Norman wants all the hugs to himself. x
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Patrick: I get real stressed, you know, I get real…it’s…like, in the studio I’m like a tortured artist, you know, and—
Pete: More like you’re a Pomeranian. Like, pacing around, like, so, “please, someone pick me up and pet me”.(Source: underthisweather)
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![viewparadise:
SO LET’S TALK ABOUT THIS BOOK I FOUND IN A BOX OF OLD STUFF.
Guys. This is published real person fan fiction. It has five stories about five different girls who more or less run into the five famous gentlemen featured on the cover. This is what’s on the back of the book:
What would happen if—snap!—you turn around and there he is, the celebri-boy of your dreams?
I’magine the possibilities.
Alyson got dissed by her crush—in front of only everyone! She ran off, totally humiliated. And there, all alone, on the beach… was LEO.
At the Hanson concert, TAYLOR sang “I Will Come to You” to Sarah. But she messed up her one chance to meet him, or so she thought. But fate had other plans.
Lisa’s flaky dad has visitation rights. He promises he’ll drive her to her best friend’s sleepover party, but—unsurprisingly—doesn’t show. She’s angry and bummed—and then USHER’s car stops, out of gas, right on her block.
The writing is kind of lolzy—like, the author used “fresh” a lot, even though by 1998 (when it was published) next to no one cool said that unless they were talking about Fresh Prince of Bel-Air—but it works because the way the stories play out are totally like the kind of those fantasies that you have when you’re like, twelve, and daydream about meeting your celebrity crush. Hell, I’m pretty sure that I wrote something similar to one of these stories when I first started writing fan fiction about five months after I bought this book. [coughs]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/ee1bd82f59f8f1cfc878650b2f8ebcfa/tumblr_mhj5jnyqep1qzqdp2o1_500.jpg "viewparadise:
SO LET’S TALK ABOUT THIS BOOK I FOUND IN A BOX OF OLD STUFF.
Guys. This is published real person fan fiction. It has five stories about five different girls who more or less run into the five famous gentlemen featured on the cover. This is what’s on the back of the book:
What would happen if—snap!—you turn around and there he is, the celebri-boy of your dreams?
I’magine the possibilities.
Alyson got dissed by her crush—in front of only everyone! She ran off, totally humiliated. And there, all alone, on the beach… was LEO.
At the Hanson concert, TAYLOR sang “I Will Come to You” to Sarah. But she messed up her one chance to meet him, or so she thought. But fate had other plans.
Lisa’s flaky dad has visitation rights. He promises he’ll drive her to her best friend’s sleepover party, but—unsurprisingly—doesn’t show. She’s angry and bummed—and then USHER’s car stops, out of gas, right on her block.
The writing is kind of lolzy—like, the author used “fresh” a lot, even though by 1998 (when it was published) next to no one cool said that unless they were talking about Fresh Prince of Bel-Air—but it works because the way the stories play out are totally like the kind of those fantasies that you have when you’re like, twelve, and daydream about meeting your celebrity crush. Hell, I’m pretty sure that I wrote something similar to one of these stories when I first started writing fan fiction about five months after I bought this book. [coughs]")
SO LET’S TALK ABOUT THIS BOOK I FOUND IN A BOX OF OLD STUFF.
Guys. This is published real person fan fiction. It has five stories about five different girls who more or less run into the five famous gentlemen featured on the cover. This is what’s on the back of the book:
What would happen if—snap!—you turn around and there he is, the celebri-boy of your dreams?
I’magine the possibilities.
Alyson got dissed by her crush—in front of only everyone! She ran off, totally humiliated. And there, all alone, on the beach… was LEO.
At the Hanson concert, TAYLOR sang “I Will Come to You” to Sarah. But she messed up her one chance to meet him, or so she thought. But fate had other plans.
Lisa’s flaky dad has visitation rights. He promises he’ll drive her to her best friend’s sleepover party, but—unsurprisingly—doesn’t show. She’s angry and bummed—and then USHER’s car stops, out of gas, right on her block.
The writing is kind of lolzy—like, the author used “fresh” a lot, even though by 1998 (when it was published) next to no one cool said that unless they were talking about Fresh Prince of Bel-Air—but it works because the way the stories play out are totally like the kind of those fantasies that you have when you’re like, twelve, and daydream about meeting your celebrity crush. Hell, I’m pretty sure that I wrote something similar to one of these stories when I first started writing fan fiction about five months after I bought this book. [coughs]
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@NathanFillion: Today my fashion choice is meta.
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(Source: tyrion-lannister)
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Favorite Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park “interview”, in which Grace is extremely forgetful and keeps ruining BSG for Daniel. [x]
(Source: kelly-kalakaua)
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The Wheatons Have The Phone Box
Happy Christmas, everybody. We hope you’re spending it with people you love.
<3,
Wil and Anne
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Samuel L. Jackson and Anne Hathaway compete over which of their movies is bleaker [x]
(Source: oh-whiskers)
