A few things

[cleolinda]

Okay. I was really traumatized by this link and didn't want to post it, but clearly I'm going to have to: somebody arts-and-crafted Bella's womb. ("It's a GEODE of NO.") ( Original link, locked.)

People are weird and they scare me.

Today's Snack Deathmatch: Gummi bears vs. Swedish fish.Re: Stephen King: For those of you non-fans who now feel the

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[cleolinda]

Yeah, I saw the original post before it was locked, and... dear God.

[joaniemaloney]

I've never read King so thanks for the recommendations. I'm not the biggest fan of the the survival/horror either, so it's good to have a small taste of his works.

[cleojones]

She picked some good ones. :)
I think King gets shorted because folks think of him as horror, despite the fact that some of his most successful cross-over stuff is not horror.

[cleojones]

If you're more a fantasy nerd, he also wrote The Eyes of The Dragon.
Which I thought was pretty good.

[elizardbits]

Oh man, I totally forgot all about that book! It was awesome and fairy-taley, IIRC?

[sweetsyren]

...I don't see womb. I see horrible felt lump...thing.

I get what they were trying for, but it just looks like felt lumped together to me.

The medium of felt-craft does not lend itself to delicate internal organs, methinks.

[gwynnywonk]

It can be done right!

[dragonzair]

WRRRYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?

[sirinde]

did you see the picture of it 'open'? Because THAT'S the real horror. The closed one does kinda look like a rock.

[jennythen]

Ha, this icon is horribly appropriate now. Thanks, Uncle Stevie.

[allthelivesofme]

Oh my goodness. If that icon isn't the best thing I've ever seen, it's at least in the top ten. LOL

[stardustshine]

I have to agree, that icon is awesome.

[laughingacademy]

*gives icon standing ovation*

[schmoo999]

I had to click the link to the womb thingy..*sigh*