TOO MUCH.

Now. You probably would like the books (I liked them, just got meh by 5) because she REALLY REALLY researched shit and wants the reader to know it. It would be fun to hear if anything was wrong, hint hint. :)

[maybe1ce.livejournal.com]

Oh, it gets better. The "romantic hero?" is based on a character from Dr. Who and the actor who played him, combined with her husband. This character has his hand nailed to a table and he is branded and raped. And, she's creeped out by fanfic?

[gehayi.livejournal.com]

And she ADMITS this. She wrote a book called The Outlander Companion and she stated that Jamie Fraser was based partly on Highlander piper and companion of the Second Doctor, Jamie MacCrimmon, played by Frazer Hines. Jamie MacCrimmon...Frazer Hines...Jamie...Frazer...gee, I can't imagine where she got her hero's name from, can you?

[a2zmom.livejournal.com]

I have never heard of these books, but now I want to write bad fanfic based on them and send it to her.

Yes, I am that evil.

[vermin-nz.livejournal.com]

Now that's the kind of evil I'd like to see. Go for it! :)

[vermin-nz.livejournal.com]

Damn, Stoney...more Eric? I might have to go and check out the local bookshop.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

MOAR ERIC!!!!!!!!

[nijireiki.livejournal.com]

Charlaine Harris is writing fanfic of Eric and the NakedTimes! I was very disappointed re: lack of garish '80s neon spandex sexsuit in the entire expanded freakin' maenad sex scene season. Love it.

I know I would not make it in the 1700s, or if I did, I would be completely fuckin' crazy. And probably infect everybody with horribly mutated antibiotic-resistant diseases from the futurepresent, causing changes in the futurepast, hopefully leading to Gameboys getting invented a century or two sooner, because SHEESH. What am I going to do, go to Indian School? Lame. What I'm saying is I would not write romantic historical fiction, I would write crack-comedy alterna-history, or possibly Star Trek/Dr. Who or some irresponsible variant.

And, if you're not going to go the Jim Butcher route, go completely the other direction. She should take a note from the Avatar the Last Airbender (pre-Shyamalan) guys and take that fan crack and ride it all the way to canonville. They hired people off of DeviantArt, after the show was already in full swing.

WHAT, I LIKE KUNG-FU MAGIC CARTOONS, BITE ME.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

I MEAN SHE TOTALLY IS AMIRITE? What everything needs: more trashy clothing and low-rent expectations for "classy shit" and I would like to hear moar about this expert makeup Sookie does OMG. LOL.

EFF YOU KUNG FU MA- wait, those are awesome!

[nymphaeaelegans.livejournal.com]

Oh my god, she is just made of so much crazy. I've ranted abou her already today and I keep reading about her, and I just can't get enough of the stupidity. It is a train wreck. Not like a train wreck, it is one.

hello I am a random lurker yes how are you good good

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

So much crazy, right!?!??!?!?!?!??!

And pssh, lurkers are always welcome here, pop up anytime. :D