Comments | airinshaw: Still not about MJ:2007

airinshaw

Still not about MJ:2007

Apr 04, 2007 22:17

I was thinking earlier - it surprises me how many fangirls of the slash persuasion have, like, proper jobs ( Read more... )

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airinshaw April 5 2007, 07:07:54 UTC

I think the \o/ badge is a great idea, but mainly only DS-people and 6-degrees would recognise it. Maybe a badge that said "I <3 /" ? Simple but clear to any slasher within a thousand miles! And dude - unis are THE place for slashers.

malnpudl April 4 2007, 21:51:52 UTC

Somebody on my flist had a custom t-shirt made that read:

I ♥ /

I don't know if anybody ever "got it", but I thought that was cool.

It got me started envisioning a line of jewelry, like a heart pendant with a slash through the center of it, or something. Heh.

airinshaw April 5 2007, 07:09:35 UTC

Yes! I like the jewelery idea - like a stylised "/" or something. *Ponders*

I have a t-shirt that I made that says "I <3..." and then a picture of a cat. *Is so witty*

misspamela April 4 2007, 22:37:21 UTC

I hear solicitors like genderfuck.

I want that on an ICON. bwah!

airinshaw April 5 2007, 07:10:56 UTC

Yes! *grins* With a picture of a UK solicitor with one of those ridiculous wigs on their head. :D

soupytwist April 4 2007, 23:02:44 UTC

I walked past two girls today - they were cute and walking together and giggling, and I thought 'dude, totally queer, and also, probably fangirls about SOMETHING'. So, yeah. :)

We totally need to have a / design made so people can make earrings/t-shirts and stuff with them so people can see. Or maybe something like... two little people holding hands? Ooh, maybe a ship type design. Or something? Cause there's only a few situations where you can start loudly talking about slash and see if they notice/approve.

airinshaw April 5 2007, 07:12:04 UTC

I'm leaning toward the "/" design because it's simple and universal to all slashers without having to, you know, get the word out.

(I bet they were queer! And talking about rimming. Hee.)

entropical87 April 4 2007, 23:09:32 UTC

It was so odd, looking around the room during panels and thinking Wait. What? You're a slasher? I don't know why it was such a 'whoa' moment - I doubt that the first thing people think when they look at me is I bet that girl likes to read gay porn, AWESOME though it would be. But it was definitely an eye-opening experience. There's some little part of my brain sekritly wondering about every person I pass now.

airinshaw April 5 2007, 07:13:16 UTC

I wouldn't have thought it of you because you have this kind of innocence about you. But you're not innocent. You're a dirty, filthy, porn-reading freak. \o/