TWILIGHT HATERS discussion
Stephanie Meyer's "vampires" discussion
*sigh* i never can keep up with all my groups!


At least it's not like FB where you get a notification EVERYTIME there's a comment on ANYTHING!


The only reason I use Facebook is because every member of my family is on it, and... I don't know. I guess it's just nice to have something in common with them. xD


I'm much more of a YouTube person; I'm sure most members of my family are on that, too, but they don't find it as entertaining. O.o



No, I have to read them, click them, and respond. THEN delete.

Ooh! Same here!

Also, wow. That's a lot of emails. o_O"
I'm not stupid. It's really pointless posting a message every time you click, read, respond and delete an email.


I don't really think Smeyer's vampires were emo - Anne Rice's vampires were emo. (I'm not hating on Anne Rice, but she IS the one who introduced the whole emo/Goth vampire thing...)

Gaahhh! I didn't think so. *sigh* You are still the best grammar Nazi in the neighborhood..."
Blahaha. I will not speak of a..spelling incident.. *cough cough cough choke cough*

I received...
357 FREAKING EMAILS IN TWO FREAKING DAYS. >o<

That's a bit like my Spam folder... except right now, it's at 156, not 357. O_O
NO, YOU STUPID SPAMMERS. I DON'T WANT BREAST IMPLANTS.

They're just gay...
XD
And just so no one throws a hissy fit; it's called a double entendre but I didn't mean that all gay people are emo, I merely mean that all emo p..."
Emo people ARE annoying. The hair is just cool. Scene kids are annoying, too. All these cheap imitations of the Gothic sub-culture are driving me mad! Oh, well - in about five or ten years they will all be gone. Goth, however, will probably still remain. Alexander the Great sparked the Hellenistic period after his death, and a new civilization appeared. They were called the Goths and a lot of people thought they were barbaric and so the word was used as an insult. Later, Goth was used to describe a new form of architecture in the Dark Ages that people, you guessed it, thought was barbaric. Now "Goth" is associated with The Middle Age's darkness and gloominess, which is how all the black and fishnets and stuff came to be. And now emo is just a trashy version of what has been around for about 1,900 years.

Emo hair doesn't have to be black... I just like the swooping bangs thing, which is actually pretty easy to do. :D


I have side bangs, but I usually just push them to the side (like right now, actually). If I'm golfing or doing a lab for chem, I clip them up. Other than that, they get in the way a lot D:


I really just don't see the a..."
Ermm... what if someone doesn't like their eye color? xD
My bangs are too short to be swooping, anyway. The lady at the hair place just started going all Chuck Norris on my hair with a razor. :D


Sara Gamble, who is the writer for the single BEST show on TV (Supernatural) recently wrote an episode called Life Free or Twi-Hard - In it, she totally makes fun of Meyer and her so-called vampires. Supernatural is known for amazingly kickass writing and monster-creature-spirit creations. Meyer's vampires are laughable, and it's hilarious to watch Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki joke about Twilight and its "vampires!"

I'm not so rigid in my stance that I don't tolerate originality when it comes to writing vampires. After all, I'm a hardcore fan of Sherrilyn Kenyon's Dark-Hunter series, which looks at vampires in an ENTIRELY new light. However, despite all the changes and differences between Sherri's vampiric Daimons and the original vampire myths, she still kept the fundamentals in her vampires- deadly, lethal, hunters.
Meyer, however, didn't write about vampires. She wrote about fairies, and to call them anything other than such is an insult to all the authors who KNOW how to write, construct, and develop a vampire in the paranormal genre!
Books mentioned in this topic
Dracula (other topics)Breaking Dawn (other topics)
Just kidding. ;)