I thought you'd say something along those lines

How am I supposed to be #1 RNR all time if Tori cant be RNR??

Im back-ish.. not feeling that tingly business in my no no area about it anymore, but we will see

In reply to this comment by rasch187:
Tori is fantastic. And she is a musical genre herself, a strange combination of sensuality, soul and parts yet to be discovered. Nothing as simple as rock'n'roll though.

Good to see you posting vids again, ivy

In reply to this comment by inflatablevagina:
love Tori. I wanted to put this is rnr but wasnt sure if you'd allow it

In reply to this comment by rasch187:
Tori Amos is awesome. Neil Gaiman is one of her closest friends and he partly based one of his best characters on her.

Tori is fantastic. And she is a musical genre herself, a strange combination of sensuality, soul and parts yet to be discovered. Nothing as simple as rock'n'roll though.

Good to see you posting vids again, ivy

In reply to this comment by inflatablevagina:
love Tori. I wanted to put this is rnr but wasnt sure if you'd allow it

In reply to this comment by rasch187:
Tori Amos is awesome. Neil Gaiman is one of her closest friends and he partly based one of his best characters on her.

Tori Amos is awesome. Neil Gaiman is one of her closest friends and he partly based one of his best characters on her.

>> ^ponceleon:
Nice, but the Canadian should have been #1.


Sorry 'bout that.

>> ^NeuralNoise:
CORALINE: Misfit discovers she is special person in a secret world just beside our own.
MIRRORMASK: Misfit discovers she is special person in secret world just beside our own.
NEVERWHERE: Misfit discovers he is special person in secret world just beside our own.
STARDUST: Misfit discovers he is special person in secret world just beside our own.
SOPHIE’S CHOICE: Mom loves one of her kids way more than the other one.

Heh, you can add:
SANDMAN: Neil Gaiman thinks he is a special person in a secret world just beside our own that he just made up.

Seriously, he looks so much like morpheous from sandman! Which he also wrote. about himself. and his secret world. also i'm joking.

*sigh* jokes don't work when you have to explain them.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Art' to 'Art, Neil, Gaiman, Coraline, Buttons, Rats' - edited by JTZ

- the Discworld series by Terry Pratchett; also Good Omens, which he wrote with Neil Gaiman
- Altered Carbon by Richard K. Morgan (first part of Takeshi Kovacs' trilogy)
- Bluebeard by Kurt Vonnegut (hard to single out any of his books, they're all great imo)
- Henderson the Rain King by Saul Bellow
- The Elementary Particles by Michel Houellebecq
- The Fabric of Reality by David Deutsch (a four-strand theory of everything)
and then some

>> ^rasch187:
Neil GaimAn, damnit!


*cough* *ahem* fixed

Neil GaimAn, damnit!

Corinthian!

Neil Gaiman!

You know, I do remember hearing something along those lines, but I haven't ever watched it dubbed. Mononoke-hime is actually possibly my favorite Ghibli (that or Grave of the Fireflies...SO SAD), so I guess I ought to upvote anyway lol.

In reply to this comment by smibbo:
the English version of "Princess Mononoke" was not a dub, it was rewritten by Neil Gaiman especially for American/English audiences with the supervision of Miyazaki. It had American and British stars and while not at all a different film was much more than a dub. I know because I own both the subtitled original and the reworked English. THe reworking is just as excellent as the original.

In reply to this comment by JAPR:
I don't vote for dubs as a general rule.

the English version of "Princess Mononoke" was not a dub, it was rewritten by Neil Gaiman especially for American/English audiences with the supervision of Miyazaki. It had American and British stars and while not at all a different film was much more than a dub. I know because I own both the subtitled original and the reworked English. THe reworking is just as excellent as the original.

In reply to this comment by JAPR:
I don't vote for dubs as a general rule.

This film didn't quite live up to its potential, but that's understandable given the potential in a Neil Gaiman story. Stardust felt a lot more like a complete movie.

Not the devil. He's Czernobog, whom you might remember from Neil Gaiman's American Gods.