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About Me Premium Member Wannabe Novelist kenyastarflight26/Female/United States Recent Activity Deviant for 2 Years
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Thundercracker's Glory

Thundercracker's life is turned upside-down when he learns of his sister's death... and finds himself caretaker to his orphaned niece, Glory.

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*kenyastarflight:iconkenyastarflight:
Hello! :wave:
Fri Nov 13, 2009, 2:44 PM
~Soundwave-1:iconSoundwave-1:
:paranoid: Why, hello there Kenya.
Thu Nov 12, 2009, 4:30 PM
*kenyastarflight:iconkenyastarflight:
Maybe, maybe not...
Tue Nov 10, 2009, 3:57 PM
~Angel-of-Love:iconAngel-of-Love:
I wonder if you going di SW fanart atkeast to your stories... :)
Tue Nov 3, 2009, 3:44 AM
~Superman-1:iconSuperman-1:
@everyone: Let this classic commercial video turn your frowns upside down: [link]
Tue Oct 27, 2009, 8:17 PM
*kenyastarflight:iconkenyastarflight:
*flops in the shoutbox and takes a nap*
Thu Oct 22, 2009, 2:38 PM
~Superman-1:iconSuperman-1:
@Kenya: There was this company, MTM (named after actress Mary Tyler Moore), that featured a cat as its mascot that passed away in 1988. The cat's name -- Mimsie (a he, not a she).
Fri Oct 16, 2009, 2:58 PM
*kenyastarflight:iconkenyastarflight:
A dog.
Mon Oct 5, 2009, 10:07 PM
~Superman-1:iconSuperman-1:
I'm sorry about Mona, Kenya. Was she a cat?
Mon Oct 5, 2009, 8:38 AM
*kenyastarflight:iconkenyastarflight:
*pokes the shoutbox and watches it explode* Oops...
Thu Oct 1, 2009, 10:39 AM

I Don't Need My Nightmare Fuel Tank Topped Off...

Fri Nov 13, 2009, 9:06 PM
  • Mood: Horror
  • Listening to: Royal Guardsmen -- Snoopy's Christmas
  • Reading: Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters
  • Watching: Ferris Beuller's Day Off
  • Eating: pumpkin cheesecake
  • Drinking: water
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I'm not dumb, I just have a command of thoroughly useless information. -- Calvin, The Days Are Just Packed

Okay, I honestly need to quit reading stuff that I KNOW will give me nightmares. Or at the very least freak me out enough to make me lose sleep...

I admit it. I'm a wimp. I know I'll probably never be able to watch certain movies -- horror, slasher, zombie, violent shoot-em-ups... heck, I'm not sure I can handle the Alien movies. It's so bad that just reading a plot synopsis of some movies can freak me out, especially if said synopsis includes screencaps.

So why do I go and look up movies that I know are going to scare me somehow? Train-wreck syndrome? Am I just a masochist in that way?

This time around it wasn't horror movies per se -- it was nuclear-war movies, specifically The Day After, Threads, and When the Wind Blows. And the synopsis of that last one was even thoughtful (or cruel) enough to provide a link to the scans of the comic book it was based off of. And I know, the Cold War is over and Russia and the US are no longer threatening each other with nuclear strikes, but still, it's a subject that's bound to make anyone jittery, right?

So yeah, last night I was up half the night because of a nightmare about a bomb going off near our house. I feel ashamed to admit it, but there you go.

What's funny is that I can read horror fiction just fine most of the time -- Stephen King gets a little intense and squicky in parts, but he hasn't given me nightmares yet. I guess it's because with a book, you control what you "see" to some extent, but with a movie synopsis, you know it's visual and so you're trying to picture it in your head... and sometimes your imagination comes up with something far more awful than what's actually on the screen.

So there's my embarassing confession for the week, I guess. *slinks off to hide*

Journal Feature -- Darth Vader



Which of the "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" movies do you like the best? 

37%
17 deviants said The original "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" with Gene Wilder
24%
11 deviants said I can't decide, I like them both!
22%
10 deviants said The new "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" with Johnny Depp
11%
5 deviants said I don't like either of them
7%
3 deviants said I prefer the book

Devious Info

  • Current Residence: a farm in Idaho
  • Interests: reading, writing, singing, movies, walking, listening to music, collecting Transformers toys
  • Favourite movie: Star Wars -- original trilogy
  • Favourite band or musician: Weird Al Yankovic
  • Favourite genre of music: most anything but metal and rap
  • Favourite artist: Bill Watterson
  • Favourite poet or writer: Mercedes Lackey
  • Favourite style of art: all kinds
  • Operating System: Windows
  • MP3 player of choice: the one I carry in my purse?
  • Shell of choice: mortar
  • Wallpaper of choice: jungle print
  • Skin of choice: preferably my own...
  • Favourite game: Lego Star Wars
  • Favourite gaming platform: Playstation 2
  • Favourite cartoon character: Thundercracker
  • Personal Quote: "I'm not suffering from insanity -- I'm enjoying every minute of it!"
  • Tools of the Trade: pencil, paper, computer, lightsaber ;)

Comments


:iconharu-chii:
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God forbid Sideswipe tries to make 3d holograms of these guys. He'd have them chasing/following everyone around the Ark.

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History professor, lecturing on the early 1900s: I mean, the problem of being the only person with a telephone is, well, who you gonna call?
Class, as one: Ghostbusters!
History professor: You kids scare me.
:iconkenyastarflight:
Holy crap, those things are Nightmare Fuel...

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Q: How many Transformers fans does it take to change a light bulb?

A: Eight. One to change it, and the rest to complain that the light bulb was so much better back in the 80s.

I support well-written, in-character fanfic!
:iconharu-chii:
Indeed. Spongmonkeys are the stuff of nightmares. And to think they used them for Quiznos ads years ago.

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History professor, lecturing on the early 1900s: I mean, the problem of being the only person with a telephone is, well, who you gonna call?
Class, as one: Ghostbusters!
History professor: You kids scare me.
:iconantonvandort:
Many thanks for adding my Clone Trooper [link] to your faves!
:iconkenyastarflight:
No problem! :)

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Q: How many Transformers fans does it take to change a light bulb?

A: Eight. One to change it, and the rest to complain that the light bulb was so much better back in the 80s.

I support well-written, in-character fanfic!
:iconsuperman-1:
Say, Kenya, what do you think of the idea of a "Transformers/Ghostbusters" crossover? "TF" and "GB" both came out in the same year, and I just want your opinion on it.
:iconkenyastarflight:
I'm not interested in such an idea at this time. And at the moment, I'm not taking requests or suggestions. I have enough projects lined up to keep me busy for a long time yet.

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Q: How many Transformers fans does it take to change a light bulb?

A: Eight. One to change it, and the rest to complain that the light bulb was so much better back in the 80s.

I support well-written, in-character fanfic!
:iconharu-chii:
[link]

I recommend his songs "Voices In My Head" and "Gangsta Folk".

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History professor, lecturing on the early 1900s: I mean, the problem of being the only person with a telephone is, well, who you gonna call?
Class, as one: Ghostbusters!
History professor: You kids scare me.
:iconsuperman-1:
@Kenya: "The Nightmare Before Christmas" was released on DVD last year as a two-disc collector's edition. You say that movie gave you a fanfic idea?
:iconkenyastarflight:
The movie didn't give me the idea. I've had the idea for years. Just happened to post about the movie and the idea at the same time.

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Q: How many Transformers fans does it take to change a light bulb?

A: Eight. One to change it, and the rest to complain that the light bulb was so much better back in the 80s.

I support well-written, in-character fanfic!

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