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| Erical | May 2 2009, 10:46 PM Post #1 |
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1. You find a 1948 Emergency Surgery book with diagrams, photos, and step-by-step instructions and are heart-broken when you can't afford it. 2. Your Amazon wishlist/shoppinglist includes the following titles:
3. The books you get out of the university library are more about legends, superstitions and psychology than your degree. 4. It is insanely easy to confuse Omegle strangers. 5. You bought your first complete Shakespeare at twelve and had read it by twenty. 6. You swear in foreign languages. 7. You have a historical crush whom no one knows. 8. You have more than ONE historical crush whom no one knows. 9. You use the word 'whom'. 10. You used the word 'calumny' in a short story for Uni and are worried that no one else will know what it means. 11. You started a list called 'Infinite Signs that you are a Geek'. 12. You think Henry V, Vidocq, The Black Prince, and Llewellyn ap Iorwyth are cute. 13. You also think Fred Astaire and Humphrey Bogart are cute. 14. Most of your favorite film stars are dead. 15. You have seen at least a portion of all the Star Trek series, of Babylon Five, and of Firefly. You prefer Firefly, Babylon Five, and the Original Star Trek. Edited by Erical, May 2 2009, 10:48 PM.
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| Lena | May 2 2009, 11:35 PM Post #2 |
This s**t is Lenanas: L-E-N-A-N-A-S
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16. Your current living crush cannot speak your language, for he is a Hungarian musical actor. 17. You have puppies at the bottom of your pool. 18. You roleplay. There is no exception. 19. You can quote Doctor Who episodes from the 4th Doctor. 20. You've BOUGHT episodes of Doctor Who from 1969. 21. Your 'light reading' for the weekend is Faust. 22. Or Les Miserables, or Phantom, or Sandman in any form or matter. 23. You use the word 'arse' 24. You have memorized the periodic table. 25. By memorizing the letters. 26. When you commonly correct your world history teacher and are completely correct. 27. When psychology textbooks are a good way to spend two hours |
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| Erical | May 3 2009, 12:15 AM Post #3 |
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28. You have met the sixth Doctor, and far preferred him to Hercules, who was at the same con. 29. You bought a copy of the 1860 version (a modern reprint) of Gray's Anatomy at the same time as buying the cartoon 'The Iron Giant'. 30. You tried to write a simple short story about a Pierrot and ended up with a novel idea that includes a swathe of legend and fairy-tale and was part-way inspired by Neil Gaiman. 31. Your novel is on hold while you research the mythological beasts of the world and work out the complex eco system. 32. You wanted to buy a Welsh and French bible - just because. 33. You did a presentation on Vidocq for a work presentation. 34. You regularly want to correct your Creative Writing lecturer 35. ...and just about have a heart-attack when she intimates that 'Literary' fiction is better, harder to write, more deep, more complicated, less formulaic, and more thought provoking than Genre fiction. 36. You threw a pillow at the TV when watching Seeker because of how it butchered Susan Cooper's classic. Edited by Erical, May 3 2009, 12:16 AM.
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| Sieglinde | May 3 2009, 03:18 AM Post #4 |
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37. Your biggest life dream of life is to hear a complete Ring in Bayreuth. 38. You want to learn French, only to read Les Mis in original, and Japanese, only to read a certain Les Mis doujinshi (yes, it's Valjean/Javert). 39. You've read the Bard when others were reading Andersen, and you enjoyed it. 40. You know a Julius Caesar quote for everything. 41. You hate the LotR movies, but adore the books. You own and read Silmarillion, Unfinished Tales, The Children of Húrin, and you downloaded HoME. 42. You know what "HoME" means. 43. When you've first read the Turin Turambar story, you screamed "KULLERVO" even before knowing it was its base. 44. Which means, you've read and love Kalevala. 45. You've read Vidocq's autobiography just because he was the base of Valjean and Javert. 46. You've read Pére Goriot, Lost Illusions, and A Harlot High And Low just because Vautrin was based on Vidocq. 47. You are reading now the whole Comédie Humaine, just because it's THAT badass. 48. You tried to read Sue, and you almost exploded by its badness. 49. You can sing a lot of operas and musicals wholly. Including the bass arias. 50. All your (limited) Italian knowledge comes from operas. 51. You randomly burst out in arias or LM/Elisabeth/Sweeney songs when something makes you think of them. Or without the something. 52. You fangirls anarchists because Lucheni was one. 53. You know Life of Brian and the Holy Grail by heart. 54. Whatever you read/see, you relate it to Les Mis. 55. Your life is complete when you can sit down and watch your favourite Sergio Leone/Sam Peckinpah movies 100th time. 56. You watch non-Chaplin silent films and enjoy them. 57. You're working on a 19th century fantasy which contains numerous suspiciously slashy or awkward pairings: a highwayman-turned-into-paladin and an inquisitor, a half-fairy warrior and an assassin, a crazy bandit and a (not so virginal) priestess. It also includes an inspired-by-Mozart Dark Queen who wants to rule the world with undeads. And there will be revolution, because all 19th century stories need a revolution. It also has a fairy King who looks like Khan and is competely gay. Edited by Sieglinde, May 3 2009, 03:31 AM.
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| Skazka | May 3 2009, 07:23 AM Post #5 |
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58. You post on little_details community on Livejournal (and the like) more often than you post on your own blog. You find yourself asking suspiciously awkward questions there. 59. You've become something like a plague carrier for foreign language musicals. (Four converts and counting, guys!) 60. You don't see anything strange about walking around just reading the Iliad. For fun. 61. You've brought suspiciously creepy works of fiction (or non-fiction) to school/work and read them there, under the excuse of "It's CULTURE!/It's RESEARCH!" 62. You grow faint at the thought of having blood drawn from your fingers, yet you know far too much about historical execution methods. 63. You could feasibly start a small, classically-styled revolution in the comfort of your own street. 64. You compare your height to that of historical personages and feel accomplished. ("HA! TAKE THAT, ALEXANDER! In your face, Robespierre!") 65. You might not even know the words, but damn your eyes, you'll break out into song in German/Hungarian/French/Japanese any day. 66. You've looked at any of the following: H.P. Lovecraft; Dickie Loeb (as in, Leopold And); Neil Gaiman; Blixa Bargeld; Oscar Wilde; suicidal French poets; Alexander the Great; certain war poets of World War One: and found yourself thinking, "Oh, shit! He's cute!" 67. Anachronistic profanity. (That said-- SWIVEFRIGQUIMARSE!) 68. You find your life troubles make best sense when described with elaborate literary analogies. 69. You legitimately enjoyed Crime and Punishment. |
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| Alandree | May 3 2009, 08:19 AM Post #6 |
 
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70. You find Shakespearean monologue bits creeping into your thoughts, and thusly incorporating them into your everyday speech. 71. You administrate two roleplaying message boards. 72. You have to assure your friends that the kind of roleplaying you are into does not involve real life kink or strange men you've picked up at bars. 73. The kind of roleplaying you are into does not involve real life kink or strange men you've picked up at bars. 74. You dream about roleplaying. 75. You have an unhealthy obsession with rubber ducks. 76. You have an unhealthy obsession with musicals. 77. You relate situations in school to themes in musicals. You then proceed to raise your hand and describe how these things relate to such musicals in great detail in front of your English class. 78. You sing arias in the cafeteria, and enjoy the stares. 79. You read The Catcher in the Rye for fun. 80. You get excited listening to We Didn't Start the Fire, just to hear Billy Joel sing 'and the Catcher in the Rye'. 81. You wish you could be a body catching a body in the rye fields. 82. You, for the most part, prefer your online friends to your real life ones. |
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| Elise | May 3 2009, 11:39 AM Post #7 |
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83. You used money that was meant for your senior prom to buy the Tenth Anniversary Concert Soundtrack of Les Misérables. 84. You were then more excited about the cd than the prom. 85. You literally clap your hands and squeal when Colm Wilkinson sings "Took my FLIGHT!!!!!!" Even while driving. 86. You literally clap your hands and squeal when Philip Quast starts singing "Stars". Even while driving. 87. You think Victor Hugo is just the funniest man who ever lived. 88. The highlight of your month long venture to Australia was seeing Port Arthur, where they kept the prisoners. 89. You would have squealed the entire time, but were too in awe. 90. The other highlight of your trip was going inside the Sydeny Opera House. 91. Your children will be named after the 12 sons of Jacob, dead composers, and various characters from Victorian Gothic horror novels. 92. You're dead serious about naming your son Wolfgang. 93. You hear "Edward" and think "Edward Hyde" (ALIIIIIIVE!!!) 94. Your summer plans include: Slaying a Gorgon to get invisible armor from Hermes, then using said armor to slay Edward Cullen and make a leather jacket out of his sparkly flesh, and then fiding the tomb of Herod Agrippa so you can scrawl "Cassius wuz here" on it in Latin, with "wuz" mispelled in the Latin equivalent. 95. You added to your summer plans, and now you want to recruit people with you to break the law by walking around Kentucky with ice cream in your back pocket, and then gather enough of your friends to sing "One Day More" in bathing suits in a public place in Florida (also against the law). |
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| Sieglinde | May 3 2009, 02:08 PM Post #8 |
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96. You have an unhealthy passion for trench coats, uniform-like coats, and practically every double-breasted coat. 97. You always wear a shirt, vest, neckkerchief and jacket under your coat in winter. You hate sweaters and refuse to wear "such a modern, unromantic shit". 98. You have western boots, poncho, and super-expensive leather vest. And wear them. When you have the boots on, you walk exactly like Henry Fonda. 99. You walk around pretending to be a spaghetti western hero / 19th century policeman / jedi / assassin / truly EVIL vampire. 100. You perform One Day More under the shower and you can copy the voice of every character perfectly. 101. You refuse to refer the Scottish Play by its title, even outside a theatre. 102. Your favourite time of year is June 5-6. You wear red and black/tricolore sash and you listen to LM the whole day. 103. On June 7, you wear all black, and are utterly sorrowful. When someone asks what's the matter, you stare at them and call them uneducated. Before that, at 1 in the morning, you were reading "that" chapter and listening Quast to it, and sobbed like mad. 104. You are unable bake pies without singing "The Worst Pies In London" and "A Little Priest". 105. You can perform Sweeney's Ballad alone, and your favourite part be the extremely high Pirelli/Beadle mini-duet. 106. You think slitting throats while singing is competely okay. 107. When you are listening to Jesus Christ Superstar, you scream along every high note and you count the lashes. Edited by Sieglinde, May 3 2009, 02:09 PM.
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| Elise | May 3 2009, 02:54 PM Post #9 |
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108. You think someone who dropped out of college to star as Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar is the bomb. 109. You know the recipe for good theatre blood. 110. You've made this blood outside of theatre and took pictures of yourself as a certain dead revolutionary. 111. You cross dress. Regularly. For amusement. 112. You have no qualms about pretending to be someone else. 113. You draw chibis of people who should never be chibis. 114. Your friends have stopped using your real name, and instead refer to you as "Enjolras", "Enjy", "Apollo", "Eponine", "'Ponine", "Inspector", and/or "Javvy". 115. You have stopped using your friend's real names, instead content to shout "Jean Jehan Space Cadet Pooh Bear Prouvaire" or "FEUILLY!!" or "JOLLLLY!!" or "COURFEYRAC!!!" across the room. 116. You will sit with your voice teacher fangirling out over Les Mis instead of actually singing. 117. You draw sideburns on your face with eyeliner. That actually look good! 118. You've committed suicide off a friend's porch. Three times. 119. You have a red flag that used to be a tablecloth. 120. You've named this flag "Patria". 121. You SLEEP WITH this flag named Patria. 122. You are very protective of Patria and won't let anyone else, especially R, touch her. 123. You chased R around her yard with a garden hoe, screaming "GIVE HER BACK!!!" when she took her off the pole. 124. You play three men, two women, die four times and have to arrest yourself when you tape Les Mis with your friends. |
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| Skazka | May 3 2009, 08:10 PM Post #10 |
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125. You've sung various bits of Les Miz in the car, in their entirety. 126. These bits are male-specific, and you are female. They are also duets or crowd songs. You enjoy yourself thoroughly. 127. You get royally cheesed off when in a student production, they flub the lines, and you notice-- because you were mouthing along the lines with them. 128. You realise that women cannot grow sideburns, and are filled with woe. 129. You're consistently infuriated by Cosette. 130. You have coined terms for musical-induced ecstasy. 131. You have more musical videos on your iPod than you have MUSIC videos. 132. You have 5+ different copies of the same song. In at least two different languages. None are duplicates. 133. You inherited at least once item of musical memorabilia from a family member. Actually inherited. 134. You know historically accurate slang for at least one character occupation. Bonus points if this occupation is criminal. Bonus points on top of that if the occupation is "prostitute". 135. You know how to make good-flavoured Hammer Horror fake blood. (Distinct from #109 in that it needn't look convincing from far away-- it's gooey, thick, dark and notably fake looking. But hey. It's Hammer. What did you expect?) 136. You're a RHPS fanatic. 137. You're not old enough to see RHPS in theaters, though, so, alas, still a Virgin. 138. You have a strange fangirl fixation on at least one convicted criminal. (Again, bonus points if this criminal is a murderer. More still if they murdered for fun. Infinite points-- or perhaps simply +1794 points-- if said criminal was a member of the Committee of Public Safety.) 139. It's not crossdressing if it's for a role, damnit! I swear! |
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| Erical | May 4 2009, 12:53 AM Post #11 |
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140. You organised a production of Les Mis sung a capella by yourself and your three brothers. 141. You memorised all the songs you were singing (which included most of the libretto, less the songs that weren't on TAC, the last bit of One Day More, and the scene with Thenardier's Gang in Act I) 142. You arranged the costumes. 143. You performed in front of a neighbour and some friends. 144. You played all the female roles, random students, and several male roles. 145. You sing musicals or recite lines from plays to yourself for fun. 146. You used to recite the lines from a Pantomime you were in backwards when you were bored. 147. When working as a cleaner you used to read the books in the Youth Counsellor's office, the Principal's office, and the Drama room. 148. You watched a student Dramatic Play of Les Miserables and could point out everything they got wrong. 149. You almost attacked the stage when they ruined Javert's death scene. 150. You still twitch about it. 151. You are studying the Commedia dell'Arte - for fun. 152. You love Sabatini novels - especially Scaramouche. 153. You've been reading your parents novels since about when you were 11. 154. You were an expert on Arthurian Legend at 13. 155. You research every detail in the RP posts you make down to the make of the watch your character is wearing or what historically accurate stethoscopes look like. 156. You watched a series of medical videos to get an idea of what an enucleation looks like. 157. You have to educate people on what Enucleation means. 158. You love OM because you started this thread late yesterday and there are already over 150 reasons!! |
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| Lena | May 4 2009, 03:24 PM Post #12 |
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This s**t is Lenanas: L-E-N-A-N-A-S
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159. You have developed an unhealthy fixation on pre-1950's dentistry techniques (Bonus points if these techniques involve no form of pain stabilization whatsoever) 160. You want to hit Skazka for not sharing more of the Hungarian/German/Foreign Language wealth. 161. You've seen Shock Treatment. Hell, if you've heard a single song, it counts. 162. Your theatre friends have a video of you singing along to German musicals when you honestly and truthfully thought you were only whispering. 163. You were actually screaming them. 164. In a manishly girly voice for Herbert, wimpy voice for Alfred. 165. You wonder how your favorite 'modern' celebrities would look in a corset and period pieces. 166. At the age of eight, you had a reading comprehension score that was above college level. 167. When your parents decide to take you to a medical/psychological professional, you decide to research on their topic (Bonus if you mess with the psychologist's head) 168. You greet your friends with a charming 'HOOPLA!' in the mornings in honor of RHPS and Shock Treatment. 169. Bonus if that greeting is followed by: "Come and see the day that Mister sun has painted us with his golden brush." 170. You have random sessions in which you are suddenly a British actress who is the same age as your grandmother, arguing with an elderly British actor about whether or not "Richard was a douchebag." (Another Rocky Horror thing, folks. Patricia Quinn and Richard O'Brien) |
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| Skazka | May 4 2009, 06:54 PM Post #13 |
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171. You have sung a romantic duet by yourself. (Lena already wins this, as well as the allotted bonus points for it being done in voices. And it being a *gay* romantic duet.) 172. When singing along to various songs, you feel inclined to add the screaming. 173. You can list at least 10 historically correct appellations for homosexuality. With no preparation. 174. You've accidentally used a less-than-modern idiom or profanity in ordinary conversation. ("Well, I'll be mogadored!" does not count.) 175. You've managed to get even your school's religious nuts hooked on Good Omens. 176. You had to renovate your room for more bookshelves. They still overflow. 177. You're officially gifted and talented, yet seem to manifest this in conversation as being extremely dorky and flighty. (The best way.) 178. You have had, at any point, LOVE and HATE written on your knuckles. 179. Any reference to the word "spark" is immediately followed up by a Cheshire cat grin and an echo of "spahhk!" (And, in due turn, any reference to Spock becomes this.) 180. When offered curry, the response is, "TIM Curry?" You feel no shame about this. 181. You've had photos of Captain Kirk, Sean Connery, Maximilien Robespierre, gay German vampires, or a stage actor in full character makeup hung up in your school locker at any point. 182. Said photos were removed by school administration for being pinups. 183. You find yourself using in-character endearments or speech affectations. 184. You've said, at any point, a statement like "Mister Darcy might be a literary stud, but break me off a piece of that Razumikhin!" (Followed up by a cougar purr.) 185. You know everything you know about the military due to your chosen fandoms. 186. You can only accurately draw historical/period military uniforms, due to said chosen fandoms. Edited by Skazka, May 6 2009, 06:02 AM.
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| Christian | May 5 2009, 05:30 AM Post #14 |
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187. You own a full Napoleonic-era navy uniform, which you sewed after collecting hundreds of pics and descriptions about them. 188. You wear it. 189. You can speak Pirate anytime, not just Talk Like A Pirate Day. 190. You hate Bonaparte and hail Sir Horatio. 191. You can't stop yourself from belting out Britten arias while driving. No matter they're far out of your range. 192. You celebrate the day of Trafalgar, the the anniversaries of your favourite opera premieres. 193. You're obsessed with Age of Sail. 194. Including PotC. 195. Including obscure forgotten old Hollywood movies. 196. You obsess over Herman Melville. 197. You read every article/eassy you can get, and you claim Melville was gay for Hawthorne, and you love it. 198. You find a fellow Britten fangirl on LJ, and get overly excited. 199. You dream about joining the Royal Navy. 200. You can talk about historical mutinies for hours. |
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| lifeofalimabean | May 11 2009, 10:27 PM Post #15 |
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201. You saw all of the Star Trek movies before you were old enough to know what Star Trek was, and have a deep abiding love of them because they take you back to your childhood. 202. You know exactly which of your favorite actors have all played Klingons. (And that Christopher Lloyd was the best Klingon.) 203. You can't stand Spock and Kirk being hot in the new movie, because they are so deeply tied to your childhood that it feels conflicting. Sulu and Chekov, however, may have been your first crushes. 204. You know the Star Trek movies so well, that you can tell them to fellow (movie deprived) trekkies as if they were bedtime stories. In fact, you have. 205. Fanfiction is cheaper than porn. But when it comes down to it, you've seen enough startlingly well written fic that you'll defend it's merits. 206. You've ever been on TV Tropes.com. 207. It never actually occurred to you that you couldn't grow up to be a dragon. |
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| Erical | May 12 2009, 01:02 AM Post #16 |
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208. You belonged to an Anne McCaffrey e-mail role play when you were around 14 and killed off your own brother's character for dramatic effect. (okay. He gave me PERMISSION!!) 209. You have ever written a poem named Enucleation. 210. You gravitate to medical textbooks in the university library and look at the glossy full colour pictures of wounds and boils and blisters. 211. And then look at the colour pictures of wounded eyes. 212. And then giggle happily when you find a dictionary of Toxicology and go 'EEE! Poisons! COOOL!!' 213. OUT LOUD. 214. You can argue intelligently about which fairy race a friend's character should be based on intensive personal research. 215. You know all the mistakes in the synopsis of a book (which shall remain unnamed) when compared to classic legends. Off by heart. 216. You learn flower lore because you write a witch character. 217. You researched time-specific names for said witch character and figures out where she was born. 218. It is accurate. 219. You read Ibsen for fun. 220. And Wilde. And Shaw. And Shakespeare. 221. You want to learn Latin and French for fun. 223. You know how many flying species of anthropophagous heads with entrails attached there are in the world. 224. You've been reading Greek Mythology since you were about 8. 225. And Wilbur Smith/David Wingrove since you were 12. (which your father probably did not suspect) 226. You had a geekallergy to the Last Regiment simply because of the very very end. Cute film, but I hate it when they do that. 227. You know why and where Arthurian films are wrong and have done for years. 228. This is why 'Merlin' makes your head hurt. |
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| Skazka | May 12 2009, 05:47 AM Post #17 |
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229. You have moved beyond fixations on "mundane" accents, like posh Brit, or Scottish, or French, or Italian, and moved on to German accents, Russian accents, and so on. You see nothing wrong with this. 230. You've ever critiqued a published author on their spelling, fact-checking, or plots while reading the book in a public place. 231. You have ever read a dictionary of quotations as big as your head, if not bigger, from the 1950's. 232. You've read really dated medical textbooks for kicks. and the pretty art. 233. You've ever considered buying a wax anatomical venus figurine. 234. You've ever used a hobby-related term ("playby", "faceup", "godmodding", "roll for initiative") in a non-fandom situation and totally baffled someone. 235. You can't read books on the bus any more, because some idiot likes to plaster words like "EROTIC" and "GOTHIC" all over the back covers. Twits. 236. You've ever read a tawdry romance novel by accident, then kept reading because of the historical accuracy. 237. You've ever totally bullshitted knowledge of a fandom you've never seen or read due to your knowledge of it from TV Tropes. 238. You're on TV Tropes more often than "real" wikipedia. 239. You lapse into accents throughout your day for fun. 240. You find yourself raging at films where space is portrayed as noisy. SPACE IS NOT NOISY. 241. You are a TV Tropes addict. 242. You've ever taken an online correction of a statement like a real life rejection and reacted accordingly. |
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| lifeofalimabean | May 12 2009, 06:20 AM Post #18 |
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243: You do #237 so often and naturally that you yourself can hardly keep your fandoms straight. 244: You are fixated on certain countries not because of the culture, but because you love their characterization in APH. 245: You read APH at all, know what it is, or participate in the fandom (but especially if your favorite country has appeared less than Prussia). 246: Some of your favorite manga, american graphic novels, and webcomics were found via TV Tropes. 247: You buy books of old folklore, to see how the country-specific story archetypes play out in the early regional tales of each regions mythology. 248: Most people played with toys, but yours had a complex 'Verse, complete with maps, political systems, heros and oracles for each generation and competing countries who engaged in both trade and war. Before you graduated from elementary school. 249: You've been the resident dragon expert since you were able to read. Mythology books come to /you/, because everyone knows about your freakish obsession. 250: In Jr. High you studied the history of psychology/professional philosophy/esoteric and 'useless' fields, because class was boring. 251: The coolest thing you can think of has been a DRAGON with TATTOOS since about third grade. 252: Your first fandom was CATS. |
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| Alandree | May 12 2009, 09:16 AM Post #19 |
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253. You aspire to assign tropes to everyone you know, whether they fit or not. They do in your head. 254. You'd rather roleplay than get drunk with your friends. 255. You'd rather perform a musical on the bar than actually drink at all. 256. You wish that hobbits were real, and that you could own one. 257. You read Jay Gatsby's speech and cannot help but hear the voice of Johnny Depp's Ed Wood. 258. You get excited when Victorians are mentioned in conversation. 259. If Victorians are not mentioned in conversation, you mention them yourself. 260. You want to be Anne Shirley. 270. You play Neverwinter Nights. 271. You try in vain to find NWN modules that do not contain combat. 272. You get excited about umbrellas. 273. You write fanfiction without ships. 274. You prefer Grimm without Disney. 275. You prefer Shakespeare to Twilight. 276. You prefer most anything to Twilight. 277. You wish you were a Victorian man. |
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| Sieglinde | May 15 2009, 01:28 PM Post #20 |
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Anne Shirley. AWWWW. :wub: :wub: :wub: 278. You have a tendency of using "thou" forms, because it sounds so badass and archaic. 279. You find someone in a fantasy rpg who uses the word "gamin" for her character, and you immediately pm her. Then you go to msn and drool over Les Mis. She says she likes Javert, and doesn't think him evil.You squee. 280. You listen Mozart's Requiem for fun. 281. You fangirl dead actors/actors above 60. You think Orlando Bloom, Zac Efron and Leonardo DiCaprio suck, are gay, and can't act. 282. You can't read Snow White without giggling insanely and murmuring the words "vampire" and "necrophile". 283. ^ You think Neil Gaiman shall get the Nobel Price. |
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