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You are old. 20 years ago this very day (OK, yesterday to be exact), a 31-year-old wunderkind with only one previous film to his name stepped onto the Palais stage in Cannes to accept the Palme d'Or for his modest kitchen-sink drama "Pulp Fiction." As momentous as that evening must have been for Quentin Tarantino, it's hard to believe that even he, not exactly legendary for his humility, could have envisaged just how influential his film would be in subsequent years, and just how rabidly lesser talents would rush to try and replicate its success. Because, without wanting to overstate anything, "Pulp Fiction" changed everything.
The landscape of Hollywood was remade, the mini-major Miramax become the preeminent force in independent film (a major-mini-major?) and Quentin Tarantino was a household name overnight (and seemingly was handed a lifetime directorial carte blanche that very evening). But this wasn't simply a marketing success or a coup for the industry. "Pulp Fiction" changed what was seen as viable in terms of storytelling, pushing envelopes all over the place: narrative structure (loosely connected but separate story strands); chronology (messed with); dialogue (non-naturalistic, verbose, pop-culture inflected, wildly profane); even casting (has-been John Travolta, Bruce Willis in a ball gag, ingenue Uma Thurman as a femme fatale etc., etc.). For any aspiring filmmaker at the time, hell, for a lot of critics and cineliterate observers, it was a heady explosion of joyously referential but irreverent filmmaking and it felt like anything was possible.
But so few Tarantinos come along in a generation (maybe for the better—how many more could we handle?) that in fact what did happen, despite the sense of wide-open potential, was that rather than necessarily being inspired to go off and do their own thing like Tarantino did, studios and fledgling directors took the path of least resistance and tried to make a movie like Tarantino's. And so the film industry over the next decade and a bit became something of an echo chamber, as blackly comedic, multi-stranded, extremely violent, wordy crime flicks started to crop up, first one at a time, but pretty soon in whole batches.
We've assembled 17 of those slipstream films below, and some are of course better than others, but what's interesting is to examine just which ones did manage to put their own twist on the formula, and which, well, didn't. Because having now waded through an awful lot of copycat dross, we've gained an even higher respect for the film that started it all, and noticed a throughline in the worst efforts which seems to be that their writers and directors have simply assumed that by assembling something that is brash, amoral, slickly violent, peppered with n- and c-words (and liberally salted with "fucks") and populated with male characters of a racist, homophobic and/or sexist, criminal bent, voila! you've got 'Pulp.' But Tarantino, and it's something even we are sometimes guilty of forgetting, is much, much smarter than that, and underneath the glossy, slick surface of "Pulp Fiction" is an absolutely rigorous, even classical, adherence to the storytelling basics of character building and coherent plotting, the more effective for seeming so effortless, malleable and invisible.
So in celebration of the real deal, here they are: the knock-offs, the rip-offs, the me-toos and the also rans, all vying for a sliver of that "Pulp Fiction" magic but more often than not unable to escape the long, long shadow of the film that defined the '90s, and beyond.
"Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead" (1995)
Playing something like a romanticized elegy for gentlemen gangsters, 'Denver' fizzled in theaters, despite boasting Andy Garcia backed by a cast of notables and several Tarantino alumni. Garcia plays Jimmy The Saint, an ex-con forced into doing a final favor for a slumming Christopher Walken, who proceeds to assemble a team of That Guy Actors. The plan goes sour and Steve Buscemi is dispatched to stalk and kill the men. The echoes of Tarantino are heard far and wide—Buscemi's contract killer is named Mr. Shhh, nearly every character bears a humorous moniker, the dialogue is akin to a mashup of sixty years of gangster movies, and the tone shifts between graphic violence and humor. You'd be wrong to write off the picture though, since all artifice aside, the filmmaking is hardly pedestrian. The actors deliver, in particular a gentle Christopher Lloyd and a certifiably demented Treat Williams, while Buscemi cements his presence without so much as a word. It's stylized, artificial even, but there's no denying screenwriter Scott Rosenberg (who also penned last year's "Pain & Gain") has a sense for the kind of tough guy talk that belongs on the silver screen (and only there). If nothing else, embrace the spoilers and enjoy this scene—the source of fan favorite line: "I am Godzilla, you are Japan!" [B-]
"American Strays" (1996)
If there's one single element of Tarantino's style that is most frequently copied across this list, and most frequently falls absolutely flat, it's the snappy, digressionary, pop-culture-obsessed dialogue he wrote with such fluidity and wit in "Pulp Fiction." "American Strays," a direct-to-dvd film starring a direct-to-dvd cast of Luke Perry, Eric Roberts and Jennifer Tilly from writer/director Michael Covert, is a case in point. The characters snip and spar at each other over the benefits of 8-tracks over CDs, or "old" Aerosmith over "new" Aerosmith, without ever convincing us that they're doing anything but reciting a lot of words that a young writer had thought would sound real cool all strung together. And the Tarantino love-in doesn't end there: 'Strays' is a multi-stranded supposedly blackly comic, semi-parodic take on the desert/road movie, populated by oddball characters who have quirks instead of personalities (this old guy collects dolls! This suicidal dude has taken out a hit … on himself!) and who only collide in, what else, a big ol' gunfight in the Oasis diner. Perry is extraordinarily wooden, and Tilly seems to have been playing the role of sociopathic sexpot forever, but Roberts is a minor redeeming feature of the film, cast against type as a family man who has lost his job. Still there's nothing he can really do to rescue the shoddiness of the endeavor, with Covert's movie right down to the prevalence of low angle shots, at best an example of ventriloquism. Unfortunately, we can see his lips move. [C-/D+]
"The Way of the Gun" (2000)
As great as 'Pulp' is, the majority of the films that tried to emulate it ain't in the same ballpark, the same league, they ain't even the same fucking sport. Some get closer though, as in this beautifully crass (for the first half at least) Christopher McQuarrie crime film. Sure, "The Way of the Gun" is hyper-violent and has a coterie of vulgar, bad people making up its cast of characters. It's talky and very much "written." But it's not so much a knockoff of the QT style as that it shares a similar sensibility for dialogue and genre subversion. It's even fair to say that McQuarrie was ahead of Tarantino here in terms of heavily aping spaghetti western tropes and style ("Kill Bill" came three years later). It's a twisty, '70s throwback tale of two low-lifes (Benicio Del Toro and a gravelly-voiced Ryan Phillippe) who kidnap a surrogate mother to a rich couple in hopes of a big score. Things spiral out of control on the way to a brutal gun fight in a dusty old Mexican town. The characterizations and dialogue really sing, especially coming from the two leads and James Caan as a veteran cleaner of sorts, who puts on an acting clinic in ultimate grizzled old man badassery. There's a lot of memorable moments, acting choices and sequences: the hilarious, vulgar opening scene sets the tone and establishes these "heroes"; Del Toro slapping a prostitute in the ass before a gun fight; and Phillippe unwittingly leaping into a pile of broken glass (goddammit anyway!), until it all comes way unmoored in the final act. The success of "Pulp Fiction" allowed for the existence of "The Way of the Gun," but perhaps unusually for this list, its successes and failures feel mostly its own. [B-]
Ray | August 15, 2014 5:02 AM
Pulp Fiction was based on a film called Black Sabbath which features 3 none linear stories.
Tiff | August 14, 2014 2:41 AM
"You are old. 20 years ago this very day (OK, yesterday to be exact)".
Oh wow.. this article was written May 22 this year. My birthday is May 21 and I am exactly 20 years old. Huh.
Sanker from india | June 21, 2014 6:26 AM
Wasn't innaritu's primary influence krzysztof kieslowski? Chance and destiny etc? Even the image of the model on the billboard was a homage to that famous image in three colors: Red. Never thought it was directly Tarantino influenced. Now I see it though. Kewl.
robthom | June 3, 2014 1:22 PM
I haven't seen a few of those.
My favorite has to be Denver.
Treat Williams, Buscemi, Walken, everybody was great and pulled their weight in that one.
Didn't care for Anwar, but Fairuza made up for that.
Out of the proto-pulp fictions, Kalifornia is 10x what Stone did with NBK.
It would have been interesting to see what Tarentino would have done with his own script though.
Wild at Heart was another Proto-Pulp Fiction that Tarentino seemed to borrow from almost as equally as Goodfellas.
Layer Cake was pretty good.
But I can never really get into British Gangster movies.
Maybe because that accent is almost exclusively marketed in america for its fussy sophistication to peddle political agendas, documentaries and goofy products in infomercials that it just never seems intimidating.
Love and a 45 had moments.
Young and skinny Rene Zelwegger looking amazing probably chief among them.
joe | June 3, 2014 4:47 AM
One film that I didn't see on this list was Milcho Manchevski's Before the Rain. Released the same year as Pulp Fiction. Manchevski, who both wrote and directed, breaks down and plays with the story's three acts much the same way QT did. They where both writing their stories at the same time presumably without knowing much about what the other was doing. A lot more serious than QT's, though I love them both, Before the Rain is a film that flew under the radar and was missed by a lot of people. Watch this film guys.
Buscemi | June 2, 2014 4:19 AM
A little more recent but the mention of Very Bad Things reminded me of how much The Hangover lifted from that film and how it has a very Tarantino-esque style (drenched in cans of Keystone Light) to it.
wayne via | May 31, 2014 3:13 AM
I only see two movies that resemble pulp fiction the first one the foreign movie about the dog amorres something same time structure and the movie go that one really had the pulp fiction thing the story titles on screen as well, and the whole time structure that's what really makes go seem like pulp fiction that was awesome I loved the movie go. Pulp fiction is my number one favorite movie.
FUCKING BASTARD | May 30, 2014 3:44 PM
Amores Perros is a rip-off only because the "three interlocking stories that see characters occasionally cross over; a criminal element; harsh violence", those are mere similarities, Tarantino did not invent the structure of hyperlink cinema nor stories with characters that "cross over", those were invented way before he was even born, in fact he hasn't invented anything. Plus Amores is a drama, Pulp is a black comedy, not even the same genre, unlike most of the other real rip-offs. I'd put Amores Perros with the other "The Not Really Rip-Offs". Do us a favor, please do some research before vomiting.
nice list 54321 | May 27, 2014 1:05 PM
1 -THINGS TO DO IN DENVER WHEN YOURE DEAD andy garcia
2 -AMERICAN STRAYS eric roberts
3 -WAY OF THE GUN ryan phillipe
4 -GO katie holmes sarah polley timothy olyphant
5 -THE BIG HIT mark wahlberg
6 -2 DAYS IN THE VALLEY charlize theron
7- AMORES PERROS gael garcia bernal
8- GET SHORTY travolta
9- BE COOL travolta
10- SUICIDE KINGS christopher walken
11- 8 HEADS IN A DUFFEL BAG joe pesci
12- PALOOKAVILLE vincent gallo
13- VERY BAD THINGS cameron diaz
14- THE BOONDOCK SAINTS willem dafoe
15- INTERMISSION colin farrell cillian murphy
16- REINDEER GAMES ben affleck
17- PHOENIX ray liotta
Joe B | May 27, 2014 2:42 AM
Your review of "Boondocks" was perfect and hilarious.
AddictedAICN | May 26, 2014 7:42 PM
What about the underrated "Lucky Number Slevin"
Whodatninja | May 26, 2014 5:08 AM
The fact that this "entertainment journalist (haha)" has absolutely no ability to appreciate some of the flourishes that does in fact distinguish Boondocks from other films of the genre regardless of your feelings of the film, speaks volumes of the authir's shortcomings. It also ignores (or simply isn't aware of) some obvious entries that only an actual film fan would include (Thursday with Tom Jane and Aaron Eckhart, Best Men, and Truth and Consequences N.M. Directed by Kiefer Sutherland spring to mind). Although many on this list are pretty weak (although how can you not admit that Vaughn and The Rock were so funny in the otherwise horrific Be Cool together it should have just been about them and nothing else) there are a number of flicks here that may not be Oscar calibre but are entertaining in their own right (Reindeer Games and even the sometimes very funny 8 Heads, which is far better than Gone Fishin.....you realize that right?). It was good to see Denver get some good nods and especially Way of the Gun. In general it does seem like the author needs to get himself a Netflix membership and get a better number of films under his belt before he attempts another list.
mass | May 25, 2014 9:51 PM
This article and the comment section proves that some people just try way to hard to compare films with one-another just because plots feature black comedy and intertwining and non-linear narratives, a lot of curse words, and violent crime.
Going by the logic this article uses, Pulp Fiction is merely a copycat of a novel called "Trainspotting" (not the film), which was written and sold in 1993, a year before Pulp Fiction. This novel is not only non-linear like Pulp Fiction (with about 8 different narrators) with intertwining plots, but it is also darkly comedic almost in the same vein as Pulp Fiction. The novel is also pretty graphic as well. The dialogue has its own electric style. The first page has three instances of "c%%nt", one of "f!!ck" and one of "f!!ck!ng". So the curse words are there too. Furthermore, Trainspotting draws on a lot of pop culture of the 1980s. So that's there too. There's also a lot of quotable passages.
This is just one novel that came out before Pulp Fiction. Using this article's logic, Tarantino created a copycat film that spawned from Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting.
bill | May 25, 2014 6:08 AM
Nothing by Elmore Leonard should be on this list. Indiewire = teens with laptops.
jimmiescoffee | May 25, 2014 1:09 AM
i like Very Bad Things & Reindeer Games. sorry.
Jay | May 24, 2014 4:24 PM
"Feeling Minnesota"
"The Immortals" (1995)
"Blood Guts Bullets and Octane"
"Destiny Turns On the Radio"
"Albino Alligator"
"Truth or Consequence, N.M."
"Fall Time"
"Love & a .45"
"Smokin' Aces"
Joe Camel | May 24, 2014 3:50 AM
Don't forget TWENTY BUCKS as an impressive predecessor.
Ryan O. | May 24, 2014 2:13 AM
I just want to let whoever wrote the bit about "The Boondock Saints" know that I am still standing and applauding. I hate that movie so much that I can't even come up with something intelligible to say about it other than "**** that movie."
JK1193 | May 23, 2014 9:07 PM
Magnolia is definately Pulp-esque, and David O. Russell has a lot of strong similarities to Tarantino.
I've never seen this, but wasn't Boondock Saints a giant cult hit?
paul | May 23, 2014 3:01 PM
Pulp Fiction is one of the most overrated films ever. Fact.
Ze | May 23, 2014 12:26 PM
In terms of intertwined narratives, i can see the influence of Pulp Fiction in both Magnolia and Playing by Heart. Oh, and Crash too, to be honest...
Dale Granzow | May 23, 2014 12:08 PM
American Hustle was like a Tarantino movie without the action. If even one head had exploded, it would have been on this list.
Eric Robert Wilkinson | May 23, 2014 3:09 AM
Just a thought: Joe Carnahan's BLOOD GUTS BULLETS & OCTANE (1998)
Indie fan | May 23, 2014 12:34 AM
Requiem For A Dream
Keys To Tulsa
I think 90s was indie film bonanza. I loved many indies for that era.
So, no one was really influenced by Robert Rodrigues?
Josh | May 23, 2014 12:26 AM
You left out the horrible THURSDAY, a Siskel & Ebert's bete noire.
Josh | May 23, 2014 12:15 AM
You left out the horrible MAD DOG TIME, by Joey Bishop's kid.
Carson Wells | May 23, 2014 12:10 AM
I might be the only one but I though the Brazillian film City of God had a Pulp Fiction feel to it.
brian | May 22, 2014 5:44 PM
Go rocks. Very overlooked.
dave rare | May 22, 2014 5:29 PM
the female assassin genre movie "Domino" with Kiera Knightley, Christopher Walken, and Tom Waits? "Broken Arrow" with Travolta. "Face/Off" with Travolta and Cage. "Con Air" and "The Rock" with Cage. "Crimson Tide"'s uncredited Tarantino rewrite. "Plump Fiction" the lame parody movie. Every direct to DVD "From Dusk Till Dawn" sequel. "The Rules of Attraction" by Roger Avary name drops Tarantino, as do "Die Hard with a Vengeance" and "Captain America:The Winter Soldier". "Destiny Turns on the Radio" starring Tarantino. "Curdled" with the character Angela Villalobos. "Romy & Michelle" had a Big Kahuna Burger. "Space Jam" had a Pulp in-joke.
Drew Morton | May 22, 2014 5:20 PM
I always dug PALOOKAVILLE and WAY OF THE GUN. Also? BIG TROUBLE!
Mike Shields | May 22, 2014 4:35 PM
How could you forget Boogie Boy w/ Mark Dacascos, Karen Sheperd and Frederic Forrest? Advertised as from the producer of Pulp Fiction, Roger Avary. Yeah, right!
triguous | May 22, 2014 2:46 PM
I love The Way of the Gun. Why it landed Christopher McQuarrie in director's jail for ten years still mystifies me. Ryan Phillippe is particularly outstanding as "Parker". I thought for sure it'd make an A-lister out of him. I'd still very much love to see McQuarrie's original 2.5 hour cut of the film.
Rick | May 22, 2014 2:18 PM
Big fan of Way of the Gun.
Washington | May 22, 2014 2:15 PM
"Ringo Lam's "City on Fire" (which he appropriated large swaths of for "Reservoir Dogs") "
Wait I just read the rest of the article. Another clueless idiot who has clearly never actually bothered to watch City on Fire, just repeats a movie nerd trivia thing he heard on the internet once.
Washington | May 22, 2014 2:13 PM
What on earth are you talking about with Way of the Gun? The third act is almost entirely a great gunfight (even better than Heat's) that the film had been building toward and half the "memorable moments" you listed are IN IT. Are you remembering it right?
Shane | May 22, 2014 2:02 PM
2 Guns from last year with Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg felt like it had Tarantino written all over it.
It had all the hallmarks of a Tarantino ripoff - the long speeches, the explosions of violence, etc.
Edward Davis | May 22, 2014 1:55 PM
Happy Palookaville got a good notice. It's solid. Much like "Bottle Rocket" in the bumbling crime/comedy vein. These other films are mostly trash (aside from Amores Perros, good grade there too).
rodie | May 22, 2014 1:52 PM
Um, Tarantino is a copycat (just a very good one), but this article seems to make him out like some kind of original that others immediately followed. But really what happened is Pulp Fiction blew up and so all these scripts and ideas people already had been wanting to do in a similar tone suddenly got greenlit and found financial backing from people wanting to strike on the Pulp Fiction train.
look | May 22, 2014 1:26 PM
How about Things to do in Denver when your dead(1996). It even has Walken.


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Having sex in public places can add newfound fun, excitement and sensuality to your relationship. Nature is beautiful! Secluded, wild landscapes on the beach, forest, mountains etc. can be terribly romantic and inspiring.
City dwellers can get creative too in parks, parties, dark nightclubs, concerts, cemeteries, in the car, at work, on public transport such as trains and aeroplanes (join the mile high club!). Your own back garden, the kitchen bench - simple changes of scenery can be incredibly erotic.
That you may be caught or watched adds a voyeuristic element to the spicy sexual encounter. Be aware though of the laws in your country ('lewd and offensive behaviour' laws vary around the world).
The Doggy style position is very good for sex on the beach (without the sand!) and also in the forest (leaning against a tree). The woman sitting on her partners lap is a handy public position for the park, car or nightclub. Outdoor oral sex and hand jobs can be easy and delightful, or try various stages of public undress and nudity. Not wearing any knickers out to dinner or a skimpy outfit under a coat can create a special evening.
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From the essay: 'Some claim the only time our bodies are truly at peace is when the sun beats down on us, because the sun's and body's biorhythms are the same. But it's not just the rays that make outdoor sex in the sun unbeatable. We're permanently worked up by a combination of sensual triggers. People prance around in next to nothing during summer, heat and humidity make us slow down.
Re-create it inside: Do it in front of the fire. Bra flung on a chair, a pair of high heels, two half-drunk glasses of champagne. Then, finally, a couple making out on a deep sheepskin rug, fire sparkling prettily in the background. Firelight is flattering, and feels terribly decadent on the skin.
In water, we're gloriously weightless. Everyone feels light and buoyant in mood and body. Having outdoor sex in water guarantees everything is clean and fresh. The smell of salt and the sea and the sound of water lapping stimulate other senses.
You're out in the middle of nowhere and suddenly you get an "I'm so happy to be alive!" rush, because it's just the two of you and Mother Nature.
If you're under the shelter of a tree or in a tent, a menacing storm or copious rain only makes outdoor sex even more cozy and intimate. Our libidos rise can when we're outside: fresh air makes us feel energized, healthy and free.
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This two-story bistro and bar recently enjoyed a face-lift. Decorated in lush red and deep wooden tones, the busy street-level bar is separated from the restaurant by an internal staircase. Upstairs, the cuisine is modern European, with signature dishes including roasted lobster spaghetti, while downstairs the cocktail menu has 20 different kinds of martinis. The daily happy hour is popular with the after-work crowd and runs from 5 to 9 pm.
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Juhani Pallasmaa
Juhani Pallasmaa (b. 1936), architect SAFA, Hon. FAIA, Int FRIBA, and professor, runs his architectural office in Helsinki. He has been active in urban planning, architecture, and exhibition/product/graphic design since the early 1960s. He has held many positions, including Professor and Dean, Helsinki University of Technology (1991–97); Director of the Museum of Finnish Architecture (1978–83); and Rector of the Institute of Design, Helsinki (1970–71). He has held several visiting professorships in the U. S. and lectured widely in Europe, North and South America, Africa, and Asia: he has served as the Plym Distinguished Professor, University of Illinois (2010); Raymond E. Maritz Visiting Professor, Washington University in St. Louis (1999–2004); Thomas Jefferson Visiting Professor, University of Virginia (2002); Eero Saarinen Visiting Professor, Yale University (1993); and Associate Professor, Haile Selassie I University, Addis Ababa (1972–74). Pallasmaa has published 30 books and more than 300 essays in 30 languages, including The Embodied Image (2011), The Thinking Hand (2009), Encounters: Architectural Essays (2005) and Encounters 2 (2012), The Architecture of Image: Existential Space in Cinema (2001 and 2007), and The Eyes of the Skin: Architecture and the Senses (1996 and 2005).
He is the recipient of honorary doctorates in the arts from Helsinki University of Industrial Arts (1993) and the Estonian Academy of Art (2004); and an honorary doctorate in technology from the Helsinki University of Technology (1998).
Pallasmaa has also received a number of international and Finnish architectural and cultural prizes and awards.
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Almost a year ago to the day I wrote a blog piece about the Sony Vaio P.The P was very exciting.
Microsoft promised to put out new previews of the IE 9 rendering engine every 8 weeks; just over seven weeks after the first preview there's a new version with two new APIs, various improvements to SVG, a better Acid 3 score and generally improved performance.
Sony Ericsson has taken a while to come up with an Android-based handset, and the Xperia X10, it has to be said at the outset, is probably not the offering to tempt business users. A forthcoming variant, the tiny Xperia X10 mini pro might appeal more, as it has a slide-out QWERTY keyboard while sharing elements of the Xperia X10's somewhat quirky user interface.
Microsoft has just announced the release of a public beta of the next version of Windows Home Server (WHS), the operating system that powers its SME and consumer network storage and backup devices, such as the HP StorageWorks X510 Data Vault we reviewed recently.Codenamed 'Vail', this new version of WHS is notable chiefly for being based on Windows Server 2008 R2 — a major upgrade from the current version, which uses Windows Server 2003 SP2 as the underlying OS.
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The Wondermous Us
Names: Bushy, and Smarty
Ages: Old enough
Where We Live: In a town in a state in a country in a world, though possibly not your own.
We Are: We're not idiots, so we're girls
*Smarty - Gerard Way (1000%!)
*Bushy - Phil Collins
HP book
Both DH
Non-HP Book
*Smarty - Airborn
*Bushy - The Chronicles of Narnia
HP Character
*Smarty - Ron Weasley
* Bushy - The Twins
Non-HP Series
*Smarty - Cirque du Freak and The Demonata (Darren Shan!)
*Bushy - The Chronicles of Narnia
Vampires or Dragons
*Smarty - Vampires (Pirates; Bushy's a traitor)
*Bushy - Dragons
both Johnny Depp
Rupert Grint or Daniel Radcliffe
both Rupert
Dan has a funny hair cut now.
*Smarty - Fire
*Bushy - Water
Music Style
both Modern Rock
*Smarty - PotC
*Bushy - VH1 Rock Honours
(I know its not a movie, but it has some awesome music on it)
Favorite HP Movie
both OOtP
Favorite Ship
both R/Hr
no exceptions
TV Show
*Smarty - Supernatural and Scrubs
*Bushy - Modern Marvels
(I can't help it I'm a nerd)
- Hello, peoples! We are two very bored peoples, so we write fan fiction. I am Smarty. Take that Bushy!
- i am bushy. i am a self proclaimed genius.
~completly random person that you don't know~
-thats Twiggy, but you can't tell her parents that.
~completly random person you don't know~
-No it's not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...... ok maybe it is.
-We shall never know.
-I shall! I'm hyper cause the bestest peoples in the world are gonna be on Planet Rock today and SNL tommorrow and me and Sammy might see them if they come back to town with MIKEY!!!! MIKEY!!!! AND BOB!!!!
Highly Improbable by Vocalion
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 478]
Summary: COMPLETE. A woman visits Hogwarts expressly to meet Severus Snape. Her eccentric aunt led her to believe that he was the kindest, handsomest man to ever grace the earth. What will she do when she discovers the awful truth - let a few minor imperfections stand in the way of romance? Highly Improbable has been recognized by the Multifaceted Awards as Winner in the Laughter Category and Runner-Up in the Identity Category (Best Original Character), and also by MNFF's first annual Quicksilver Quills Awards. Thanks, MuggleNet!
i love this story so far! but you misspelled prophet in the last paragraph. my nit-pickyness comes from beiing an editor of my friends stories, but the story really is wondermous!!!
Beyond The Veil by Secret Lily
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 457]
All Harry's life he had been watched. Watched by the memories of his parents. When 7th Year comes Lily and James and Sirius watch Harry as he struggles to defeat Voldemort once and for all. Pre-HBP
this is a wonderful story! one of the most suspenseful I have read! Its; not your best piece of work, but it is still really good!
The story is good, but your Dumbledore is a bit off.
Your Dumbledore was a bit off, but it was good.
this was good, but you contradicted yourself about Lucius being in azcaban, so you might want to check that.
Behind The Mask by Secret Lily
Rated: [Reviews - 383]
In her seventh year at Hogwarts, Lily starts to feel she'll never find love. That is, until a familar looking masked man sweeps her off her ruleabiding feet. Pre-HBP, AU
it was a loverly story! and the ending was perfect!
Summary: A short poem about the Veil.
its like the voices that they heard from behind the veil! i loved i!
A Seed From The Ground by Seren
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 49]
Summary: Auror-in-training Kingsley Shacklebolt is learning to blend in with the crowd in downtown London. There, he meets a small, lost girl, and learns how much impact a simple act of kindness can really have.
this story really gives you something to think about, it was wonderful! and now I understand why the little girl sounded older than 6!
The Art of the Quill by Pussycat123
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 118]
Summary: *One shot* It is Lily and James's fifth year, and they have to endure many extremely dull classes. To pass the time, they swap notes. This is a collection of most of those notes ... and the madness that inevitably ensues.
it was AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Author's Response: Thanks! Love the name, by the way. I can\'t believe I still get reviews for this thing, it\'s OLD ... I have loads of other stories now, but this will always be my first ... *pats*.
Promises by KneazleWeazl
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 189]
Summary: After taking a year off from Hogwarts, Harry, Ron, and Hermione have returned with the completed task of destroying all horcrux's, but sadly Voldemort is still alive. And also sadly, Harry and Ginny are still split up. What will it take to get those two back together? And what will be the consequences of a kiss gone too far? R rating for the first chapter... so far.
Please do not leave spam reviews! I do not want to get my story deleted!
Chapter 5 'All's Well That Ends Well... Or Maybe Not' is up!
Thanks to whoever fixed my word count!.
it was loverly! i am going right now to look for the other story that you mentioned!
Author's Response: thanks but that story isn\'t up yet if you\'re talking about \'Losses\'. It\'s still being written.
Sirius: The Black Knight by Pussycat123
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 378]
Summary: Sirius was killed by Bellatrix. When he lands headlong at his dead best friend's feet, he is a little perplexed. All is soon explained, however. He has reached Heaven, and James is here to welcome him. Before he can begin to get used to life in Heaven, he must first "watch his life" on the large screen in front of him, because it will help him understand things better. And so, that's what he does. From the very beginning, to the very end. You too, can follow him through the ups and downs. Follow him through the highs and the lows. Follow him through the laughter, the pain, and the romance. Follow him through the story of his life. This fic is a tribute to Sirius Black. It is not all marauder-era, although a bulk of it is, and that is why it's in this category.
i am still waiting for lala to get killed or betray sirius. it just seems so unlikely that sirius would believe that she had switched sides, and then to let her live in his house, not tell anyone, and not take any precautionary measures? it would Never happen that way in the book.
Author's Response: Probably not, and I admit the LaLa storyline is kind of a shaky one. If I ever go back and edit this (which I probably will do someday, as parts make me cringe) then that is something I will definitely try and improve. Until then, I\'m afraid you\'ll have to wait, I have a lot of other stuff going on right now ... other fics, homework, other fics, homework, it\'s a never ending cycle.
A Glint of Gold by hpmaniac666
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 154]
Summary: Harry's always been good at catching the Golden Snitch. But something equally valuable seems to be sliping through his fingers... Takes up straight after HBP, One-shot.
its awsome! please do a sequel!
Author's Response: Thank You :D
its awsome! please do a sequel!
Author's Response: And again... :)
Solace by Secret Lily
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 459]
Summary: Lily Evans remained shadowed and distant from the world she loved so dearly. Control was Michael's weakness; temptation hers. Yet, when James Potter enters her life, without so much as a warning or brief hesitation, Lily finds truth. For James Potter refused to give up on her.
Really good I love it !!!! I can't wait to find out what happens next !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Author's Response: http://unknowableroom.org/459/1
You Make My Heart Surrender by cutiepoet
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 35]
Summary: He has the slimmest chance in the world, yet he keeps pushing for a relationship with her. Will she finally just give him a chance, or will he give up before she even glances in his direction? R/R!
Awsome! Please update soon!
Sequel Of Suggestion! by FriendsOfSnape
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 325]
Summary: It's baaaaaack...........
As the name implies, the ever-wacky, ever-evil Power Of Suggestion has returned to Hogwarts! What insanity will occur this time?
Note that this is a sequel (duh), so it's strongly advised to read the first part first. Just check my author page for a link!
Chappie nine is UP! Enjoy!
other chapters have been funnier, bit it was ok.
Author's Response: I\'ll bit you...Kidding, kidding.
other chapters have been funnier, bit it was ok.
Author's Response: I\'ll bit -- wait a minute...
that was funny!!! but it had almost nothing to do with the almost nonexistent plot from previous chapters.
Author's Response: Plot? Who needs plot?
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her mom must be, or know a witch. it was loverly
Harry Potter and the Wicked Dream by Ron x Hermione
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 24]
Summary: When Harry Potter is battling the Dark Lord, Voldemort, will he sacrifice everything so there will be peace in the Wizarding World for his friends and more generations to come? Yes.
But what will happen... If Harry realizes that it has all be a dream?
All reviews will be responded to. Thanks for reading and enjoy!
that was...odd. and unique. i liked it though.
Author's Response: Thanks. It was meant to be odd and unique . . . ~Lindsey :)


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Now that solo living is becoming increasingly popular around the world, we know much more about it than we did before. Below is what I have written on the topic so far.
Category Archives: Books about singles
What's Great About Solitude: Here's What We Know
Psychology journals are overflowing with articles about loneliness, and have been for decades. Recently, scholars are starting to study solitude, in the sense of the positive aspects of being alone. Take a look at what we know so far.
Single Parents and their Children: Don't Believe the Prophecies of Doom
In Singled Out, I devoted a chapter to debunking the myth that the children of single parents are doomed. I described various studies and showed how the results are exaggerated or misrepresented. I also reviewed studies inconsistent with the doom-and-gloom narrative; they, unfortunately, get little media attention.
New studies have been published since then, so I have continued to address the topic. There is also lots of panic around single parenting and some overwrought media stories and political proclamations. I've critiqued those, too.
Psychological Inquiry, Double Issue on Singles — Copies Available
In 2005, Wendy Morris and I were invited to write the target article, "Singles in society and in science," for the journal Psychological Inquiry. This was my very first publication about singles. Ten commentaries were written by scholars in a variety of disciplines, and Wendy and I responded to those commentaries.This double-issue of the journal was the result.
Korean Version of Singled Out!
Yes, you read that correctly. The title of this post says that the cover you see is from the Korean translation of Singled Out (link to the English version is here), but the title on the cover is Singlism. I do have a book called Singlism (paper here; ebook here), but that's not the book that got translated into Korean. I guess the deal with translations is that the translators (or the translation companies) get to choose the title.
Consciousness-Raising about Singlism: Taiwan Edition
This past Sunday, the first day of National Singles Week 2012, was such a fun day for me. A journalist from Taiwan who had read the Chinese translation of Singled Out asked if he could come to Summerland to interview me for his series on various forms of discrimination. He was from the United Daily News, the newspaper with the largest readership in the Taiwan area.
What I'm Up to These Days
In January 2010, I wrote a post for my Living Single blog called Not going nuclear: So many ways to live and love. In it, I wondered about a fundamental question of our lives – how do we choose to live, now that we don't all live in the sentimentalized nuclear family household comprised of mom, dad, and the kids – and no one else – all under one roof? How do different arrangements work out, with regard to fulfilling our needs and desires? How can each of us achieve just the right mix of time alone and time with others?
Single in the Navy, Part 2: Guest Post by Roger Morris
[Bella's intro: If you have not yet read Part 1 from guest blogger and Navy veteran Roger Morris, you can find it here. Now, on to Part 2 and the conclusions, with my thanks to Roger Morris!]
Single in the Navy, Part 1: Guest Post by Roger Morris
[Bella's intro: Recently, a retired Navy veteran, Roger Morris, wrote to say that while he believed there was some singlism in the Navy, he also thought there were advantages to being a Navy single. I asked if he would elaborate on his perspective and share his wisdom with "All Things Single (and More)" readers and he very kindly agreed. In fact, he has so much to say that I'm presenting his essay in two parts. This is the first. Many thanks to you, Roger Morris, for the time you took to do this important research and writing. By the way, readers, see all that red on the map image accompanying this post? It shows all the places Roger Morris has been!]
Singles Rule! The Surprising Media Phenomenon of 2012
Mid-February is supposed to be all about couples – treacly, dewey-eyed, Valentine's Day lover couples. In a phenomenon that even surprised me, this February the media has been all about singles – and mostly in a good way.


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Geek Art: Incredible SPIDER-MAN Piece by artist Skottie Young
Artist Skottie Young has created yet another incredible Spider-Man piece. I absoultley enjoy young's style of art, it simply makes me happy. I love how he's taken his already great style and twisted it into a beautiful Tim Burton style spidy nightmare.
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Neighbors room too close. No ceiling on rooms so hear noisy or snoring neighbors.
Location: walking distance from subway, markets, fastfood and fancy restaurants.
Rooms too small, and with roaches Air conditioning too noisy.
The wifi is only available in the reception area - not in the rooms and the staff was most unfriendly
This place was a nightmare.... the room was four feet wide the bed being about thirty inches wide... no sink... no ceiling.... I could hear every breath and fart from the people next to me.... wont even get into the bathrooms.... by FAR the most disgusting place ive ever seen....
I had been trying cancel my booking but they didn't do it.
Service . My money has waste
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The stairs The lack of bathrooms (sharing 3 between a whole floor of people is not enough)
Very good location Good security (regardless of appearance) Friendly staff
Room is extremely small with short walls You can always hear your neighbors Wi-fi is extremely unstable (I lived on 5th floor) No facilities (fridge, water-heater, etc.) Air conditioning is unstable; very hot around 7 to 10pm but can get really cold around 3 - 5am.
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creepy long term flophouse tenants on other floors, smoking tolerated on floor, filthy bathrooms, flies
I didn't enjoy my stay after booking to their semi private. The place was very dirty.
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Dirty, unfriendly staff, smelly, 3rd and 4th floor seems to be rented to homeless people, flies everywhere, poor wi-fi connection, dirty bathrooms, leaks everywhere.
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