....I use ^_^ all the time.

But yeah, its why I won't join the anime society at my university. My Japanese is insanely rusty now so I never even attempt it, and I've never been such a douche to use it broken in a sentence or call people -san, but it annoys the hell out of me when other people do, especially when I know they're saying it wrong. There were tons of them at the sci fi convention, I couldn't decide who to punch first.

Personally, I love Emilie Autumn. I love her lyrics, and I love what those lyrics mean. I also love that she's multi-talented in various instruments, like the violin and harpsichord. I also love the way she dresses. And I love that all of her songs are so different from one another and never sound the same. Her albums are also so different as well, like from Enchanted to Opheliac. Two very different albums.

Let me ask you this: if she was a fugly fatass with severe acne who wore tshirts and shorts and never shaved anything or brushed her teeth, would you still like her half as much?

Why are we not talking about the crux of this discussion? Her rockin' ass and the rest of her sexy bod. She'd make a better suicide girl. I feel kind of sorry for those that didn't get to see the goods. You poor souls.

I was expecting that when I decided to start taking Japanese, but not to such an extent. So far things haven't been too bad as people seem to favor Bleach more than Naruto in my class but it is still somewhat odd.

I had my hopes up when I went to an Anime convention for the first time. I got to meet the guy who did the voice for Spike from Cowboy Bebop and finally got to see what the hell Bleach is all about, but the majority of it was ruined by way too many children running around with those head bands. The conversation between a friend and I at the end of a Bleach film:

"Well, that was kinda lame. I hope the next one will be much better."

"Dude, it's an Anime convention. All they put on at these events are the mainstream shows for twelve year olds"

*UP NEXT: NARUTO THE -*

"Let's just go. Forget I ever said anything".

Dude, hot chicks are a dime a dozen, and frankly, I don't care how good her body is if she's writing dumbass lyrics and acting like she's a spoiled 12 year old.

But I still want to know.
You have had sex with Emilie Autumn, or you just saw her naked?

Suicide Girls is old school. It's all about God's Girls now that Lithium and Apnea ruined their rep.
Speaking of hot chicks...

http://www.digitalartform.com/archiv.../apnea2006.jpg

vs.

http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/_/...lie+Autumn.jpg

I'm willing to bet the majority wouldn't choose the latter.

Eh neither is really my cup of tea

The first one looks too airbrushed, if not she looks freakishly like a doll.

"I'd only fuck you if you wore a paper bag over your head, you look too perfect."

This is my feeling.

Uggggh, I'm about about the dong but Apnea is my jam.


Her facial features are really doll-like though. Lemmie find a more natural one.

she had a abortion y'know

Who hasn't?

And why is it even remotely important?

Well, I suppose I can say with certainty that I have not. *grins implishly*

And I tend to agree with others here; neither model is particularly appealing to me.

I love Emilie Autumn's music, I find her fashion fantastic, and I love her concerts. I think shes got a lot of creativity.

She does seem to try too hard to be original. Ok, you have been ***** thousands of times and had an abortion and suicide attempt and you're bipolar (aren't we all?) and stuff, but... seriously. I also dislike her voice-straining.
But I still like her music. Really.

i like her poetry put to music. Her opreatic training can get everso slightly annoying. She whails with appropriate fervor, but seriously lacks the edge to go as dark and she wants to. her doll like stlye make feel like a dirty pedophile , but in a good way. the bloody crumpets are lost on me i mean we all love our friends but they dont seem to have any purpose onstage, other than decoration. Her music is beyond compare. I spend money on her.

What can I say? I prefer to see the good in things.