Yep if you coun't succes in dollars and childrens life ruined.MrGFunk said:The thing is, it'll probably work and sell well. She's a very successful women and who seems to do whatever she wants. I'm not gonna read it but if she does it it's gonna sell like hot cakes.
That picture now haunts me aswell.swolf said:HAHAHAHAHA!!! Wow...just wow. That clip is funny. Just had to comment on it...except now it will be scarred in my mind, giving me nightmares. Anyways...here's the silver lining, at least she is sticking to writing what she knows about (granted, that doesn't seem too be a lot to draw from) instead of trying to write about something like international spy espionage or something.z(ombie)fan said:MY EYES!SODAssault said:
What could possibly go wrong?
again, it BAFFLEZ ZE MIND.
Successtjarne said:Yep if you coun't succes in dollars and childrens life ruined.MrGFunk said:The thing is, it'll probably work and sell well. She's a very successful women and who seems to do whatever she wants. I'm not gonna read it but if she does it it's gonna sell like hot cakes.
Not yet, however I'm going to be a man and admit that I don't know much about her either, and I may have jumped to conclusions. But that book is about a land called modelland which all girls wanna go. Seriously that doesn't really seems to be a good model for kids. She is encouraging them to want a carrier that only is about their outer apperance.MrGFunk said:Successtjarne said:Yep if you coun't succes in dollars and childrens life ruined.MrGFunk said:The thing is, it'll probably work and sell well. She's a very successful women and who seems to do whatever she wants. I'm not gonna read it but if she does it it's gonna sell like hot cakes.
1. the favourable outcome of something attempted
2. the attainment of wealth, fame, etc.
3. an action, performance, etc., that is characterized by success
4. a person or thing that is successful
5. Children's lives ruined.
Seriously though, I don't know much about her, has she ruined children's lives?
Portal and Half Life, but if you ever get your hands on a Gamecube, GET METROID PRIME. I'm late as hell to that party, but it's one of the best stories I've seen, period. The time it takes to scan all the stuff is so very worth it.swolf said:You found a game with a good story?!?!?! JK, though seriously, what games? I have a 360.Dr. Paine said:Well great.
This only cements my fear that books are a dead medium fit only for idiots, and video games are the one chance I have at finding a good story.
Thanks Tyra, you've killed one of the last remaining shreds of hope I had!
Quoting for the truth.tjarne said:Not yet, however I'm going to be a man and admit that I don't know much about her either, and I may have jumped to conclusions. But that book is about a land called modelland which all girls wanna go. Seriously that doesn't really seems to be a good model for kids. She is encouraging them to want a career that only is about their outer appearance.
In my perfect world there are no models.
My points exactly. Every one of my female friend I have asked(granted only one so far, long weekend with lonley studies) have also agreed. What I'm afraid of is that the book will be to accesiable like Harry Potter(which wasn't that horrible) and get a model fanbase and be praised as the next tolkien.Dr. Paine said:Quoting for the truth.tjarne said:Not yet, however I'm going to be a man and admit that I don't know much about her either, and I may have jumped to conclusions. But that book is about a land called modelland which all girls wanna go. Seriously that doesn't really seems to be a good model for kids. She is encouraging them to want a career that only is about their outer appearance.
In my perfect world there are no models.
Seriously, 'all girls want to go to Modelland'? When I was ten or eleven, I wanted to go to Hogwarts. When I was in my early-mid teens, it shifted to either working in a library, or for going back to the fantasy aspect, any sort of dystopia. ... later Aperture Science. -cough- Anything involving insane robots and fights for life.
.. I'm gonna go back to games where things make sense now. -cries-tjarne said:My points exactly. Every one of my female friend I have asked(granted only one so far, long weekend with lonley studies) have also agreed. What I'm afraid of is that the book will be to accesiable like Harry Potter(which wasn't that horrible) and get a model fanbase and be praised as the next tolkien.Dr. Paine said:Quoting for the truth.tjarne said:Not yet, however I'm going to be a man and admit that I don't know much about her either, and I may have jumped to conclusions. But that book is about a land called modelland which all girls wanna go. Seriously that doesn't really seems to be a good model for kids. She is encouraging them to want a career that only is about their outer appearance.
In my perfect world there are no models.
Seriously, 'all girls want to go to Modelland'? When I was ten or eleven, I wanted to go to Hogwarts. When I was in my early-mid teens, it shifted to either working in a library, or for going back to the fantasy aspect, any sort of dystopia. ... later Aperture Science. -cough- Anything involving insane robots and fights for life.
You're right. if it's adult and directed at kids it's wrong. I think to take away childhood by pushing kids to grow up too fast is very sad. That would be very irresponsible for someone with her influence and media power. Having watched a lot of America's next top model with my wife she does a good job of asking girls to be happy with themselves hopefully she'll approach the project wisely.tjarne said:Not yet, however I'm going to be a man and admit that I don't know much about her either, and I may have jumped to conclusions. But that book is about a land called modelland which all girls wanna go. Seriously that doesn't really seems to be a good model for kids. She is encouraging them to want a carrier that only is about their outer apperance.MrGFunk said:Successtjarne said:Yep if you coun't succes in dollars and childrens life ruined.MrGFunk said:The thing is, it'll probably work and sell well. She's a very successful women and who seems to do whatever she wants. I'm not gonna read it but if she does it it's gonna sell like hot cakes.
1. the favourable outcome of something attempted
2. the attainment of wealth, fame, etc.
3. an action, performance, etc., that is characterized by success
4. a person or thing that is successful
5. Children's lives ruined.
Seriously though, I don't know much about her, has she ruined children's lives?
In my perfect world there are no models.
Do I hear crying? Darn thats almost always my fault, sorry if it is.Dr. Paine said:.. I'm gonna go back to games where things make sense now. -cries-tjarne said:My points exactly. Every one of my female friend I have asked(granted only one so far, long weekend with lonley studies) have also agreed. What I'm afraid of is that the book will be to accesiable like Harry Potter(which wasn't that horrible) and get a model fanbase and be praised as the next tolkien.Dr. Paine said:Quoting for the truth.tjarne said:Not yet, however I'm going to be a man and admit that I don't know much about her either, and I may have jumped to conclusions. But that book is about a land called modelland which all girls wanna go. Seriously that doesn't really seems to be a good model for kids. She is encouraging them to want a career that only is about their outer appearance.
In my perfect world there are no models.
Seriously, 'all girls want to go to Modelland'? When I was ten or eleven, I wanted to go to Hogwarts. When I was in my early-mid teens, it shifted to either working in a library, or for going back to the fantasy aspect, any sort of dystopia. ... later Aperture Science. -cough- Anything involving insane robots and fights for life.
This just hurts on so many levels it isn't even funny.
Did anyone else think giant lizard here?Tom Goldman said:Then Tyra reveals that it's all an allegory for her own life.
sympathy pat. funny how no one ever suspected this level of sheer idiocy on the intellectual Tyra Banks Show, where she was fat for two hours, homeless for 8 hours, and some other journalism gems my brain protects me from remembering.Icecoldcynic said:...Modelland? Seriously? If this turns out to be a good series I will buy a hat and then eat it. And then regurgitate it, and eat it again. And then cry.
*sigh* Time for me to get my Rage Excalibur... once moreHeppenfeph said:Welcome to the post Stephanie Meyer world everyone. A world where all you need is a pen and paper and suddenly you are an author.