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Thursday, September 30, 2010
Red Head :)
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
The Fame (First Edition) (Itunes Plus)
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
IT'S GLEE TIME :D
i finished season 1 in a week, and now i’m on to season 2!
..it’s also time to rub down my horrific sunburn with aloe vera.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Glee 2 x 21 "Funeral" Songs
Wait… so there’s now like… 6 songs?
• Some People
• Pure Imagination
• My Man
• Back to Black
• Try A Little Tenderness
• Pretending
I still can’t get over how perfect Chris is in “Pure Imagination” & “Some People”.
Anyone has download links to “Some People”, “Back to Black” or “Pretending”?
Saturday, September 25, 2010
What's your opinion on fandom tattoos?
I’ve always thought they were foolish and regrettable. But since my obsession with Kids in the Hall began, all I’ve wanted was a KITH tattoo. So now I don’t know what to think.
I guess it would have to depend on the person and the fandom. For example, there are several people who have been obsessed with Harry Potter and/or Dr. Who for literally decades. That type of love and dedication can definitely be turned into a tattoo, because it can be assumed that the person will continue loving Harry Potter and/or Dr. Who for several more decades and will therefore not regret their tattoo.
A fandom that has become a pop culture icon that everybody in the western world knows about is also, in my opinion, a suitable tattoo. For example, a Sesame Street character or Hello Kitty. Both can remind the tattoo’s owner of their childhood or even themselves. Plus, even if you aren’t obsessed with Sesame Street, it always has a way of making anyone happy.
The fandoms I don’t approve of people getting tattoos of are fads and juvenile obsessions. Twilight is a fad and is vanishing quickly. In a few years, it will be completely unheard of and deep regret will sink in in the minds of all the addicted fans who got a Twilight tattoo. Likewise, while the Jonas Brothers have captured many young girls’ hearts, when the teenager who got Nick Jonas tattooed to her breast gets older and hopefully more mature, she will realize how silly the Jonas Brothers are and will rue the day she got her tattoo.
Also, no matter what fandom you’re part of, I don’t approve of portrait tattoos. Sure, they’re fine when you want to capture the image of your beloved cat or your deceased friend, but getting a tattoo of you’re favourite actor is going way overboard. For starters, actors age. Your Daniel Radcliffe tattoo will be severely outdated in a mere 5-10 years. Secondly, it’s easily distinguishable. What if you fall out of love with Harry Potter in a few years? If you got Hedwig tattooed to your shoulder and soon after developed a hatred for the series, that’s OK. Instead of thinking of your tattoo as a character from the books you hate, just think of it as an owl. Everyone (except mice) like owls. Your TARDIS can just look like a strange, old British police box. Your Dark Mark can easily be passed off as a run-of-the-mill serpent. And the third and most important argument, it’s downright creepy. If I were famous, I wouldn’t be flattered if someone got my or my chararacter’s portrait forever part of their skin. In all honesty, I would be severely creeped out. And I’m sure there are many famous people who agree with me.
So, what do you guys think? If you have a fandom tattoo, of what?
Friday, September 24, 2010
Repercussion at my school today about the gay marriage in Brazil
So today my history teacher entered the classroom and the first thing he said was congratulate the city I live for be having one of the firsts gay couples to officially get married. All the classroom was making disgusted sounds and jokes about it, so the teacher told everyone to shut up, the same teacher that made in almost every single lesson a ton of offensive jokes about being gay, told everyone how that was big and how they weren’t supposed to make fun about it. Everyone had to stop what they were doing to clap for all the gays out there that now can get married in Brazil, the people whom they offend everyday. It was just so good to show them that we are all people no matter gay or not we need to have equal rights. Now we all can get married around here.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Proof that Frizzy, Curly Hair is the Business
Been feeling a little under confident about my hair lately. Thus, like an “un-normal” person, I will prove that my mane is amazing by posting tumblr gifs of other such hot afro-heads.
Exhibit A: Hermione Granger: Nuf’ Said.
Exhibit B: Beyonce
Exhibit C: Felicity: Ruined the show after cutting that mane.
Exhibit D: Diana Ross and Michael Jackson: Two Legends that Rocked the hair.
Exhibit E: Bob Ross. Best for Last…After all, who could live without Happy Trees?
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
International Make-up Artist Trade Show (IMATS)
it was so worth going and i had lots of fun with some friends!!
IMATS is basically a trade show that they have in L.A, Toronto, London, New York, Vancouver and now SYDNEY :) yay!!!
its for makeup artists to go and meet up with other makeup artists, listen to different talks and demonstrations and also to buy some awesome top brand products at discounted prices!!
its only been in Sydney for 2 years now, so i was really happy to be able to go!!