A Rainyday Outside

Hey, all moonfolk!
I've seen "The Hulk" and "Iron Man" today, love action/superhero movies, and "The Hulk" have Mr. Stark at the end, before the credits, so I guess there will be an interconnection between them. If it's going to be number 2 or 3, or even 4, I don't know. Maybe it's not going to be a number at all, because SHIELD is also mentioned in "Iron Man". As probably many fans know; SHIELD is a agency that appears in many MARVEL comics. I only know them from the Spiderman cartoons from TV, but I guess it soon will be a superhero-orgy-movie, not in the sexual meaning, though probably with a whole epic fight between superheroes and supervillians. Or it will just remain a wetdream...mouthbable deluxe.

Sorry for trailing off. But my point was that there probably will be a hugh interconnection of heroes from the MARVEL world, I love that MARVEL is finally doing what DC comics have done for years, just hope DC comics will do the orgy also; JUSTICE LEAGUE is my long and almost lost hope!

All my knowledge about these superheroes comes from tvseries so I don't know all the details about them though I find it quite interesting how their transition to the big screen both stick too the script of the cartoons and give something more too the characters. Spiderman is a great example. In the cartoons he got all the traits that appear in the movie though they're more evolved and more obvious in the movie then in the cartoon. Probably because I'm older now then I was when I first saw the cartoonseries but the Peter Parker in the series came out as much older than what he seemes in the movie. I forgot that he's supposed to be a young adult until "Spiderman 2", where a man cries out just after the train has been saved and they see him without a mask: "He's just a kid (...)!". In the series I never heard this line, and never thought of him as anything other than an adult since he got a freelancer job at a newspaper and looked much older in the series than in the movies.

Spiderman is following the same pattern as allways though I'm quite impressed that they actually havn't involved "the boss" yet, btw: Is the boss from Daredevil the same as the boss from Spiderman? I'm really looking forward to see the lizard in action. He's actually one of my favorites. Mostly because he's a deadly lizard and partly because he rampage everything. I do love a good rampage. Other then him it would be cool to see Rhino and Scorpio, they're not the best characters but they would make kickass actionscenes. I have to admit; I love the villans more then I love Spiderman. I think it is because I find Peter Parker so pathetic and clueless all the time, the only time I like him is when he is Spiderman. Which is sort of ironic since that also is him, though with a mask (maybe I just can't stand his face). Though I also appriciate the variety of the villans. They allways something new into the scene and I have to say they're the only thing holding Spidermans story togeather.

But enough about superheroes here's the song of the day!


Hope you'll enjoy, see you tomorrow, maybe ;D hehe

Intrerfuzing myself!

Hey, Moonfolk!
I wasn't quite sure how to make this blog, had one already but it's more of an autherblog really, while this will be more about me and my world. Boring I know. Right now I'm sitting at home doing nothing as always, watching the moon coming up from its hidden vally somewhere in the southeast. Big and round, forgot to tell you that I'm very fond of the moon, she's my goddess after all. Maybe you know her; Bast(-et). Ancient Egyptian goddess of cats, perfume, fertility, family, sensuality and protectoress, etc. The eye of RA (the sun god) and the representation of Southern Egypt. But enough about her, and lets get on with me.

I've decided that I will tell you a bit about a singer I like. She's actually a newly discovered artist by me, not for you of course since you're more updated and aware of things. I have heard her songs from the first album, it was lovely of course, but I've never really noticed her before I heard "Fuck You" from this second album of hers. It really describes my feelings towards everyone that push people down and think they're not worth anything just because they're different. Then I started to look through the other songs, again, and found her even more brilliant. I tend to miss the important messages sometimes (or just giving them to much meaning), so please let me know if I'm totally on the wrong train heading dorktown.

Well, besides my obviously headfall for her music I also like the chick! She's hot and spiky. It's like she's a cute little doll with midnightblack hair that you just want to brush, sounds psyko? And her cute little giggle and smily eyes, it's all to die for, isn't it? She must be some kind of robot coming to infiltrate our brains with logic and...sorry, my randomness is popping in again. Anyways. Listening to lot of interviews right now, she comes out real, not that I care that much, but she actually have a nice way to say things. I love when people say curse words in a nice and sofisticated way, maybe refrase that: she use it in a way that fit perfectly into the situation, hence my affectionate reaction towards her.



So here you go: The Fear


A little nice video from her new album.