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Le Tissier's Laces said:
Thing is PL, if you're confident in what you are and the fact that you might be perceived as different, you can be extremely happy - moreso than those that spend their time following the given trend. I'll introduce you to Fable one day - she's odd and different, but she's so comfortable in her skin that she makes us 'normal' people feel like the ones who haven't got it. That's the holy grail!
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Sounds awesome, odd and different are the best characteristics in a person! Hence why my favourite character in Harry Potter is Luna Lovegood! Being 'normal' is overrated and I'm proud of not being 'normal', whether it's playing Muggle Quidditch or cosplaying as an obscure female character, or whatever, and I guess this group of people have allowed me to embrace that.... lack of normality. Heck, I wouldn't have cosplayed as a female with another group of people. Saying that I would like to do the normal thing of settling down, getting married and having kids.... but no rush for that. Especially that last part.
 
PompeyLapras said:
Sounds awesome, odd and different are the best characteristics in a person! Hence why my favourite character in Harry Potter is Luna Lovegood! Being 'normal' is overrated and I'm proud of not being 'normal', whether it's playing Muggle Quidditch or cosplaying as an obscure female character, or whatever, and I guess this group of people have allowed me to embrace that.... lack of normality. Heck, I wouldn't have cosplayed as a female with another group of people. Saying that I would like to do the normal thing of settling down, getting married and having kids.... but no rush for that. Especially that last part.
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Just don't let yourself be "judged" by normal people. Fable dressed up as a bloke for a photo shoot recently and a kid said to her on the way there "Are you a boy or a girl?" - her answer was "No".

Which is kinda brilliant.
 
Le Tissier's Laces said:
Just don't let yourself be "judged" by normal people. Fable dressed up as a bloke for a photo shoot recently and a kid said to her on the way there "Are you a boy or a girl?" - her answer was "No".

Which is kinda brilliant.
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Someone asked me that as well, but not in a curious way but in a kinda 'you're a freak/minger' kind of way (seemed a bit of a chav), I just ignored them.

Next time I'm gonna get a more expensive wig. I don't want anyone thinking I could be male!
 
Desperately sad news that James Horner, the Oscar winning film composer of Titanic, Braveheart, Apollo 13, has died in a plane crash.
61 years old, and was last seen composing a score for a student project instead of a blockbuster studio film with millions thrown at it. Very sad.
 
TheSecondStain said:
You may not believe this, but I arrived at this very funny comedy routine on gun control by way of Calum Slattery signing his first professional contract for Saints:

Jim Jefferies on gun ownership. Contains lots of swearing, OK.?
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Jim Jefferies is just so ****ing hilarious full stop, so controversial but brilliant, my favourite stand up comedian at the moment. If anyone gets a chance and his style of humour is your sort of thing then I would recommend watching every stand up he has ever done!
 
Page 666, eh? Behold the beast and all that jazz.

I'm reading this page with garlic garlanded gracefully round my gullet.

Vin
 
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