A Simple, Everyday Dork.

Just a gal in her mid-twenties trying to get by and make good stories.

[rosie-love98]

Which Prince And MJ Film Crossover Would You Rather See?:

Smooth Criminal (Moonwalker Version)/Under The Cherry Moon:

Smooth Criminal (Moonwalker Version)/Graffiti Bridge:

Remember The Time/3 Chains Of Gold:

Remaining time: 5 days 20 hours

[darlenicy]

Recently saw this written on a fandom event post:

"If you disagree about a headcanon or the content of someone's creation, that is fine, but keep it to yourself."

And this is so important. Fandom's easiest rule is: don't like, don't interact

Pity, that so many people don't get this.

[rosie-love98]

And folks wonder why AI Chatbots are getting so popular. Stuff like gatekeepers (or whatever you call them) are one of these reasons...

[darlenicy]

Recently saw this written on a fandom event post:

"If you disagree about a headcanon or the content of someone's creation, that is fine, but keep it to yourself."

And this is so important. Fandom's easiest rule is: don't like, don't interact

Pity, that so many people don't get this.

[rosie-love98]

To My "Alvin And The Chipmunks" Fans:

Who would you pair up with 80's-90's Dave?:

Max's Mom (Mighty Max):

Danse (Jem And The Holograms):

April O'Neill (80's TMNT):

Remaining time: 3 days 15 hours

@lazarus171 @anorphanwithastuttahh @thechimpunks58 @chipmunks16-speed

[rosie-love98]

Kent Kently's Readings On "Little Orphan Annie" Part 23 (July 19th, 1926-Aug. 5th, 1926):

Part 78: What You Are Underneath:

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 19 1926   

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 20 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 21 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 22 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 23 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 24 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 26 1926  (The Return Of Oliver Warbucks!)

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 27 1926   

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 28 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 29 1926  (Fun Fact: The song Annie sings is called “The Pump Song” that was originally recorded by Billy Jones and Ernest Hare (link: Banner 1758 A - The Pump Song - Ernest Hare And Billy Jones The Happiness Boys )  but later covered by Louis Prima).

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 30 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 31 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray August 2 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray August 3 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray August 4 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray August 5 1926 

[rosie-love98]

Finally Got Around To Watching "Amazing Digital Circus"...

And I can't help but think of crossover potentials between them and "Baldi's Basics" and even "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared".

Then there's this scenario where Ragatha meets the original Raggedy Ann and Andy. Upon seeing her, the twin dolls would wonder if she's their "own mother". While Ragatha would probably like the idea of having kids, she points out her flaws that (she thinks) would make her a poor mother.

Andy: So...are you our mother or not?

Ragatha: {chuckles innocently} Oh no! No! You two are adorable but I can't be your mom.

Ann: But we look alike.

Ragatha: Not entirely. You...you don't have buttons for eyes...

Ann And Andy:...So?

Ragatha: And there's my mother. She wasn't...a good mother...

Ann: Doesn't mean you'll be bad too.

Ragatha: Do I even have the heart too-

Ann: Would this help? {takes out a box of candy hearts}

A couple of scenes later, Ragatha adopts the Raggedy siblings.

Now before you say that the "Raggedy Ann" franchise seems too light for something like TADC, I like to point out the 70's animated movie which can be a world of surreal imagery and the musical where the main character is a dying child with a mom who abandoned the family while the main villain is a symbol of Death who wants to groom the main character (a child).

I'll let CollinLooksBack explain:

Looking Back on the Raggedy Ann Musical (On Screen and Stage)

And, if you need anymore convincing, here's a song from the musical, "What Did I Lose":

[rosie-love98]

Can't help but now think of this skit...

Andy: So...now that you're our mom. Who's our dad?

Ragatha: thinks for a moment only to pause when remembering this DC character--

Ragatha:...He...He was a navigator on a spice freighter, sweetie.

Ann buys it, Andy's...skeptical...

[rosie-love98]

Finally Got Around To Watching "Amazing Digital Circus"...

And I can't help but think of crossover potentials between them and "Baldi's Basics" and even "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared".

Then there's this scenario where Ragatha meets the original Raggedy Ann and Andy. Upon seeing her, the twin dolls would wonder if she's their "own mother". While Ragatha would probably like the idea of having kids, she points out her flaws that (she thinks) would make her a poor mother.

Andy: So...are you our mother or not?

Ragatha: {chuckles innocently} Oh no! No! You two are adorable but I can't be your mom.

Ann: But we look alike.

Ragatha: Not entirely. You...you don't have buttons for eyes...

Ann And Andy:...So?

Ragatha: And there's my mother. She wasn't...a good mother...

Ann: Doesn't mean you'll be bad too.

Ragatha: Do I even have the heart too-

Ann: Would this help? {takes out a box of candy hearts}

A couple of scenes later, Ragatha adopts the Raggedy siblings.

Now before you say that the "Raggedy Ann" franchise seems too light for something like TADC, I like to point out the 70's animated movie which can be a world of surreal imagery and the musical where the main character is a dying child with a mom who abandoned the family while the main villain is a symbol of Death who wants to groom the main character (a child).

I'll let CollinLooksBack explain:

Looking Back on the Raggedy Ann Musical (On Screen and Stage)

And, if you need anymore convincing, here's a song from the musical, "What Did I Lose":

[rosie-love98]

Finally Got Around To Watching "Amazing Digital Circus"...

And I can't help but think of crossover potentials between them and "Baldi's Basics" and even "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared".

Then there's this scenario where Ragatha meets the original Raggedy Ann and Andy. Upon seeing her, the twin dolls would wonder if she's their "own mother". While Ragatha would probably like the idea of having kids, she points out her flaws that (she thinks) would make her a poor mother.

Andy: So...are you our mother or not?

Ragatha: {chuckles innocently} Oh no! No! You two are adorable but I can't be your mom.

Ann: But we look alike.

Ragatha: Not entirely. You...you don't have buttons for eyes...

Ann And Andy:...So?

Ragatha: And there's my mother. She wasn't...a good mother...

Ann: Doesn't mean you'll be bad too.

Ragatha: Do I even have the heart too-

Ann: Would this help? {takes out a box of candy hearts}

A couple of scenes later, Ragatha adopts the Raggedy siblings.

Now before you say that the "Raggedy Ann" franchise seems too light for something like TADC, I like to point out the 70's animated movie which can be a world of surreal imagery and the musical where the main character is a dying child with a mom who abandoned the family while the main villain is a symbol of Death who wants to groom the main character (a child).

I'll let CollinLooksBack explain:

Looking Back on the Raggedy Ann Musical (On Screen and Stage)

And, if you need anymore convincing, here's a song from the musical, "What Did I Lose":

[rosie-love98]

Paul meeting Anakin like-

[rosie-love98]

On Tintin And Adele...

My headcanon has Tintin be the former student of Adele Blanc-Sec (Tintin started being her student as a kid back in 1923-1924 right after Adele's last book). Yet, with how hectic their lives can get, visitations were few and far between after Tintin became a reporter. Though Adele would still find time to look through Tintin's fan mail and "filter out" the love letters (without Tintin's knowledge)...Anyway when I got around to "Epic", I can't help but see Tintin and Adele as Ody and Athena respectively. Even with "Last Goodbye":

That being said, I don't know what would've made Tintin and Adele have such a confrontation. I know they're practically polar opposites (Adele is the French Daria: stoic, dead-pan and an anarchist. Tintin is a heroic, loyal and friendly good Catholic boy scout with a...temperament...).

With this in mind, Adele would be pretty mad with some of the stuff Tintin got into the years (his near-death experiences, being friends with kings and dictators, his religious side, and all his actions in "Land Of The Soviets" and/or "In The Congo" if we're including them...). But, as I'm yet to get a hold of "Extraordinary Adventures Of Adele Blanc-Sec: Vol. 1" and the very last story, "The Baby Of Buttes-Chaumont", I'm not sure of Adele's character development at this point (if she had gone through it in Tardi's works).

Still, with all of this in mind, what could've been Tintin and Adele's "Last Goodbye"?

[rosie-love98]

Ok, Real Talk, Moonwalkers...

Lyric-wise, doesn't "Chicago" sound like a reply or prequel of sorts to Prince's "The Marrying Kind"?

Michael's song is the POV of the other man while Prince is the voice of the husband. Michael claims not to have known the woman was already spoken for, but Prince doesn't seem to believe it and is being petty...

Listen for yourself:

[rosie-love98]

Tintin, I love ya, but...

The fact that you dislike cupcakes is nothing but sus. Next you're gonna tell me that you prefer pouring the milk BEFORE the cereal.

And you, Captain Haddock...how DARE you insult the sanctity of the air conditioner! You'd really take the devil's spit known as "humidity" over canned air?!

[rosie-love98]

Kent Kently's Readings Of "Little Orphan Annie" Part 22 (June 15th, 1926-July 17th, 1926):

Part 75: Pee Wee to The Rescue!:

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 15 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 16 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 17 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 18 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 19 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 21 1926  

Part 76: A Whopper Of A Safe:

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 22 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 23 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 24 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 25 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 26 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 28 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 29 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray June 30 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 1 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 2 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 3 1926  

Part 77: The Nature Of Whiskers:

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 5 1926 

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 6 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 7 1926   

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 8 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Litlle Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 9 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 10 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 12 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 13 1926 

(1) 100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 13 1926 - YouTube  (It’s really July 14th).

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 15 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 16 1926  

100 Years Ago in Comics ‘Little Orphan Annie’ by Harold Gray July 26 1926  (Really July 17th).

[rosie-love98]

Adele As A Teacher...

Captain Haddock: I'm still in disbelief that you, Tintin-The "Great Heart"-was reared by Madame Blanc-Sec. What was that like?

Tintin: ...

*Flashback To Tintin's Childhood.*

Adele Blanc-Sec: Right, little wolf! Right, little wolf! Right!-

Case:

And:

Point? Would Tintin and Adele ever have a falling out?:

[rosie-love98]

Story Ideas For MJ x Irene Cara Fanfiction:

Still Works In Progress:

Jack And Ginny Lee (“Say, Say, Say” / “City Heat”): Flashback to how Mac and Linda immigrated from the U.K. to America, became con artists and adopted an infant Jack following the deaths of Jack’s parents. → Jack and Ginny Lee first meet as children. → In the 1930’s, Jack, Linda and a grown-up Jack go to Chicago. Not only does Jack get reacquainted with Ginny Lee, but Jack and company are under investigation by Speer and Mike Murphy. → {Things Happen} → Jack, Linda and Mac decide to stay and work at the club with Ginny Lee. → A few years later, Ginny Lee and Jack are happily married and welcome twin boys ( “Little Mac” and “Mickey Speer”).

“The New Lonely Hearts” (Either For “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” Or “Yellow Submarine”): Various Forms Of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band has been formed. → One group is Lonely Hearts Club “E” that consists of characters “played by” David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Karen Carpenter, and Olivia Newton-John. → Upon the deaths of their friends (“played by”) Jimi Hendrix and Donyale Luna, Bowie and his pack take in their orphaned son (“played by” Michael Jackson). → As he grew up, Michael gained his own Lonely Hearts with members “played by” Andy Gibb, Leslie Cheung, Irene Cara and (with some reluctance) Prince Rogers Nelson. → {Not sure what happens next.}.

( “Fame”/ “Purple Rain”): Flashback to The Kid’s childhood with his abusive parents (Francis L. and Olga) having his younger brother, Patrick, to live in NYC with Francis’s father Cabell and Francis’s sister, Martha. → For some reason, The Kid chooses to stay with his parents. → Cut to 1984-1985, Francis L. either dies or struggles to recover after the events of “Purple Rain”. → Patrick decides to return to Minneapolis with his girlfriend, Eliza, his cousins, Adolfo and Coco Hernandez accompanying him as emotional support. → During this time, The Kid is also reunited with his ex-girlfriend and childhood sweetheart, Katrina, who had left The Kid a year prior to “Purple Rain”. This was because Katrina, having found out she was pregnant with The Kid’s child, feared the wrath of both their parents and wanted a better life for her child. Once finding out, The Kid is torn between his love for Katrina and their baby boy or his love for Apollonia. → Coco, meanwhile, has her own plot: during her years at a performing arts college, she not only becomes a well-known starlet, but forms a romantic relationship with Johnny Jay ( “played” by Michael Jackson), the talented, sheltered (and famous) son of popular stars. At this point, Coco and Johnny had secretly eloped after Johnny had been attacked by a female stalker/groupie. → {Not sure what happens next.}

( “Moonwalker”/ “Irene”/ “Graffiti Bridge”): Begins long ago in a fantastical world where people have their own Wishing Star. → Yet, two male friends (“played” by Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan) had accidentally condemned their world into darkness as The Witch rose to power. → As generations go by, we see a portion of the fantasy world’s inhabitants (The Wishmakers) leave for Earth. Rob’s grandson, Ken and his twin sons (Francis L. and Fredrick). → Francis L. and Fredrick grow up and marry (Francis L. weds the Earthling, Olga while Fredrick marries another Wishmaker named Miriam). As a result, The Kid and Irene are born. → Yet, when The Kid and Irene were still babies, Frederick and Miriam were killed by The Witch’s minions during a trip to Omaha. But before his death, Frederick left baby Irene at the doorstep of a pastor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cannon. → We now focus on Michael; with his grandparents (Joel and Theresa) and his parents, Michael came to Earth when he was just a baby. And, like Irene, he was orphaned by The Witch’s minions. Thus leaving him to be cared for by Joel and Theresa. All with help from other Wishmakers (Elizabeth, David, Farrokh and Laura)→ Cut to 1987 with “The Way You Make Me Feel” video; with Joel’s advice, Michael managed to gain a lover in a girl named “Tania”. And by the events of “Smooth Criminal”, he and Tania took in three orphans (Sean, Katie and Zeke). → In 1988, tragedy struck when The Witch sent her minions to wreak havoc on the Wishmakers of Earth again. Thus leading to the death of Tania. As a result, Joel, Theresa and Elizabeth saw it best for Sean, Katie and Zeke to go to a different set of Earthly parents with their memories erased. Heartbroken and still badly injured (with his own Lucky Star being destroyed), Michael agreed. → In the year 1990, a reluctant Michael is sent to New York City to search for Irene Canon (taking place years after her pilot, Irene is now a struggling chorus girl for Broadway and lives alone in her apartment as her two friends are now off to different things.). → The reason while Michael is a descendant of Fab, and and a male descendant of Rob must be the ones to defeat The Witch. Finding Irene could lead to finding her male cousin. → Once Irene is found and told by Elizabeth about The Witch and the Wishmakers, Irene…doesn’t take it well. Fortunately, she and Michael saw comfort in each other and begin their romance. → Shortly after the events of “Graffiti Bridge”, Elizabeth and the Elder Wishmakers find The Kid with the help of Melody Cool (who is also revealed to be a Wishmaker). → Immediately, Michael, Irene and The Kid are teleported to the fantasy world. There, The Kid is separated from the two. To complicate matters, Irene later finds out she’s expecting Michael’s child. → Months go by as The Kid with a Wishmaker named “Denise” roam about to the lands to find their friends. Meanwhile, Michael and Irene take harbor in an abandoned warehouse where they welcome their daughter. With the joy of his daughter, Michael’s Lucky Star is resurrected, leading him to wish for The Kid and their friends to unite with them. → With everyone back together, forces are joined to defeat The Witch once for all! → All many Wishmakers rebuild their domain, Michael and Irene return home with their new baby. The Kid does the same but with Denise too.]

The 80’s AU: Meeting As Small Children In 1967 During “Ted Mack’s Original Amateur Hour!” → Michael and Irene meeting again when The Jackson 5 guest-starred on “Electric Company” → Seeing each other again in 1984 (The American Music Awards, The Grammys and The Oscars After Party) → Getting Acquainted in 1985 (when Irene was recording “Cantare, Cantaras”) → Getting romantically involved. → Secretly eloping in 1988 (with only a few family members and friends knowing). → The marriage coming out to the public later that year. → In 1989-1990, Irene delivers twins (a boy named “Brandon”/ “David”-after Michael’s brother-and a girl named “Berenice”/ “Betty” (after Elizabeth Taylor)/ “Damita” “Daisy”/ “Destiny”). Yet the difficult pregnancy/birth caused secondary infertility. → With Debbie Rowe, Prince and Paris Jackson are later born. → Through an unknown surrogate, Blanket/Bigi is born into the family. → Irene (quietly) joins Michael in his fights against Sony and later the trial. → In 2008-2009, Irene and Michael argued over the “This Is It” tour. → {Not sure what happens next.} → Probably includes Michael Jackson, Irene Cara and Prince Rogers Nelson forming an alliance to help struggling artists fight against corrupted record producers back in the 80’s or 90’s. → Might even include Prince getting back together with Denise Matthews.

The Early 2000’s AU: Flashes back to 1984 when Michael Jackson and Irene Cara had their meetings (The American Music Awards, The Grammys and the Oscars After Party). → Through DJ Bobo, Michael met Irene again in 2001. → In 2002-2003 (sometime after Blanket was born), Michael and Irene became romantically involved. → By 2005, the two secretly eloped (with Irene happily and legally adopting Prince, Paris and Blanket as her own). → In 2006 (in between Irene’s appearances on “Hit Me Baby, One More Time” and her Australian performance), Michael and Irene secretly welcomed a daughter they call “Rosa Louise” (Michael’s fourth and Irene’s first). → In 2008-2009, there was still the issue with the “This Is It” tour. → {Don’t know what happens next}.

@pussycat-on-tv @coldplayfangirl16 @fru85 @Iwe200760 @petiteboheme @f0reverlovertru3ly @kuinnoaa

Which One Is The Best So Far?:

Jack And Ginny:

The New Lonely Hearts:

Fame/Purple Rain:

Moonwalker/Irene/Graffiti Bridge:

80's AU:

Early-2000's AU:

NONE.

Voting ended onJul 30

[rosie-love98]

Dream-Casting For Michael Jackson And Irene Cara:

Hugo And Rita (Jungledyret Hugo).

Danny And Sawyer (Cats Don’t Dance).

Daniel Mouse And Jan (The Devil And Daniel Mouse).

Prince Jean-Luc And Ella (Sisterella).

Charles Snell And Ella Harkins (Primrose Evening).

Tony And Maria (West Side Story).

Orpheus And Eurydice (Black Orpheus/Hadestown).

Winslow Leach And Phoenix (Phantom Of The Paradise).

[rosie-love98]

Ah, Prince...

The Vegeta to MJ's Goku,

The Han Solo to his Luke Skywalker,

The Draco to his Harry Potter,

The Alvin to his Simon-

(Wait! Then who'll be "Theodore"?)

(Uhm...El Debarge??)