It's dead blood? Oh, yeah, I forgot -- it has the power to turn ham rancid, and apparently makes your spear go limp.
Wash ,'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Literary Buffistas 3: Don't Parse the Blurb, Dear.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
It's dead blood? Oh, yeah, I forgot -- it has the power to turn ham rancid, and apparently makes your spear go limp.
There's actually a quote from SMeyer about it over on the big Twilight fan site, but I'm not going over there to find it.
Oh, damn, no, Jilli. STAY FAR AWAY.
That place has got to be crazier that the Laurell K. web page, and that's not a thing to say lightly.
Oh, I was going to plead with her to take one for the team.
Oh, I was going to plead with her to take one for the team.
And you're not even around to experience the frothing and hand-waving in person!
yer just mean, ita!
And wiki let me grab it without going into Teh Craxy:
"Several girls wanted to know if Edward would have a more difficult time being around Bella when she’s having her period. Answer: Yes, a little bit, but he would never say anything about it–much too much of a gentleman. And Bella would be way to embarrassed to ask. (It’s not the same as a cut, though. It’s sort of "dead" blood, if you get my meaning)."
"Q. That time of the month?
A. Yeah, this one's on the lexicon, too. Good call by "...my name..." on the fact that menstrual blood isn't really like normal blood--it's lining and such. Okay, I'm official grossed out now, moving on..."
How can you be a vampire-writin' author and be "grossed out" by blood?! Any blood?
How can you be a vampire-writin' author and be "grossed out" by blood?! Any blood?
Because she doesn't like vampires, has never read any vampire books, or seen any vampire movies. And has repeatedly said so in interviews. Thus I cling to my desperate notion that the "vampires" in Twilight are actually really, really confused elves or fairies. Hence the sparkle-tastic-ness. BECAUSE THEY'RE OBVIOUSLY NOT VAMPIRES, DAMMIT.
(Whoops, my issues are showing again. And I'm not even wearing the "cranky" bloomers today.)
SMeyer and logic - not to mention consistency - have at best a nodding acquaintance.
Thus I cling to my desperate notion that the "vampires" in Twilight are actually really, really confused elves or fairies.
I've never read any Twilight, but I would totally read this fanfic.