woah. did Penguin seriously use cover art from the Marvel John Carter series? nice! BTW: that's a great series, i picked up the entire run for about 35ish bucks in one swoop. easy to find, and a good time. writings a bit tedious, but it's not a deal breaker.
The only socially acceptable thing in that mess of creepy shit is the Volvo, and that is a pretty slick Volvo. But the womb thing is fucked up, there is no two ways around it, that shit is crazy and there are going to be thousands of 'tweens with that garbage in their bed room. It's sad that grown women have attached themselves to Twilight like the teenagers have, it's like they have never read a love story before.
There is a common thread amongst most Twilight girls but it's not nice so I am not going to say it. There are exceptions to this rule like my wife, sister and cousins fiance, but the buck stops there. Google videos of twitards watching the trailers or the movie and you will understand what the common thread is...
@MargaretMoony: Hadn't seen them and curiosity got the best of me thanks to your post. I... I really don't know what to say.
Maybe they're gag gifts. Maybe they ALL are.
after reflecting on the entire product list, i can accept a lot of the cash cow aspect. the only thing i fail to comprehend but would come to endorse if it really applied to the franchise would be the Cook Book.
before the hype of the last few years, i bought New Moon - not knowing what the franchise was about - not knowing it was the second in the series - there was a display, new book, discount, pretty cover - i remember thinking 'when does christopher moore's next book come out?'
i do not remember cooking being highlighted in the book series. i am not interested enough to educate myself beyond this forum, does anyone know how the Cook Book reflects the franchise of twilight?
@PostMarque: does anyone want to buy the cook book. then blog about it on a weekly basis and how the recipe make and experience make you go all prenatural with the cooking and the blood?
Okay, point 1. Can you image having to pee at 3 a.m. and having that curtain staring at you?
2. Speaking as a girl under the age of 30, out of all the fictional sci-fi males who I would date, Edward is not one of them! Where are all the "I heart Gambit" shirts?!
If I were the little brother of a sister that bought the BE SAFE Edward silhouette, it'd exist for around fifteen unattended seconds until the text was replaced with NO, BE SORRY.
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"Holy shit, John Oates!"
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There is a common thread amongst most Twilight girls but it's not nice so I am not going to say it. There are exceptions to this rule like my wife, sister and cousins fiance, but the buck stops there. Google videos of twitards watching the trailers or the movie and you will understand what the common thread is...
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Maybe they're gag gifts. Maybe they ALL are.
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before the hype of the last few years, i bought New Moon - not knowing what the franchise was about - not knowing it was the second in the series - there was a display, new book, discount, pretty cover - i remember thinking 'when does christopher moore's next book come out?'
i do not remember cooking being highlighted in the book series. i am not interested enough to educate myself beyond this forum, does anyone know how the Cook Book reflects the franchise of twilight?
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2. Speaking as a girl under the age of 30, out of all the fictional sci-fi males who I would date, Edward is not one of them! Where are all the "I heart Gambit" shirts?!
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@Mudderofcanton: The shirt is available here:
[www.topatoco.com]
And the webcomic that came up with the idea (based on a quote from that same comic) is here:
[www.drmcninja.com]
You owe it to yourself to read that comic. It is superb.
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