cleolinda: (twilight)
cleolinda ([personal profile] cleolinda) wrote2009-05-27 05:23 pm

This can't wait

Okay, so, I'm going to be tied up tonight recording a podcast (though I'm also working on the new Secret Life), so obviously there won't be a linkspam, so I have to go ahead and show you the latest New Moon set pics NOW:

SPARKLE* INTERVENTION.**

* Sparkle not actually included.

** If you or someone you stalk experiences symptoms of melodrama (extreme pallor, shirtlessness, recitation of Shakespeare), please call our toll-free drama queen hotline at 1-800-DAZZLED.




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Re: WHAAAAhahahhahahaha

[identity profile] bumblebee-1983.livejournal.com 2009-05-28 01:09 am (UTC)(link)
One of my friends had a good metaphor for Twilight when I said I'm avoiding them like the plague and WILL NOT pay for the books and see the movie:

Her quote exactly: "Oh honey, I don't read them because they're literary masterpieces. They're the Cheez Whiz of literature."

That literally cracked.me.up.

Re: WHAAAAhahahhahahaha

[identity profile] jubilantia.livejournal.com 2009-05-28 03:54 am (UTC)(link)
That metaphor is very appropriate, although I am not a huge fan of Cheez Whiz. The thing is, literary masterpieces don't always draw me in. These books do; they have that indefinable "readmereadmereadmenow" vibe. The masterpieces, the ones I can get into anyway, are meant to be savored, sometimes over months, like $50/oz hand-made-by-beetles Spanish chocolates. Twilight is the quick fix Hershey Kiss.

Re: WHAAAAhahahhahahaha

[identity profile] bumblebee-1983.livejournal.com 2009-05-28 11:58 am (UTC)(link)
Ahh. Proves my theory that they're laced with crack. ;)