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Oh. Fandom. Fandoms are wonderful, aren't they? The loopy people I've met out there are precisely what make me afraid of ever going to a con. Although, I suppose I would be safe enough if I dressed normally... But what is the fun of doing that in a setting where it is socially acceptable to dress like a retard? Not getting glomped by strangers with poor hygiene, I guess...



That middle one didn't work out quite so well for the Phantom of the Opera. (Oh, c'mon. You knew that one was coming.) And don't tell me you've never wanted to ******** someone you'd never met. =P Although, I guess if the sole reason for said wanting to ******** is that they upload to youtube, then... yeah, that is a little sad.



I saw that one. It made me facepalm so hard I left a mark. I also saw the one where she said she wished she could find the Vampire Diaries book fandom and thought "O hay I know." But no. Considering all of the completely retarded tv show fans who manage to find it, I wonder at your google-fu if you have searched for it and cannot.

Actually, the Internet just give a lovely window to show up how ******** up one is. A very readily available window.

I still recall, back in 1995, how wonderful the Internet is, how in awe I weas when I discovered a website from an University in Vienna and the beauty of emails and all. Soon enough tho, I also discovered the ugly side of the Internet (gallerygore.com comes in mind).

But, back then, your had to master the html and find yourself a hosting server and voilà. No censorship, no credit billing in order to easily access porn, etc... It was freedom of expression at it's most purest and crudest form at once. Nowadays, you have much more easier tools for building sites, fanpage and all, but censorship crept its way in the Internet, killing it's neutrality. But that's a whole other debate and I'm straying away from the topic.

I understand that yes, there's many ******** up people out there in using the net for odd purpose, but that's yesterday news and I've grown a skin. And really, if I catch someone trying to glomb my 35 years old a**, if I ever go to a con, he'll gets one heck of a "For ******** Sake" scream

I've never posted to something like that, though I've considered Post Secret on occasion.

Sometimes there are just things you don't feel you can trust your friends/family with, but is burning a hole in you. Something you have to get out there in some form. Even fandom related.

Now, admittedly I think quite a few of the people that posted to that are complete idiots. But that's why they're saying it in a place where they are anonymous.

Because if people like us took cracks at them while they're anonymous, just think of how they would feel if they were saying it publicly.

Oh look, a Xani! I've had this song stick in my head for the past few days, and I dunno why, but it reminded me of you. I think we used to joke about being "oh so goffik" or something. Man, it's pretty bad when Voltaire himself corrects your youtube vid and you don't fix it. xd



Haha. That site is actually pretty funny, though. This one killed me. And the one about teaching high, because I'm pretty sure I had teachers who did that. Well, the one was just so burned out, he probably just seemed high. Poor guy. He'd always talk to me after class and you just couldn't get it through his rambling that "Hey, I'm gonna be late for my next class." So I'd have to walk out on him, and I'm pretty sure he stood there talking to the air until his next class came. I felt bad, but what can you do?

The part that gets me is that they kept reprinting "goatse" so you know people are gonna start googling that like hell now.

Hilarious.

*headdesk*

*repeat*

I suppose I should've seen that coming.

Aw... Have you tried flashblock?