I would like to start off by saying that I've always considered myself a fan-girl. Albeit, a quiet and usually shy-in-public type of fan-girl.. but I've got my sadistic yaoi side as much as the next psycho. Nevertheless, I try to hold back the theatrics for appropriate times... like conventions and hiding in the boys’ locker rooms.

Moving on.

I usually abstain from bitching in online journals, but I'm hoping this might save some other poor, non-annoying fan-girl a headache. I also apologize if I leave this message looking like a kill-joy. Not my intention.

Fan girls. OK! Fan girls in my movie, not OK! I know you're excited, I am too, but come on... if you feel the need to crack jokes, please make sure they're not absolutely horrid... and not *every time* a character talks, please. Please.

So for those of you fan-girls about to embark on some anime/comic book/etc. movie/adventure, please think of the other people paying to see the movie. They aren't bad or boring people, they just didn't pay for your commentary throughout the show. However, I promise most [geeky] people will appreciate a good joke here and there.

Also, I know we all want to be a part of the fun, that's the joy of being with our geeky brethren. Please refrain from laughing [obnoxiously] at lame comments because you want everyone to know you're a fan of the series, too. We all are. Who else would be paying to see this stuff? Have good form, save the obnoxious geeking for after the movie, with the rest of us. I have faith in you.

In conclusion, we've learned:

Lesson one: Lame jokes are lame.

Lesson two: Quality over quantity, please.

Lesson three: Don't feed the fan-girls.


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On a related note, I highly recommend seeing the first Death Note movie in theaters, if it is showing near you. Next month~ Bleach: Memories of Nobody!

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