You Are Colorful Because You Are Sparkling



You are witty and clever. You may not be the most outgoing person in the world, but you speak up when it matters.
You know create an aura of mystery surrounding you. You enjoy having people wonder about you.

You never over share or dominate a conversation. You only inject yourself when you know it's your time to shine.
You are classy and elegant. Making a good impression is important to you, and you love to leave people wanting more.

The Colors Test

Blogthings: If Quizzes Are Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will Take Quizzes

Bascially list your top ten LBT villians if you have any faves.

These are mine. ^^

10. Swimming Sharptooth
9. Thud
8. Sharptooth
7. Sharptooth in LBT 5
6. Ichy
5. Dil
4. Strut
3. Ozzy
2. Rinkus
1. Sierra

So, I was looking at the "Top 10 Favorite Characters" thread and the "Top 10 Characters you Hate" thread and I was looking at everyone's opinions about different characters. I also was thinking about how over the years how the character development was handled with this series.

To be honest, I think in the end, while the animation was very beautiful and bright to attract the kids to the screen...that's really it. I find that the producers are very repeitive with their characters. I'll give Mr. Three Horn as an example. So in the first two sequels, we have him as a racist, predijuced character who loves his daughter, but is overprotective. In the third sequel, he realizes that yelling will not do anything to Cera other then have her act the same way he does. But in the next few sequels, he continues it as if that whole scenario NEVER HAPPENED! He even gets to the point to trying to kill the Tinysaursies in the eleventh sequel.

It's like these people think kids are stupid and won't pay attention to these things. Of course, the directors DID switch for a bit. They had Roy Allen Smith directing the first few sequels, then Charles Grosvener comes in....it seems good for a bit.

Then these characters start having double personalities, then there is the tv series...hardly ANY of the characters are acting like themselves! What? So it's a children's series and you can sell crap to these kids because they wouldn't know the difference?

Sooo what do you guys think of the character development in these series?

So, what does everyone think of this book? Personally, I think this book and book series was something Meyer just wanted to write for fun and for herself. That seems to be her attitude about her writing. She even admitted herself that she put in the sparkle scene just for the sake of it being there.

I am an anti myself and I don't really care for vampires very much, but I will say, one thing I am happy about Twilight is that, it's getting the younger generation into reading.

Liking a book for entertainment is fine, but what scares me, is all of these fans, mostly 12-14 years of age, going nuts over a book and actually ATTACKING people for not liking the book. o.O But also, I would like to point out that on the anti side, there are people that just go, "You like Twilight? You're so stupid!"

Seriously guys, why over this hype for a book like Twilight?

Also, I wanted to quote a review I wrote for this book, I think it needs to be polished a bit(the review I mean), so I quote from FB:

Twilight really is a new cult favorite among many young women and girls. Even some young men like Twilight. While I understand the love for it, I also understand it's not the best piece of literature out there.

Reviewing this without thinking of the rabid fans is excruisingly hard to do because it's mostly the fandom itself that makes other people strongly dislike Twilight, now I actually read the book myself and while I love the writer's free flowing words and expression through the book. This author doesn't seem to take writing at all seriously. She just writes whatever she thinks. And this is good, it's good that she has a career for herself. Unfortunately, because of her inability to stand criticism, and I can absolutely understand because I am very sensitive to criticism myself, it's only going to kill her career in the end.

This books gets some of the most interesting, intriguing, and sometimes overly excited reviews from fans and antis alike.

I like romance novels myself, but there needs to be substance in romance other then, "Oh he's so hawt and amazingggggg, I can't live without him!!!!!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KArgrNC6U38

I thought this was too funny to NOT show you guys. xD

For those that want character themes for your characters in the rp, tell me them and I'll list them down.

Rat_lady7:
Amy-Somwhere-Within Temptation
Mr. Three Horn- I Stand Alone-Godsmack
Red Claw-Hellfire-Hunchback of Notre Dame
Petrie's Mom (Rebecca)-A Mother's Prayer-Celine Dion


Belmont2500:
Belmont-Streets Of Siam-Stan Bush
Bron-Age Of Discovery-Trailerhead
Shorty-Bad-Michael Jackson
Ali-See Who I Am-Within Temptation
Ms. Maia - One World by Celtic Woman

Cancerian Tiger:
Cera-"Take Me As I Am" by Mary J. Blige
Tricia-"Unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield
Ducky-"You've Got A Friend In Me" by Randy Newman
Anna-"I'm Sensitive" by Jewel

Great Valley Guardian:
Longtail- Somewhere I Belong-Linkin Park OR Too Late-From the Dead
Rick-State of Mind by Sun King
Grandma Longneck-Gravity Hurts-Niels Brinck

f-22 "raptor" ace:
Sam-Danger Zone-Kenny Loggins
Thud-Zero-Kiki Kobayashi
Male rainbowface "Johan"-Das Boot theme

Edit: Ommitting characters and adding

I've been hearing some stuff about Ms. Maia and in the rp which I don't really get. What's with all the hate towards her?

I remember that Ducky was in that nest, WHICH WAS hers, and Ms. Maia threw Ducky out.

I think Ms. Maia was just an overprotective mother. I don't think she was a b or anything. And I think all she was added to was to put in some humor with the kids that like slapstick or something like that...I guess.

So...what do most of you think about this minor character?

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