The Danger Shop was set up like a runway in Milan. There were lights! There was noise! There were stick figures with big poofy lips complaining as their hair was put up into ridiculous coifs backstage with the students
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Re: Walk the runway!thismaskiwearAugust 20 2009, 13:39:06 UTC
Katchoo did not 'work it.'
Katchoo did not 'strut.'
In point of fact she knew perfectly well how to do both of those things, and despite the tempting prospect of blowing a few people's minds by doing exactly that, she opted not to advertise either fact.
With her luck the mind-blowing (stupid island) would be literal, and Edna would make her clean up the splatter anyway.
So there was no 'working it' on Katchoo's eyepatched-and-snarly faced stalk down the runway, unless you counted emphasizing the fist-with-extended-middle-finger logo on her uniform by duplicating the gesture with both hands.
That she could work very well, thank you. Plus she did actually look damned good in spandex. Maybe even while swearing up a storm dodging the lasers on the way back.
Re: Walk the runway!not_jaded_yetAugust 20 2009, 15:44:53 UTC
Jennifer's personal designs were not yet refined as to her eventual She-Hulk outfit.
She'd need Janet Van Dyne's guidance for that.
So she strutted out onto the catwalk, all big and green and wearing a purple spandex number, with a single shoulder strap (it reminded her of circus strongmen, at least that's what she said) and purple boots, with a white belt and wristbands.
Re: Walk the runway!she_shedsAugust 20 2009, 23:49:14 UTC
Work it? Joolushko was all over that. Nevermind that she would never use either of the previous two expressions.
But she would strut. She was quite good at strutting. And she looked good, even in her ridiculous spandex. Of course that was only her own not-so-humble opinion, but she was sure the audience would agree. Not that she cared what they thought.
And, unlike last week, she managed to keep the shrieking to a bare minimum. Just one tiny shriek at an unexpected laser. Not enough to melt anything.
Watch out for the lasers going back.
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Katchoo did not 'strut.'
In point of fact she knew perfectly well how to do both of those things, and despite the tempting prospect of blowing a few people's minds by doing exactly that, she opted not to advertise either fact.
With her luck the mind-blowing (stupid island) would be literal, and Edna would make her clean up the splatter anyway.
So there was no 'working it' on Katchoo's eyepatched-and-snarly faced stalk down the runway, unless you counted emphasizing the fist-with-extended-middle-finger logo on her uniform by duplicating the gesture with both hands.
That she could work very well, thank you. Plus she did actually look damned good in spandex. Maybe even while swearing up a storm dodging the lasers on the way back.
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Did going to church this morning make up for what Francine uttered when she got a load of that?
Possibly not.
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That is, until she tripped over her own feet and tumbled off the catwalk. Oops.
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She'd need Janet Van Dyne's guidance for that.
So she strutted out onto the catwalk, all big and green and wearing a purple spandex number, with a single shoulder strap (it reminded her of circus strongmen, at least that's what she said) and purple boots, with a white belt and wristbands.
It wasn't too terrible, really.
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She smiled; flashed her pearly whites, and sauntered down the runway in her sequined pink spandex. Yay!
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But she would strut. She was quite good at strutting. And she looked good, even in her ridiculous spandex. Of course that was only her own not-so-humble opinion, but she was sure the audience would agree. Not that she cared what they thought.
And, unlike last week, she managed to keep the shrieking to a bare minimum. Just one tiny shriek at an unexpected laser. Not enough to melt anything.
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