I have not posted about this topic for quite some time

[johnnypurple]

I am reading an interview with Ulli Haarbürste, who is, of course, the creator of the masterful Roy Orbison in Clingfilm oeuvre. He says:
Neither of us like the term 'fan fiction', by the way, we find it demeaning and ghettoising. We prefer the term 'Obsession Art'.
Add this to the list of alternate terms for what I spend so much time doing and/or

Comments

[rionaleonhart]

That was, without a doubt, the greatest game I have ever played. It is beautiful.

[johnnypurple]

It is, isn't it? *beams*

I wonder how long you left Roy wrapped in clingfilm. I like how whenever you do unwrap him, you are chided for unwrapping him too soon.

[zombierobin]

Wow. Thank you for introducing me to such wonders as Roy Orbison in cling-film. I wonder though, if the use of the term 'cling-film' as opposed to 'seran-wrap', is a cultural thing.

[johnnypurple]

Well, we call it Glad Wrap here (good branding on Glad's part, they have a monopoly) or cling wrap(?), so I think it just depends what country you're in. But even so, in the pure form of the Roy Orbison in Clingfilm genre, I feel it is important to use the term clingfilm. Otherwise something is lost, some poetry in the text, some classical elegance. At least, that's how I see it. ;)

And no worries! I am always happy to spread the love of Roy Orbison in Clingfilm. I admit it changed my life when I first stumbled across it. :D