What should I do? I'm bored. (I can't go outside because it's thundering really bad)?

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fmylife.com
mylifeisaverage.com
comixed.com
chatroulettetrolling.com
happychairishappy.com
failblog.org
lamebook.com
obviouscaptions.com
unrelatedcaptions.com

Or you could learn how to do something, like learn how to do a dance (like the reject or the spongebob) or learn how to scream (like screamo).

Or write a story or fanfiction.

Or just chill and sleep.

Do people think Sam And Cat should be the first lesbian couple on a kids network?

Billy Gsel

we had fanfictions around Spongebob and Johnlock, but this would be in fanfictions in a future of months, it will be on TV. 2013 is the year of fanfictions over Glee and Sherlock, which are using over 35,000 stories about them now. Sam And Cat were roommates, babysitting for money, and best friends, the rumors in the next 3 years that Sam And Cat would be in a unexcepted relationship due to its' friendly and sweeter behavior that would cause a potiental romantic relationship that would change television forever and attract more people in the mix, but they need to make some changes to avoid confusions.

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I think that the creator, Dan Schneider, might pick up on this and may decide to subtly incorporate this into an episode or two. But they'd have to be very subtle about it, because it is a kid's network and parents and moral guardians will cry foul if they see two girls kissing. But that doesn't mean they can't be playful about it, as long as it's subtle enough.

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What are some literature character terms?

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What do yo

Like Mary-Sue, Gary-Stu, Anti-Sue, etc.

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The male version of a Mary-Sue is called either a Gary or Larry-Stu
A Cannon-Sue is a Mary-Sue that is actually IN the book/movie/whatever (Bella from Twilight for example, is often times considered a Canon-sue
Fanon-Sue is the opposite- a character that either is NOT in the original work or is not a Mary Sue in the original work (so these will be found only in fanfiction and such)
Black Hole Sue- A Mary Sue that is basically the ENTIRE point of the work.
God Mode Sue- SUPER SUPER POWERFULLLLLLL!!!!
Jerk Sue- Total jerk, yet everybody still loves them?
Relationship Sue- A Mary Sue whose ONLY purpose is to be in a relationship with another character.
Sympathetic Sue- Full of wangst, this Sue is one we're supposed to feel sorry for. Has a tragic backstory, is probably unlucky in love, and is just generally likely to make sad puppy dog eyes at the audience.
Anti-Sue- Totally useless. Basically the complete opposite of a God Mode Sue. And yet, we're still supposed to love them.
Fixer Sue- almost exclusive to fanworks, exists to "fix" the problems a fan sees in the original works


The Ace- May not always be a Mary Sue, but is pretty darn close. Basically, he's the guy who gets the girl, saves the day, and is generally awesome with a snap of his fingers. Examples include Cedric Diggory from Harry Potter and Harvey Dent from The Dark Knight.

The Scrappy- This is a character that good portion of the fans absolutely hate. Not all the fans. But a lot. It is named such for Scrappy Doo, who was more or less despised by Scooby doo fans. Other infamous Scrappys include Jar Jar Binks from the Star Wars prequels and Dawn from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

The Wesley- This is very similar to the Scrappy. It's more or less a character that is VERY much disliked by the fans, but is LOVED by the writer(s), though they generally don't do anything useful and usually don't get punished, even when doing bad things. It is named after Wesley Crusher, from one of the Star Treks, who was hated by most of the fans, but kept getting more and more screen time, because one of the writers loved his character. Other infamous Wesley's include Kate from Lost (whom half the fans wanted to kill by the second season but managed to be one of the few characters who made it to the end) and Mr. Krabs from Spongebob (disliked by many fans and never seems to be punished for any of the terrible things he does, or even have them be acknowledged as wrong).

The Karma Houdini- A character who never get's punished. For anything. Ever. They might do terrible things, but they tend to get away with it more or less without any sort of punishment. Examples include Long John Silver from Treasure Island and Alex Russo from Wizards of Waverly Place

Fanfiction help! Any help?

GorillaBea

Okay, I need some help people I asked this question before and now all I want is a real answer. I am writing a fanfiction based on every cartoon, comic or manga character ever made. Now in my fan fiction Naruto has Katara as a penpal and I, for some exact reason, want her to fall in love with Kankuro.......... But Kankuro hate Katara but in the end he falls in love with her... How can I plan this out? Give me some good ideas too.
All of the cartoons are in another universe from ours.... I didn't get but explain so but this is what it is. I happened to like fan fictions so I decided to make a soap cartoon fan fiction. But I will switch main characters season through season. I just hope you all get what I'm trying to say.

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That is so awesome. I admire your powers of creativity (and envy them as well) really, I do! Avatar rocks.

But I think you should abandon the idea of getting every single animated character ever created. You'd have to put every character from every anime/manga, as well as every american cartoon (are you SURE you want Spongebob frolicking among the plot?) and every single Marvel or D.C. comic characte put into ink. That would be really hard.

Put yourself in the footsteps of Zutara. Katara hates Zuko; Zuko doesn't hate Katara as much, but he doesn't exactly like her either. They begin to see how much they have in common, and then become friends once Zuko (I mean Kankuro) saves her sister or cat or something. Then they start to realize how attractive the other is and...let the love begin.
Heyyy, I like that idea myself! But I'm not much into the Romance genre, so you can take it.

Happy writing! Post a link to your story on fanfiction.net when you're done!

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HEY GUYS, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS STORY?

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Q. OK, this is a story I wrote on Fanfiction.net. I wanna know your opinion on it so leave constructive criticism in your comments and [please!] review on the ff.net page. Thanks!

Just copy and paste/click on the link, kay?

http://www.fanfiction.net/s/6724803/1/My_Boy_Fast_Blog

There's 6 chapters so far and I would really appreciate it if you read all before commenting and reviewing. Thanks to you all!

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"....and that one fish from Spongebob that always goes, "My leg!"] "


Hahahaha. I just died xD My favorite line by far!

Anywho, it sounds interesting. I'd love to see where you can go with this :3

What do you think of children shows referring to non-Heterosexual relations?

Q. I remember something on Tv.com, the iCarly forums.
There have been quite a few topics for pairings, usually Seddie (Sam/Freddie) and Creddie (Carly/Freddie) but someone decided to make a topic for Cam (Sam/Carly).
I went to the topic because: A. I was curious to how people would react. B. I ship that shipping. It's the only iCarly shipping I ship and half of the reason I watch the show.

Basically all of the topic was a bunch of kids talking about either how "gross" that would be, or how they would never allow it.
They do know this is a technically a teen show that is on a kids network (it's apart of Teen Nick) and is well-known for getting things that wouldn't be allowed on it's rating out, right?

No real conversation though it lasted a good thirteen or so pages.
A similar thing happened on the Kim Possible board.

So I learned..
Tv.com is not a nice place.

Anyway it seems like a lot of people react negativity to the thought. Usually something relating to the children or "So and so aren't gay!".
I see nothing wrong with it. Single parents appear. Adoption appears. Foster homing appears. Romance appears. Lack of romance appears.

I doubt any major network would do that anytime soon though. For one, it's a large step and two it would be a controversial one.
No one wants controversy. Look what happened to Spongebob and he has a crush on Sandy (it's been stated multiple times in different official medias and look at his interactions with her in the early episodes).

A lot of "kids" or family media has same gender romance but it's usually not open.

The author of Wicked (which is an adult book but still) and people of casts for it (mostly Idina and Kristin though) has stated matter about Glinda and Elphaba. Though it's not open in the play. At least not stated.
The Sonic Archie series has Rotor and..Some guy. It's not open and you have to A. Either read the statement where one of the writers or something stated their relationship or B. Look inbetween the lines.
Gargoyles had Lexington.

The western children medias that have non-heterosexual romance, even slightly, is usually not well-known or the story basically revolves around it.

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I think it's fine. That would be *awesome,* actually. I think it would help promote acceptance of homosexuality, which *really* needs to be happening right now.

And if the actors really had a problem with exhibiting homosexual behavior, they could just do a casting call to get some gay teenagers. (And that would promote acceptance too, because then we'd have more openly gay celebrities.)

I actually think Dan Schneider intends for us to see some of his Nickelodeon characters as being in relationships. If you look for it, you can definitely see the slash/femslashiness in there. It's *very* obvious.

But of course, you're still gonna have people who think it's "weird" and "gross." It's my hope that someday it will be as unacceptable to say "being gay is gross" as it is to say "being black is gross."

Ha, I agree with Demyx...I like to read fanfiction too.

@ha: Homosexual behavior is no "dirtier" than heterosexual behavior.

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What do you think of children shows referring to non-Heterosexual relations?

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Guppy

I remember something on Tv.com, the iCarly forums.
There have been quite a few topics for pairings, usually Seddie (Sam/Freddie) and Creddie (Carly/Freddie) but someone decided to make a topic for Cam (Sam/Carly).
I went to the topic because: A. I was curious to how people would react. B. I ship that shipping. It's the only iCarly shipping I ship and half of the reason I watch the show.

Basically all of the topic was a bunch of kids talking about either how "gross" that would be, or how they would never allow it.
They do know this is a technically a teen show that is on a kids network (it's apart of Teen Nick) and is well-known for getting things that wouldn't be allowed on it's rating out, right?

No real conversation though it lasted a good thirteen or so pages.
A similar thing happened on the Kim Possible board.

So I learned..
Tv.com is not a nice place.

Anyway it seems like a lot of people react negativity to the thought. Usually something relating to the children or "So and so aren't gay!".
I see nothing wrong with it. Single parents appear. Adoption appears. Foster homing appears. Romance appears. Lack of romance appears.

I doubt any major network would do that anytime soon though. For one, it's a large step and two it would be a controversial one.
No one wants controversy. Look what happened to Spongebob and he has a crush on Sandy (it's been stated multiple times in different official medias and look at his interactions with her in the early episodes).

A lot of "kids" or family media has same gender romance but it's usually not open.

The author of Wicked (which is an adult book but still) and people of casts for it (mostly Idina and Kristin though) has stated matter about Glinda and Elphaba. Though it's not open in the play. At least not stated.
The Sonic Archie series has Rotor and..Some guy. It's not open and you have to A. Either read the statement where one of the writers or something stated their relationship or B. Look inbetween the lines.
Gargoyles had Lexington.

The western children medias that have non-heterosexual romance, even slightly, is usually not well-known or the story basically revolves around it.

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I think it's fine. That would be *awesome,* actually. I think it would help promote acceptance of homosexuality, which *really* needs to be happening right now.

And if the actors really had a problem with exhibiting homosexual behavior, they could just do a casting call to get some gay teenagers. (And that would promote acceptance too, because then we'd have more openly gay celebrities.)

I actually think Dan Schneider intends for us to see some of his Nickelodeon characters as being in relationships. If you look for it, you can definitely see the slash/femslashiness in there. It's *very* obvious.

But of course, you're still gonna have people who think it's "weird" and "gross." It's my hope that someday it will be as unacceptable to say "being gay is gross" as it is to say "being black is gross."

Ha, I agree with Demyx...I like to read fanfiction too.

@ha: Homosexual behavior is no "dirtier" than heterosexual behavior.

What should I do? I'm bored. (I can't go outside because it's thundering really bad)?

Answer
fmylife.com
mylifeisaverage.com
comixed.com
chatroulettetrolling.com
happychairishappy.com
failblog.org
lamebook.com
obviouscaptions.com
unrelatedcaptions.com

Or you could learn how to do something, like learn how to do a dance (like the reject or the spongebob) or learn how to scream (like screamo).

Or write a story or fanfiction.

Or just chill and sleep.

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