gothic lolita magazine guide

note: i did not write this. original source here. just thought this would be as much helpful to you as it was for me. ♥
also found scans here

* = rare item.
** = No longer in print.

Gothic & Lolita Bibles:

Volume One:

ISBN: 4-89461-417-0
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Ryutaro, Raphael, Riku.
DIY: Na+H collar, Victorian Maiden skirt, H.Naoto skirt and tie, BPN peter pan collar, Elements skirt.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Various inc. punk, hair accessories.
Manga: None, but large Mitsukazu Mihara Gothic & lolita guide.
Extras: None.

Volume Two:

ISBN: 4-86048-001-5
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, member of Caligari, Riku.
DIY: Victorian maiden capelet, H.Naoto skirt, BTSSB bag and headdress,Miho Matsuda bag, BPN bloomers.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Classic styles make up guide.
Manga: Slice of Black Chocolate. (Mitsukazu Mihara.)
Extras: None.

Volume Three:

ISBN: 4-86048-016-3
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Novala, Riku.
DIY: Two of Kana's outfits, BTTSB apron and plushie, H.Naoto skirt and bag, BPN skirt, Elements hair accessories, headdress and top.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Classic hairstyles, make up and wig technique.
Manga: Mitsukazu Mihara story.
Extras: Mitsukazu Mihara illustrated name cards.

Volume Four:

ISBN: 4-86048-039-2
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Riku, Miyavi.
DIY: Various Kana outfits, Miho Matsuda collar, H.Naoto skirt and arm warmers, Elements dress, BTTSB skirt.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Classic and Neo gothic & lolita make upstyle guide.
Manga: Cut the Angel with a Scythe (Mitsukazu Mihara.)
Extras: Halloween sticker sheet.

Volume Five:

ISBN: 4-86048-048-1
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Aya, Miyavi, Novala, member of Baroque, Riku.
DIY: H.Naoto skirt and tie, BPN skirt, Angelic Pretty bonnet, Elements skirt and bag.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Colour co-ordinated make up lesson, whitening tips.
Manga: Deserted Place. (Mitsukazu Mihara.)
Extras: Hairstyles/various stickers.

Volume Six:

ISBN: 4-86048-056-2
Theme: (Partially) Weddings.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Aya, member of Baroque, Riku.
DIY: BPN collar, H.Naoto skirt, Angelic Pretty muffler, Elements scarf, various Kana outfits.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Various styles make up lesson.
Manga: Children can't choose their parents The weird chicken lovin' one. (Mitsukazu Mihara.)
Extras: Kana stickers.

Volume Seven:

ISBN: 4-86048-067-8
Theme: London.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Aya, Novala, Junko Mizuno x Mark Ryden.
DIY: BPN collar, Elements faux fur accessory, Angelic Pretty collar and white bear ears, Choco Chip Cookie jewellery.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Cover Girl (Mitsukazu Mihara inspired.) collection.
Manga: None.
Extras: Aya and calendar stickers.

Volume Eight:

ISBN: 4-86048-077-5
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Aya, Novala, Kamijo, Miyavi, Riku.
DIY: H.Naoto tie, Angelic Pretty petticoat, BPN top, Elements skirt,Choco Chip Cookie jewellery.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Kana styles collection.
Manga: Alice in Underground (Mitsukazu Mihara.)
Extras: Kana and travel based stickers.

Volume Nine:

ISBN: 4-86048-085-6
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Miyavi, Aya, Novala, Vivienne Sato, Emi Eleonola, Riku.
DIY: Angelic Pretty tie, Innocent World apron, MAM skirt, MA tie, BPN top, Elements tie, Gotick Decoration dress, Choco Chip Cookie jewelry.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Summer hair and make up guide.
Manga: None.
Extras: None.

Volume Ten:

ISBN: 4-86048-096-1
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Aya, Novala, Riku, Marilyn Manson, The Cure, Bauhaus, Vivenne Sato, Emi Eleonola, Miyavi.
DIY: MA tie, Choco Chip Cookie jewelry, Innocent World capelet, MAM headdress, Elements bag.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: King, Queen, Jack and Joker make up guide.
Manga: None.
Extras: Letter paper, double-sided poster (Kana and artwork.)

Volume Eleven:

ISBN: 4-86048-110-0
Theme: (Partially) Rose of Versailles.
Featured Artists: Mana (and Moi dix Moi) Kana, Aya, Vivienne Sato and Maria, Emi Eleonola, Novala, Riku.
DIY: Elements hat, BTTSB bunny scarf, Choco Chip Cookie hairslides and collar, MAM bag, Innocent World mufflers.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Winter Party hair and make up guide.
Manga: None.
Extras: None.

Volume Twelve:

ISBN:
Theme:
Featured Artists:
DIY:
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up:
Manga:
Extras:

Volume Thirteen:

ISBN: 4-86048-135-6
Theme: Flowers.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Aya, Novala (x girls of Shimotsua Monogatari), Kamijo, Zero, Riku.
DIY: Various Kana outfits, A+Lidel hairbow and dress, MAM/MA tie and collar, Innocent World hairbow, Elements jacket, arm cuff and trousers, Choco Chip Cookie bag, hat and jewellery.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Various nail art, make up and hairstyles guide.
Manga: Little Sweet Delusion (Putumayo designer.)
Extras: Playing cards and Kana bookmarks.

Volume Fourteen:

ISBN: 4-86048-146-1
Theme: Vampires
Featured Artists: Mana, Hakuei, Vivienne Westwood, Aya, Karyu, Zero, Vivienne Sato, Crow.
DIY: Chocochip Cookie JSK, various h.Naoto Blood clothes, Ma skirt, Innocent World blouse, MAM capelet, Elements bloomer.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: 2 gothic style and 2 lolita style make-ups.
Manga: Hat Attack by Dame Darcy
Extras: Playing cards and bookmarks

Volume Fifteen:

ISBN: 4-86048-161-5
Theme: Angels and Devils
Featured Artists: Mana, Aya, Hakuei (and Tomo.), Novala, Kana, Riku.
DIY: Doll making, various Kana outfits, knitted items special: Elements jumper, MA scarf, Innocent World headdress, MAM bunny ears, scarf and bag, Choco Chip Cookie hat and bear.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Various style nail art guide.
Manga: Magic Dolls by Dame Darcy.
Extras: Playing cards and bookmarks.

Volume Sixteen:

ISBN: 4-86048-172-0
Theme: Princesses.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Aya, Novala, Hakuei and O-jiro, Taizo, Riku.
DIY: MAM collar, Choco Chip Cookie crown, Angelic Pretty dress, Union Jack shirt, Elements waistcoat, Innocent World broach.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Princess and Prince make up, hair and nail art guide.
Manga: Oeufs D'ange (Artist unknown.)
Extras: Cut out and fold box.

Volume Seventeen:

ISBN: 4-86048-183-6
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Aya, Hakuei, Novala, Kanoma from Fatima, Riku.
DIY: Angelic Pretty sailor dress and matching hairbow.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Massive style guide.
Manga: Velvet going Underground. (artist unknown.)
Extras: H.Naoto Hangry/Angry cut out book and cards.

Volume Eighteen:

ISBN: 4-86048-193-3
Theme: Alice in Wonderland
Featured Artists: Mana, Aya, Hakuei, Ruiza, Kana, Blood
DIY: 2 different Alice in Wonderland inspired outfits with skirt, blouse and apron.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: None.
Manga: Childhood's End by ??
Extras: Alice in Wonderland stickers

Volume Nineteen:

ISBN: 4-7573-3309-9
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Hakuei, Novala, Aya and Yura, Ayabi, Taizo, member of Deadman, Kokuyokusumire, Riku.
DIY: Patterns only - G's skirt and Non's skirt.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: G&L models style guide.
Manga: Bite me Something (Artist unknown.)
Extras: Cut out calendar.

Volume Twenty:

ISBN: 4-7573-3317-X
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Mana, Kana, Novala, Hakuei and O-jiro, 12012, Riku, Blood, member of Renter en Soi.
DIY: Choco Chip Cookie jewellery, H.Naoto shirt, Angelic Pretty dress.
Patterns: See above DIY.
Hair and Make up: Kana's style guide, wig arrangement guide.
Manga: Long Along Alonging. (artist unknown.)
Extras: Double-sided poster (Hakuei and O-jiro/12012.)

Volume Twenty One:

ISBN: 4-7573-3332-3
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Kamijo, Ruiza, Hakuei, Kana, Novala, Aya, Mana.
DIY: ??
Patterns: ??
Hair and Make up: Co-ordination of contact lenses.
Manga: ??
Extras: ??

Volume Twenty Two:

ISBN: 4-7573-3342-0
Theme: Dolls.
Featured Artists: Mana, Daigo Stardust, Hakuei, Kana, Novala, Otsuki Kenji.
DIY: ??
Patterns: ??
Hair and Make up: ??
Manga: Strips by Nakamura tommorow Yoshiko.
Extras: Postcards.

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Gothic and Lolita Bible Extra:

ISBN: 4-86048-169-0　
Featured artists: Aya, Kana, Daigo Stardust.
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

Gothic and Lolita Bible Extra Two:

ISBN: 4-7573-3336-6
Theme: None.
Featured Artists: Yuko Ogura, Aya, Kana, Sachi.
DIY: Customising normal clothing, room decoration, Kana's handmade items, 150+ items to make, Innocent World Dress, BPN skirt, BTSSB corset top, Peace Now skirt, Elements warmers, Angelic Pretty dress, h.Naoto top, Chocochip Cookie jewellry, Stigmata top, Angelic Pretty bag,
Patterns: H.naoto's Hangry/Angry dolls.
Hair and Make up: Gothic & Lolita Models tutorials, Wig arrangement and nail art lessons, knitting tutorials.
Manga: None.
Extras: Alice themed clothing transfers, Putumayo/Angelic Pretty stencil pages.

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Gothic and Lolita Bible Hair and Make up:

ISBN: 4-86048-169-0　
Featured artists: Kana.
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

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Goth Loli/Gosu Rori:

Volume One:**

ISBN: 4-8347-2106-X
Patterns: Yes (See pattern Database)
Includes: Round headdresses, top hats, bags, jewellery, nail art, sweet and classic make up and hair style guide.

Volume Two:

ISBN: 4-8347-2136-1
Patterns: Yes (See pattern Database)
Includes: Spring Collection, Nail art, trimmings guide, sweet and classic accessories, crown making.

Volume Three:

ISBN: (Product code only) 1119106090781　
Patterns: Yes (See pattern Database)
Includes: Summer Collection, nail art, hat making, classic and gothic make up and hair accessories guide.

Volume Four:

ISBN: 4-8347-2216-3
Patterns: Yes (See pattern Database)
Includes: Autumn Collection, plushie and bag making, Overlocker guide, Dollfie clothing section.

Volume Five:

ISBN: 4-8347-2277-5
Patterns: Yes (See pattern Database)
Includes: Nail Art; petticoat, headpiece, bonnet, bloomers and corset making; kimono/yukata.

Volume Six:

ISBN: 4-8347-2351-8
Patterns: Yes (See pattern Database)
Includes: Sewing, hair and make-up guides, kimono, kodona, dolls, jewelry.

Volume Seven:

ISBN: 4-8347-2412-3
Patterns: Yes (See pattern Database)
Includes: Sewing, hair and make-up guides, guide on how to make accessories/lolifying accessories.

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Handmade Gosu Rori Accessories:

ISBN: 4-8347-6436-2
Patterns: Yes.
Includes: All the accessories segments featured in Gosu Rori 1-6.

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Clara Bow:

Volume One:

ISBN: 4-7788-0037-0
Featured artists: Hiroki Narimiya.
Patterns: Beauty:Beast long skirt.
Manga: Rose. (Artist unknown.)
Extras: Separate Clara Bow collection guide.

Volume Two:

ISBN: 4-7788-0052-4
Featured artists: Hinano.
Patterns: None.
Manga: None.
Extras: Separate Clara Bow collection guide.

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Gothic Lolita and Punk Brand Book:

Gothic Lolita and Punk Brand Book:

ISBN: 4-7778-0157-8
Featured artists: Liens x BPN and various brand name designers, Riku.
Patterns: None.
Manga: None.
Extras: Liens x BPN fabric badge.

Gothic Lolita and Punk Brand Book Spring/Summer 2006:

ISBN: 4-7778-0218-3　
Featured artists:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

Gothic Lolita and Punk Brand Book Autumn/Winter 2006:

ISBN: 4-7778-0259-0　
Featured artists:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras: Two folders Putumayo/BPN.

Gothic Lolita and Punk Brand Book Autumn/Winter 2007:

ISBN: 4-7778-0337-6　
Featured artists:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

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Goth loli and Punk Style Rococo:

Volume One:

ISBN: 4-7778-0087-3
Featured artists: M.Deidrich, Ai Yazawa (Nana article), Nookicky, Junko Mizuno.
Includes: Doll article, Pullip Room, Nana article, History of Gosu Rori, street snaps.
Patterns: None.
Manga: None.
Extras: None.

Volume Two:

ISBN: 4-7778-0114-4
Featured artists: M.Deidrich, Ai Yazawa (Nana article), Kokuyokusumire, Kaera Kimura, Full (from Nookicky) Riku.
Includes: Dollfie articles, Pullip Room, Nana article, Party style guide, Kimono styles.
Patterns: None.
Manga: None.
Extras: None.

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Tezukarin Handmade Gothic & Lolita:

Volume One:**

ISBN: 4-8347-2045-4
Patterns: Yes.
Includes: Detailed basic classic skirt making and shirt making tutorials, flower hairbands and hair ties, headdresses and round headdress making.

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Gothic Taste:

Volume One:

ISBN: 4-88375-034-5
Includes: Gothic lolita and related styles paper dolls, roleplaying game information, literature and illustrations.

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Maison Gothic & Lolita Style Book:

ISBN: (product code only) 405603656X
Featured artists:
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

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Alice Doll:

Volume One:**

ISBN: (product code only) 1119106090781　
Patterns: None.
Includes: Street snaps, some VK and gothic related illustrations, some brand name collection pages.

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Kera Street Style Book:

ISBN: 4-7573-3315-3
Featured artists: Hakuei, Daigo Stardust, G, Novala, Seek (formerly of PLC.), Megu (of Zwei.)
Includes: Street snaps only.
Patterns: None.
Manga: None.
Extras: None.

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Lolita Ishou Douraku 2 For Relax:

ISBN: 4-12-390118-2　
Featured artists:
Includes: Lingerie.
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

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Escargot Skin:

Volume One:*

ISBN: (Product code only) 4910015740258
Featured artists:
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

Volume Two:*

ISBN: (Product code only.) 4910015740555
Featured artists:
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

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Frill:

Volume One:

ISBN: 4391619016
Featured artists:
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

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Kera Maniax:

Volume One:

ISBN:
Featured artists: 4-86048-093-7
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

Volume Two:

ISBN: 4-86048-121-6
Featured artists:
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

Volume Three:

ISBN: 4-86048-143-7
Featured artists:
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
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Volume Four:

ISBN: 4-86048-175-X
Featured artists:
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Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

Volume Five:

ISBN: 4-86048-195-X
Featured artists: Nana movie, Naozumi Takahashi
Includes: Horror Cafe, World Snap, Tokyo Snap, dollfies
Patterns: Yes
Manga: No
Extras: Gloomy Bear stickers and name cards.

Volume Six:

ISBN: 4-7573-3322-6
Featured artists: Kyoko Fukada, Alyz Tale, Junko, Dita von Teese, Queen Adreena, Floria Sigismondi
Includes: World Snap, Paris shop guide, My Room, Pullip
Patterns: Yes
Manga: No
Extras: Pullip stickers

Volume Seven:

ISBN: 4-7573-3346-3
Featured artists: Plastic Tree, Tommy.
Includes: World Snap from Germany, London, Tokyo and New York.
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

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HX - h.Naoto and SHOXX - Collaboration Book:

ISBN: (product code only.) 4872791215
Featured artists:
Includes:
Patterns:
Manga:
Extras:

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The Truth About Liz Lee from “My Life as Liz” on MTV (at least the way I see it)

This was written by some kid who went to school with Liz. Original Sauce.

So after viewing the first few episodes of the new series My Life as Liz on MTV, I really need to put something on paper (or in this case online) about how inaccurate and incorrect “Liz” is about Burleson, TX and nearly everything else she talks about in her various ramblings during the program.

First and foremost, Liz was never an outcast in school and even after she joined what she now calls her “nerd herd” she retained her status as one of the cool kids. No one ever harassed her or mocked her the way she claims in the show, and in many ways she was snobbier than the status quo in high school (we shall return to this idea later).

Second, she didn’t leave the “popular” crowd because she had some wonderful revelation about being a free spirit and breaking the mold that society puts on people. In fact, she joined her “new” group because that was the hip way for her to remain cool after she was betrayed by her other friends. The whole time she knew how to play her cards correctly and in many ways was simply bored of the “dumb blonde” thing. Thus, her newfound glory and popularity would be found with the pseudo-Indie scene, even though she knows little about the lifestyle itself and merely used it to be trendy.

Third, Liz herself is very spoiled and thoroughly enjoys looking down on her town and anyone who isn’t on “her level.” Besides her MacBook Pro, iPhone, and cell phone, Liz convinced her parents to let her go to art school in Manhattan. Of course, art school in Texas just wasn’t acceptable. Thus, her sense of entitlement and lack of humility apparently still shine through.

Fourth, the show itself is completely off-base with reality. Not only is it not real, but it isn’t even based in reality. Of course, Liz has attempted to craftily go around the question of whether her show is a reality show or not by giving cryptic answers such as “I really do hate Cory with every fiber of my being” and “I really do love Star Wars with every fiber of my being.” So, she never really answers the question and for those of us who know her we can see right through it.

Now, it would be one thing for her to be portraying things through her eyes and giving a certain viewpoint to a situation; however these scenes and reenactments and downright deceitful and untrue. I can handle giving one’s side of the story. I can’t handle knowingly misrepresenting the facts for one’s benefit. In fact, here are some example already of where things are falsely portrayed or where she lies:

- During the Cupid Dance, they made us all vacate the dance floor while they filmed her for that scene. None of that was a natural high school dance and was completely staged for dramatic effect. In fact, they kept telling certain people to move to different spots to get better angles for their shots as to “not ruin their plan.” Again, this is an example of how the show was plotted out well in advance. You will also see this again during Prom, if they choose to use the footage they shot during that event.

- Liz and Taylor are friends and have always been friends and this whole “struggle” between them is a fictional struggle in order to get an increased “drama” in the series. This was always the plan and everyone saw right through it while they were filming.

- Burleson is a large town and is close to Fort Worth. The population has increased by almost 15,000 people since the last census and we have close to 35,000 residents. Aside from this, we are within close proximity to Fort Worth and other outlying towns near Fort Worth, so we draw from a population of well near 1,000,000 people. Tourists and other Texans come here to shop at the megaplex mall we have near us and even the “Old Town” that Liz claims represents the archaic nature of the town is newly constructed and designed to look old.

- Liz actually does not really know that much about Star Wars. In fact, she only started learning about it after she found out it was one of the things that nerds cling to as a sacred symbol of being a nerd. Example – she did not know who Luke Skywalker is.

Fifth, drawing from my earlier statement that Liz is a snob and bratty, most people in high school who had the unfortunate opportunity to meet her will overhelmingly tell you that she was just as rude and demeaning as Cory Cooper if not worse. Whether it was her judgmental attitude or the way she would brush everyone off who did not conform to her idea of worthiness (ironic considering the premise of her show), Liz was quite the mean girl. In fact, I am willing to pose that other people who knew her during high school can and will attest to this fact hands-down.

Finally, and this is the real kicker here… Liz was, and probably still is, a drug addict. Yes, the person who claims to the be righteous woman who represents the nerds and geeks of the world can’t even stay on the wagon. Now, I should say that I personally don’t care if people use recreational drugs or alcohol, but Liz was more than your occasional user. I should also point out that Liz was into much harder drugs than your typical drug user, and yes I can verify all of this with my own observations.

So, at this point you might be asking, “Why would you write all of this about Liz? What is your beef with her and why spend the time doing all this?” I write this because unlike Liz, I was an actual nerd in high school and she absolutely does not represent us or Burleson in ANY way, shape, or form. Not all the nerds hate Burleson and not all of us are that quick to judge the others around us. In fact, most of us never even considered Liz a nerd. So while she goes on this tirade about how horrible high school and Burleson and everyone else is, she reflects no moral values or integrity in her own life.

What makes Liz Lee worse than your normal television persona is that she claims to represent a group of people and then disrespects everything that the group stands for. She is just riding the trend to become popular and famous, just as she has always done. Being a non-conformist is what is “in” right now, and I’m sure she will play that as long as she can. The good thing for us real nerds is that her show might not last too long, as it only pulled in 902,000 viewers (compared to 4.8 million for the last episode of Jersey Shore, 57.9 million for the NFC Championship Game, and 4.7 million for The O’Reilly Factor).

So, you can call me an angry red neck or trailer trash, a venting nerd, or a hater… it really doesn’t matter. The fact is I am not on MTV spouting off on others while I secretly am the biggest hypocrite of them all.

What really matters is that the truth about Liz Lee comes out. Liz Lee truly is a lying, manipulative drug addict who will do anything in the moment for attention and popularity. Her parents spoil her and got her a show on MTV and into art school in New York. Liz has done nothing for herself and will judge others on a whim. It’s too bad that society rewards that in 2010…


I speak for everyone when i say the most embarrassing thing ever is to have someone like Liz Lee who claims to be a "nerd champion" become an e-list celebrity and have everyone think she's the new nerd messiah. It sucks to have people think that we are all like her, when in actuality she isn't anything like us. Liz Lee has a macbook, I bet she doesnt even know how to jailbreak her iphone, and i bet she doesnt know how to handle an xbox or playstation controller. Not once did i see Liz 'tweet' about the long hours she spent grinding her blood elf on world of warcraft, or how she stayed up all night coding a bot for her computer programming class. And if there's one thing that nerds never do, that she does all the time, is leave the house. Everyone can agree with me on this one, because i believe the last time i left my house was last Thursday, and that was just because I had HTML programming class that night. In any case, i've lost all faith in anyone who walks around telling people they are a "nerd champion" and don't even know who luke skywalker is. I just wont believe you for a minute. DAMNT LIZ YOU'RE MAKING ME LOOK BAD!!!!!
In any case... I will be looking further into this. Just because like i said, i get my homework done quick and other than playing video games I need to have something else to do like troll people who make me look bad.

~yours truely

Star Wars headed to TV as a sitcom?

What!!!!!!!!!!!

Lucasfilm Animation said Monday that "Star Wars" is coming to TV as an animated comedy series. The sitcom is still in development and doesn't have a title yet.

Lucasfilm says it will explore the comic aspects of that "galaxy far, far away" as it playfully and irreverently confronts the saga's characters and mythology.

Part of the creative team is Seth Green, who helped hatch the popular "Robot Chicken." He promises the new show will answer the question, "What do these Star Wars characters do when they're not overthrowing Empires?"

No network or start date was announced for the series.

This can either be really really bad, or really really good...
In any case, i think it will be great. Being a huge fan of Seth Green's work as a producer and director, Robot Chicken, Titan Maximum and other works are some of my favorite shows on television. I watch these shows every night before going to bed. Seth Green is brilliant, and as a huge fan of Star Wars i think if this idea got into the hands of anyone else (even George Lucas himself), i would probably kill myself so i don't have to live in a world where Star Wars was slaughtered and raped like how Indiana Jones was. What do you think?

P.S.
I am not slandering the great George Lucas, just saying he isn't suited for comedy or sitcoms is all. I mean honestly.. Look what he did to Indiana Jones.

~ yours truely ~