Yesterday

[aunt_zelda]

Was ... pretty fantastic, actually. I'm not sure WHY, because all Friday the 13ths in the past have been bad, and yesterday ... wasn't.
*shrug* Ah well, I guess the gods smiled up on me! Or maybe it was the fact that I gave up both my shoelaces in order to tie a rock to the geocash my class made. We were going to sink it, but rocks on top of it wouldn't hold it under, so we needed string, and I said "oh, I've got shoelaces!" and then walked around for the rest of the day looking like a gangsta, even though I had sandals on hand.

On the ride back to school, my class was talking about really, really, REALLY gross things. Like those Furries who do it with each other, and people whose fetish is to be EATEN, and those people who dress up like babies to get it on ... *shudders* .... in an odd way it made me feel better about myself. I mean, I thought I was 'weird' for reading/writing slash, but clearly that's almost NORMAL compared to the rest of the world!

Also, on the way home a bunch of people behind me were eating gummy-octopi (like gummy worms, but instead of a worm and octopus) and they looked like Ood! I was giggling and saying 'oh my god, you guys look like Ood!' and nobody got it. *sigh* 'Tis a hard life for the lone Whovian.

Comments

[vampedvixen.livejournal.com]

For someone who doesn't like their fetishes to be judged, you sure do like judging other people's fetishes. You're like the pilgrims who came to America for religious freedom and then persectued anyone who didn't follow their religion. Now that I have any of the fetishes you listed.. but I thought you had a more open mind.

[phoenixjustice.livejournal.com]

Now I don't think that's all that fair. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. And Zel has never bagged on me for liking stuff she hasn't. And I don't think it's a fair to compare her to the Pilgrims who so very blatantly forced people to believe what they believed--this isn't like that at all. They were totally bad about making people think what they wanted them to think; she's not like that at all and has never ever been that way to me, so I don't think it's nice to say something like that.

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Thank you, phoenix!

[phoenixjustice.livejournal.com]

You're welcome, Zel-chan! I will always defend a good friend! And you can call me PJ if you want or my real name which is Sonya. =D

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

I don't trust myself to remember to call you 'Sonya' (which is a lovely name, btw!) so I'll call you PJ (hee hee, pajamas!) and is it apropriate of me to use the 'chan' suffix or not, I can never remember how that works ...

[phoenixjustice.livejournal.com]

(thank you! It means wisdom--which fits since I'm a super smarty and all, lol). PJ FTW XD It would be appropriate to say chan if you want, like PJ-chan or Phoenix-chan. I like saying Zel-chan. You can also use -kun also if you wished. Like PJ-kun or Phoenix-kun (though the -kun always makes me think of L as he's always calling Light, Light-kun XD)

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

I've only just finished the second Death Note book, so L only just started calling Light 'Light-kun' ... and in Heroes Hiro calls Ando 'Ando-kun' ... so that's like saying 'Ando-my-friend,' right?
I forget what 'chan' is ... don't parents call their children 'chan?'

[phoenixjustice.livejournal.com]

DN is so made of awesome.

Chan is...hold on, I'm pasting the wikipedia page, lol

Chan (ちゃん, Chan?) is a diminutive suffix. It is an informal version of san used to address children and female family members. It may also be used towards animals, lovers, intimate friends, and people whom one has known since childhood. Chan continues to be used as a term of endearment, especially for girls, into adulthood. Parents will probably always call their daughters chan and their sons kun, though chan can be used towards boys just as easily. Adults may use chan as a term of endearment to women with whom they are on close terms.

Chan can be considered a feminine mode of speech in that it is used mainly by, or towards, females. Its pattern of usage is similar to using "dear" when addressing someone in English. Males would not use chan when addressing other males (other than very young children, or idiomatic cases like Shuwa-chan, described below).

"Pet names" are often made by attaching chan to a truncated stem of a name. This implies even greater intimacy than simply attaching it to the full name. So for example, a pet rabbit (usagi) might be called usa-chan rather than usagi-chan. Similarly, Chan is sometimes used to form pet names for celebrities. For example, Arnold Schwarzenegger gained the nickname Shuwa chan in Japanese. Pet-names may also use variations on chan (see "euphonic suffixes", below).

Although traditionally honorifics are not applied to oneself, some young women adopt the affectation of referring to themselves in the third person using chan, a mode of speech normally only found amongst small children. For example, a young woman named Maki might call herself Maki-chan rather than using a first person pronoun.

The Japanese media use chan when mentioning pre-elementary school children and sometimes elementary-school girls.

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

ARGH, there I go AGAIN, accidentally offending peoples ...
No no NO, I'm not like that at all, I just realized that, in the grand scheme of things, liking slash isn't all that strange. People can fantasize about being eaten all they want, so long as they don't eat me!

Hey!

[phoenixjustice.livejournal.com]

You're not alone for I now blove Doctor Who! (yesterday's episode was full of awesome!)

Re: Hey!

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

*beams* Yahoo! (Which episode? I keep forgetting where Sci-Fi is in relation to me ... my dance-partner is watching it on Sci-Fi too ...)
I'm semi-alone in 'real life' though. aimisan STILL hasn't finished S1 and S2 ... we're going to hook up this summer and have a S3 marathon, complete with popcorn and other bad food!

Re: Hey!

[phoenixjustice.livejournal.com]

The one with Agatha Christie.

Cool! Lucky! I'm semi-alone too; I only get to see my RL friends usually on Sunday

Re: Hey!

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Ah ... a lot of people didn't like it ... I did, but that's just me ... hurrah for gays and 'plucky' Donna and magnifying glasses!

Poor you! Ah well, if we knew each other in 'real' life I'd invite you over for the S3 extravaganza.

Re: Hey!

[phoenixjustice.livejournal.com]

I liked it too. T'was really good I thought! I know! Donna is really cool too.

XD I'd like that. But you live in Maine right? That's super far from Indiana. O_O

Re: Hey!

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Donna is my favorite Companion, methinks ...

No, I don't live in Maine, I just visit quite a lot and reminisce a lot ... though as school's nearly done I'll be visiting Maine a lot more ... yahoo!

Re: Hey!

[phoenixjustice.livejournal.com]

Donna is ftw.

Oh, well, sorry I got it wrong =O It's cool you can visit a place you really like!

Re: Hey!

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Donna is DEFINITELY FTW! *huggles her* She's the bestest gateway character EVER.

'S ok you got it wrong, I like that I'm ambiguous about my location and age and such ... makes me feel a bit safer ... *shrugs*

[lovemyfaceoff.livejournal.com]

About fetishes... To each their own but...-shudder-

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Yeah ... kinda puts the whole 'I read about male enemies sexing it up' into perspective, eh?

[antinous-wild.livejournal.com]

If you start playing the Normal game (as in, Which one is more--?) you'll just end up damning everyone. Just keep that in mind.

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

ARGH! *headdesk* I didn't say I was normal, I said there were people whom society would consider 'weirder' than slash-reading-me. I personally don't have a problem with the groups I listed, so long as they don't aproach me.
I thought we were all going to Special Hell anyways ... *shrugs* sorry if I offened you ('fraid I seem to be doing that a lot these past few days, I think there's something NEW wrong with me ... *sigh*)

[antinous-wild.livejournal.com]

Not offended. And don't get me wrong, I know where you're coming from. I'm just saying that your language comes across as judgmental (in the original post) when I know that you're not really intending to sound that way, because in comments you've expressed yourself more clearly.

But trust me, we've got no beef. I'm just that annoying person on your flist who likes to remind people to think before they speak. :P

:D *hugs*

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Thank you for that ... *sigh* you might not have noticed, but of late I've been ... I dunno, I guess 'really fucking up' is a good way to put it. I have no clue why, it's just that all of the sudden I'm offending people. I don't know what's going on, I keep trying to watch myself, and then I screw up AGAIN.
*sigh* I dunno what the hell is going on, but I want it to stop, I feel AWFUL ...

[capesofwrath.livejournal.com]

Ewwww. After reading that second paragraph, I feel fucking normal as well. Like, scarily normal.

OH MY GOSH. Next time I eat some of those gummy-octopi, I'm going to walk around yelling, "I'm an Ood, I'm an Ood!" I'm not sure how many people will get it, but I'm still saying it.

[aunt-zelda.livejournal.com]

Ewwww. After reading that second paragraph, I feel fucking normal as well. Like, scarily normal.
That's why I posted it. It's always good to know that there's someone out there with whom society will find more fault. *smiles shakily*

OH MY GOSH. Next time I eat some of those gummy-octopi, I'm going to walk around yelling, "I'm an Ood, I'm an Ood!" I'm not sure how many people will get it, but I'm still saying it.
*grinz* I love to spread the madness!