How to Be a Scene Kid Edited by Ben Rubenstein, Krystle, Shayes, KnowItSome and 445 others Table of ContentsDressing Scene: GirlsDressing Scene: GuysActing SceneMusic Scene people, it's sometimes said that is worn within bright colors, crazy hair fringes and tight or skinny neon jeans. Scene people are only as scene as their social networking profile pages. So it's important to not only look and act scene, but to also prove you are scene online. Ad Steps Method 1 of 4: Dressing Scene: Girls 1Get the hair. 5Get your clothes at stores with bright colored clothes and flashy stuff. Method 2 of 4: Dressing Scene: Guys 1Dress like you mean it. 7Get your clothes at stores with bright colored clothes and flashy stuff. Method 3 of 4: Acting Scene 1Type like you don't care. 8Get the attitude. Method 4 of 4: Music 1Listen to "scene" music. Tips Remember: This is only a guide! Warnings
Fun With Ouijas, a batman fanfic I really wanted to do a Halloween one-shot but didn't quite finish in time for the holiday. I love the story and thought I'd put it up anyway. Better late than never and all that stuff procrastinators live by. Summary: The Joker shows up in Crane's hideout on Halloween. "What in the hell is that thing and what do you propose to do with it?" "It's a Ouija board and we're going to look for ghosts with it. Crane snorted. "It wasn't ten dollars, it was fifteen. "It glows in the dark. "Fine. "I have no problem with that. Harley Quinn waltzed into the room, a handheld camcorder out in front of her. "And tonight we're gonna be tryin' to make contact with the other side. "I think he's going to spend all night sending you perverted messages and blame it on ghosts." The Joker growled. The clown tore the lid off the box and threw it on the floor. The Joker picked up the planchette, and examined it. Crane picked up the discarded box and turned it upside down. "Come on, Johnny. "What's it saying?
I Told You About Stairs About “I Told You About Stairs” is a catchphrase from the webcomic series “Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff” written and drawn by MS Paint Adventures creator Andrew Hussie. The comic has become an in-joke within the Homestuck fandom and has been the subject of numerous parody videos and fan arts. Origin On July 3rd, 2009, Andrew Hussie uploaded the first Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff comic to the MS Paint Adventures website. In the comic, the bearded character Sweet Bro falls down a flight of stairs while carrying a stack of video games. Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff “Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff” is a webcomic featured on comic artist Andrew Hussie’s website “MS Paint Adventures”. On March 17th, 2009, a thread titled “Higher Technology” was submitted to the Penny Arcade forums. Spread On April 14th, 2010, an Urban Dictionary definition for “Sweet Bro” was submitted by user Captain Lhurgoyf, which referenced the stairs comic. Notable Examples Parody Comics This comic has inspired many fan arts and parodies. Videos
Handy Drinking Games For Interacting With Various Groups of People Apple lovers Take a drink: When someone refers to “Siri” as a person. Anyone mentions how the latest iPhone upgrade changed their life or someone expresses excitement about the next upgrade. Anyone talks about Steve Jobs as if they personally know him (and an extra drink if someone gets misty-eyed when he is brought up). Finish your drink: If someone hums/ sings either “1234” or “Vertigo.” Anglophiles Take a drink: When someone says that British radio is so much better than American radio. Finish your drink: If anyone states that they liked Downton Abbey before everyone else did or maintains that they prefer “the original version” of The Office. Radicals Take a drink: When someone chastises someone else for drinking Starbucks. Finish your drink: If someone passionately argues an opinion they used to make fun of as “too leftist” or “too radical,” opines that they are “too left for the political spectrum” or lists their credentials as a radical. City cyclists Old people Feminists Beer aficionados