So E. is all hyped up about some book series she's reading. Twilight something-or-nother. Yeah, that's nice, whatever, you said vampire. I continue on with my life, not caring any more. Then
Head Trip referenced it, and I went looking. (I now know who the Edward Cullen is I keep randomly seeing in icons.) And
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"He lay perfectly still in the grass, his shirt open over his sculpted, incandescent chest, his scintillating arms bare."
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Just take a moment to bask in the lulz of that. I nearly fell off the bed laughing. If I EVER meet a guy with an incandescent chest, I'm either going to a) run the hell away because he's freaking radioactive or b) throw water on him because he's on FIRE. Jeez.
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And the only thing he better have scintillating had better be his conversation. (I am reminded of the sparkly manbits conversation. (Actually, ow, that was an image I never wanted in my head. Sparkly vampire bits...))
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(You know you love my sparkly!manbits woman...;p )
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(You're the one who censored your bits. I found them amusing as hell.)
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Item 2: It's made all the sadder she's an English lit major. And I didn't say YA is bad- just questioning why the worst of it is worshipped. What's so wrong with making them read Nancy Drew instead?
Item 3: I blame Buffy for the vampire love. So really, it's Joss Whedon's fault that tween girls are obsessed with creepy men with no character.
Item 4: It's some guilty pleasure of yours, isn't it? I blame the drugs.
Item 5: Harper Hall got adopted by YA, it wasn't written as YA. All the best YA books are like that. Just look at The Hobbit.
Item 6: I was born a critic and had to inflict it on everyone as much as possible. The twins were worse. You just wrote horrible poetry and self-absorbed short stories. They were budding little "I write Mary Sues!"
Item 7: Never coming home again, ever.
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