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No, but I want to SO BAD.

Although, I have run into one in a public restroom before. Very weird conversation, I tell you lol.

But, yeah, I love how opinion they are and how goddamn catty they can be.

What's it like at a pride parade?

Oh, I just LOVED "Invisible Monsters", and I've been dying to read "Fight Club" and "Choke", but I haven't taken a trip to the bookstore since before Christmas.

Are they any good as well?

Anyways, I can't really say all that much, because even the littlest of details can give away the plot line. But basically I liked how it wasn't an "and then this happened, and then this happened" story. It jumps from the past, the present, the future, and then back again; and told through the eyes of a disfigured ex-supermodel who goes around stealing drugs with an out there Drag Queen and an over emotional man.

It's dark, twisted, breaks sterotypes, and actually makes you think. But I'm gonna guess that's how most of his stories are, huh?

will do love ;)

I loved him in that film! And, yeah, Joe Pesci scared the shit outta me too, but else would you expect when you're involved and drugs and the mob?

I don't think I've ever seen "My Cousin Vinny". And nope, I've never seen "Gangs of New York". Is it any good?

And same with the story chioces. As I've told you before, I'm not a huge fan of lovey-dovey-kiss-me-honey-I-wanna-take-you-home-to-mommy stories, which is why I love anything with a twist. Especially when there's a wacked up mother or aunt with a drug or alcohol problem who just spews out random shit.

I love how she's not like all the rest of the entertainers out there. How she breaks sterotypes and goes way past the norm is what really made her one of my favorites.

Nope, I haven't seen "I'm Not There", but, from what my friend tells me "it's pretty damn good". (His words, not mine.) And I totally get the deteriorating attention span. I watched "Goodfellas" with my mom not too long ago, and I could barely sit through it. (And I love "Goodfellas"!)

My favorite book is "Invisible Monsters" by Chuck Palahniuk. It's dark, twisted, breaks sterotypes, and actually makes you think about what the main character is going/gone through. Also, it has Drag Queens in it, and I LOVE Drag Queens, but that was just a plus :)

What about you?
Favorite book/author/genre?

Haha! Wow, I've never met someone who loves Gaga THAT much, but I wish the two of yall the best of luck, and I hope your kids turn out to be cutie pies that like to wear lobsters on their heads :)

And I agree with you on the biography movies. Some of them are good and some of them suck major invisible Gaga dick. From what I remember of "Walk the Line" (Seeing as though I haven't see that movie in years. NetFlicks time!) it was awesome. So much so that even the black people in the theaters couldn't complain (But that was years back and I'm probably talking shit). Which, even although it gets annoying, it is hilarious to listen to.

Seriously! Is he like wicked talented or is he just really good at tracing? I'd love to see one of his sketches :)

I love Lady Gaga too! I don't care what other people say, or that she could possibly have an extra appendage.

As for Johnny Cash: I'd probably fuck him first, then, if he isn't as good as I'd thought he'd be, I'd use my extra two wishes to be him :)

1. "The Kill"- 30 Seconds to Mars
2. "Black Velvet"- Alannah Myles
3. "Ragdoll"- Aerosmith
4. "Write This Down"- George Strait.
5. "Acadia"- Mariana's Trench

Your turn!

Same here. My mom listens to nothing but eighties music, and my dad likes the old country with Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Pasty Cline, ect...

that would be a line from cate blanchett's last monologue in "I'm Not There", the bob dylan biopic.

I listen to almost everything, EXCEPT for hard core rap. That is just something I cannot stand. Usually anything with a good beat, a sick guitar solo, or lyrics that have actual meaning is something that'll end up downloaded on my I-Pod.

What about you? Any specific kind of genre you like to blast, or do you dabble in everything like me?

And thank you for liking me :) I like you too
(In the less creepy way possible of course. There was just no way I could make that sentence come out right)

Well I'm glad I could touch your heart, give you such warm, fuzzy feelings inside, and even possibly allow Bijou and the Joker to come rob my bank and blow up my hospital :)

Anyways, on to your questions!

Um, I'm not too, too sure what inspires me. I've never really been good at answering this question (even when my teachers tell me it's the most obvious thing in the world) But, if I had to say, I would say almost EVERYTHING inspires me. Because, and I don't know why, I can just stare at something, like a leaf, and the next thing I know I've gotta idea of a story that envoles gun makers and murder. (Which is strangely how "A Sister's Deception" came to be). Like I said before, that's just how my fucked up mind operates :)

As for why I do it, well it's sorta always been an outlet for me. If I had a shitty day or if I'm just plain pissed off at the world, then I can escape off into another dimension where I'M the creater, and everything I say goes. It's good at keeping my emotions in check, and also good at keeping me from slaughtering everyone who rubs me the wrong way.

And I started ACTUALLY writing back in seventh grade (almost three years ago, I think). That was a time where I'd rather daydream than pay attention to my bi-polar English teacher. So because of this, I started writing them down to keep track of the events happening, and pretty soon, I had a few stories staring back at me.

I've been in love with it every since.

P.S. Don't worry, I'm nosy as well :)

Its about a girl named French, who is a mass murderer/bank robber and she is always getting away with the stuff she does because everyone automatically assumes its the Joker. So, she accidently runs into the Joker after one of her robberies and he "kidnaps" her. Shes like him, so he cant stand her and hates her, but he keeps her around.
And...you know, I dont really know where Im going to take the story, just yet, I have a few ideas but they change all the time. lol
But, so far, they killed Harley. He let French drown her because he was still bitter about Harley surviving his attempt at killing her.
~And, for the past couple of days, Ive had writer's block and I feel bad that I havent posted, so today, Im finally going to post~

Why thank you, darlin'. :)

Also, I don't think you're talking out your ass with that whole "needy character" stuff. If anything, you're far from it. Because if were talking outta your ass, then you can grantee I wouldn't be reading your story.

Because, honestly, that's what I hate the most. I'm not the type to read lovey- dovey-kiss-me-honey-I-wanna-bring-you-home-to-mommy stories. In fact, I really can't stand them. (Which was one of the many reasons I nearly killed myself when my English class read "Romeo and Juliet".) But, again don't get me wrong, some romance is good, as long as it's not the center of the whole story, and the only thing the main character thinks about.

But that's just my preference, my opinion, and all that good shit.

Anyways, with your story you actually have something, other than a love for the Joker, for Bijou to focus on. Whether it was with Shrek or just her memories or her mother, you always had something, other than romance, for her to pick over. Which is why it surprised me when I never saw you on the TOP RATED or MOST POPULAR on Quizilla. You're writing is amazing, and I hope you get the recognition you deserve on this site.

I typed in the Joker and started in the middle page :) LOL
I cant wait :)
Im writing one but its not as good as THAT was :D

You are welcome, Babe!

How I see it: "Go big or don't do it at all." If you aren't willing to breaking sterotypes or clichés, then what's really the point of writing? Now don't get me wrong, some cliché is good, but I don't wanna see the same thing over and over again just because you don't feel like thinking outside the box.

Plus, YOU'RE undeniable proof that the overly used cliché of boy meets girl CAN be twisted and turned and be totally fucked up, and STILL work in a story.

Anyways, it's not like I'm saying the authors who write those pieces riddled with obscene amounts of clichéd shit HAVE to write like the next Stephen King. But, PLEASE, spare us another wave of Stephanie Meyer fantasies. The girls of this generation are already fucked up as it is.

hey kitten it's nicole.
I found you, but I couldn't see a banner. :(

Hey! I've got a Batman story written and I'd really like some input. If you don't mind checking it out and telling me what you think, I'd really appreciate it :)

http://stories.mibba.com/read/353992/This-Gray-Weather-Will-Fade-A-Batman-Adventure/

Jane.

Lmao! :)

Hey, in my opinion "a sociopathic clown and a undead cat-broad" terrorizing a city is so much more believable than a "hawt, emo, secret agent/super model" boy getting pushed into an arranged marriage with a "Miss. I don't think I'm attactive, yet all the boys bow at my feet every time I walk past" girl.

But that's just how my fucked up mind works :)

Exactly! I mean, if you wanna make a story about vampires, werewolves, arragned marriages, ect... Go right on ahead, but at least make it your own. Don't copy what you read in another vampire, werewolf, arragned marriage, ect. story.

Out of everything, that's probably what irks me the most.