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[ajnoelle]

I don't suppose I will ever figure out why those immortal words of 'Frankie Goes to Hollywood' ring through my head every time I start something new, like this. Let's just write it off as me being young and impressionable in the 80's

Comments

hehe

[snuffqueen]

Heheheh. You gave in. You do know that these things are addictive, right?

Re: hehe

[ajnoelle]

Well what in life is worth obsessing over if it isn't addictive =)

email me when you get a chance. I want to make sure you're doing okay. You're dec 28th post got me a tad bit worried.

ps-I'm addictive =)

pps-you're addictive

um

[sonicbunny]

Didn't you sell your soul back in the early 90's

It was all the rage there for a while. I think it was Cambler who started it.

I coulda sworn I heard you do it at one of those new years parties, or maybe because of one of those new years parties. :)

Re: um

[ajnoelle]

We should all learn our lesson from John Constantine and sell our souls as many times as possible, to as many entities as possible. If we're lucky, perhaps when they all come to collect they will not know what to do, or find it gone, and assume they were cheated by one of the others.

But seriously, I can't remember how many times I've sold my soul. The funny thing about selling it, is that you can regain it by shear force of will (and sometimes necessary acts of attrition). It's kind of like a yoyo permanently attached to you.

Speaking of selling souls, there was this great comicbook miniseries in the 90's called Proposition Player, by Bill Willingham. A story of a guy who, as a joke since he's atheist, goes around las vegas and buys people's souls for $1 or a beer. he then finds out that he is responsible for all these poeple's souls once they die. he also becomes one of the largest "deity" types due to the number of souls he collects. Both funny, and a good twilight zone story.