Meme me, baby
Mar. 13th, 2003 02:14 amI LOVE this show. This is Sifl & Olly, two sock puppets who had their own bizarre show on MTV in the late 90s. It was really funny and really random. I was constantly calling things "crescent fresh." Still do sometimes. I use it when commenting on general popular culture, especially when making relatively obscure hipster references.
One of my three original icons, pre-gifting of journal. Cary Grant was my first crush. When I was nine, I really wanted to be in His Girl Friday. Still do on occasion. I use him when I want to look distinguished.
Also one of my three original icons. Nick and Nora Charles, my favorite on-screen couple. Nora comes into a bar, sees Nick drinking champagne cocktails. Asks barkeep how many Nick has had, is given four as the answer. "I want you to line up four drinks right here in front of me, so I can catch up." My kinda dame. I use them when I want to be all het.
Love love love her. When folks ask, "What famous woman would you fuck" I always say Gene Tierney. This is a publicity still from the film Laura, which is one of my favorite films noir. So gorgeous she is, with that little overbite . . . Anyway, I use her when I'm either being all dykey, or I'm on my high horse about something.
:D Made for me by the lovely Kym, from a photo by
Another Clio icon, this one made by
These two were both cut from the absolutely GORGEOUS fan art that
How do you get a dolly? Why, you befriend
I'm not happy with my current 10th icon. I think I want to make a Polly Esther one, as in the doyenne of suck.com but I haven't gotten around to it yet.
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Date: 2003-03-13 02:49 am (UTC)And, as for me, it is a fair tossup between wanting to be Roz's character from His Girl Friday or Ruth's character from the Philadelphia Story. Oh, hell, I really just want to be Tracy Samantha Lord. *swoon*
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Date: 2003-03-13 05:36 am (UTC)Besides, in the musical version you get to sing "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?"
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Date: 2003-03-13 06:02 am (UTC)EXACTLY, dude. EXACTLY. I once had a long argument with a friend on a Jimmy Stewart kick about how the whole point of the movie would have been ruined if Tracy had ended up with Mike. God, I love that movie. It's so smart, and Dexter is so my Mr. Knightley. *sighs*
Actually, now that I think about it, Tracy is a modern-day Emma all over again, isn't she? And there are all kinds of Austenian themes running through that film. Which may very well explain why Tracy is my favorite film heroine (as Emma is my favorite literary heroine), and why I love that movie so much.
Dude, I can't believe I've never even *remotely* made those connections before.
What a swell fandom this is! :D
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Date: 2003-03-13 08:37 am (UTC)Gene Tierney icon
Date: 2003-03-14 08:48 pm (UTC)Gah! I had always though that was Katherine Hepburn. Must get new reading glasses.