Jenny Jones Goths
Pinupspice
knows any of the girls on the show write me. i want that leopard corset the
one girl has. the show does do a decent representation of goths with style but
then they always have to throw in the 13 year old marilyn manson freaks that
have the hot topic style. if anyone else saw this show write me, there is a
girl on the show named jodi who had awesome designs and i am wondering where to
get them.
<3pinup
absinthea
Pinupspice wrote:
> the show does do a decent representation of goths with style but
> then they always have to throw in the 13 year old marilyn manson freaks that
> have the hot topic style.
Not to mention the 15 yr old Dee who thinks she has to bark at everyone...moron!
The boi with the red hair looks quite adorable.
> if anyone else saw this show write me, there is a
> girl on the show named jodi who had awesome designs and i am wondering where to
> get them.
OMG!!! Yes, yes! I second that!!! Her hair is gorgeous (blonde looks dippy on me,
tho) But her tacky sport sock armbands are ICK! Shelly's hair is sooo kyoot too!
Most of the clothes are pretty...save for the kiddies going for 'tacky-arse'.
*sigh* too bad they're going to make these kids look dorky-trendy in a moment :(
absinthea
disintegration
>Not to mention the 15 yr old Dee who thinks she has to bark at
everyone...moron!
>The boi with the red hair looks quite adorable.
Hehe... speakin of Jenny Jones guests... anyone remember Daniel? (Real tall,
real skinny, kind of a smartass) If he didn't wear the white face makeup and
black lipstick (i like bois in make up too, but that was just cheesy, IMO),
i'd want to bear his 2.3 children. *uNf!!* Definitely a cutie.
- d i s -
(happy with her glitter boy)
"the shameless kiss of vanity"
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kendy
>Hehe... speakin of Jenny Jones guests... anyone remember Daniel?
I remeber him. He had wit. He was not a moron like the rest of the people on
stage.
I dis-like Jenny Jones. She makes me sick to my tummy. I watched a Sally goth
show last week. I was moved by that show. I even wrote Sally's web site to
thank her. It was a show more on the problems goths have . She had a goth girl
on the stage who had been raped, a goth boy who had a eating disorder, and 2
punks who were being blamed for the Columbine thing.
This is the type of show I rather see. I do not see the point in make overs.
New clothes can not solve problems!
the gothic princess<kendy>
the gothic princess<kendy>
(Remove the tiara to reply.)
kendy
>Was it a "goths are people,
>too" kind of thing?
That is what it was. It was showing that goths are humans too. That we have
problems like the rest of the world. It was a good show. If you go to
www.sallyjr.com you might find snips of the show.
She's Lost Control Again
>It was a show more on the problems goths have . She had a goth girl
>on the stage who had been raped, a goth boy who had a eating disorder, and 2
>punks who were being blamed for the Columbine thing.
>This is the type of show I rather see.
Okay, I didn't see the show, so I don't know what the exact topic was, but
these are problems that all kinds of people have (except for the last, of
course...I think that's worth doing a show on.) Was it a "goths are people,
too" kind of thing? Or were they trying to say that these kids dressed the
way they do because of their "inner turmoil?" I'm confused. :)
> I do not see the point in make overs.
>New clothes can not solve problems!
I guess just to make these people more "presentable to society," or at least
to the people who brought them on the show. :) I'd imagine in some cases, it
works...and in the spooky-kid situation, I sort of hope that it does. ;)
Jen
karasu
> Hehe... speakin of Jenny Jones guests... anyone remember Daniel? (Real
tall,
> real skinny, kind of a smartass) If he didn't wear the white face makeup
and
> black lipstick (i like bois in make up too, but that was just cheesy,
IMO),
> i'd want to bear his 2.3 children. *uNf!!* Definitely a cutie.
I actually remember him because he brought a huge smile to my face at one
point during the show. The fairly short Old Navy poster girl who hated him
for whatever reason comes out, walks over to him, and begins arguing with
him immediately while she's standing and he's seated.
He stands up... and up... ;)
-karasu(who just found the Towering Goth(tm) very funny for some reason)
Lisa Tomlinson
kendy wrote:
> I dis-like Jenny Jones. She makes me sick to my tummy. .........This is the type
> of show I rather see. I do not see the point in make
> overs. New clothes can not
> solve problems!
RantI watched Maury a couple of weeks ago when he had a goth makeover show... it
was sick. After the makeovers, most of the people looked miserable. (it was the
show where they made the grandma into a goth) My boyfriend and I were amazed by
how aweful most of them looked after. They made them all wear BEIGE!!!!!! It was
hideous! they all looked like cookie-cutter conservative boring people! I hate
that mentality... "everyone must conform" .... URGH!
I feel much better now....
ladyink
Abracadaver
[re: Jodi on Jenny Jones]
>her tacky sport sock armbands are ICK!
It's a Tank Girl thang. Jodi's more glam/punky/club-kid than goth in reality.
They lured her on the show w/ false pretenses of seriously talking about her
fashions.. ::shakes head:: Her mother evidently shouted "fuck you very much!"
out of the window of the limo as they were leaving. :}
>Most of the clothes are pretty...save for the kiddies going for 'tacky-arse'.
The producers made everybody change several times until they were wearing
something appropriately slutty.
^v^ Abracadaver ^v^
I sure could go for a steak and some new age devil heathen music...
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dtyson
to wear then have people crack on them that's soo fucking low. Also she get
rumours about them and keep saying it until they say it's true!
Thanks Deb aka Organic Girl
Abracadaver wrote in message
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Lorelei Fiend
>>From: absinthea <rubell...@yahoo.WHIPSNCHAINS.com>
>
>[re: Jodi on Jenny Jones]
>
>>her tacky sport sock armbands are ICK!
>
>It's a Tank Girl thang. Jodi's more glam/punky/club-kid than goth in
>reality.
>They lured her on the show w/ false pretenses of seriously talking about her
>fashions..
Not to dis your friend or anything (I didn't even see the show), but
really...how could anyone honestly be "lured" on the Jenny Jones show believing
that serious discussion would ensue? That's like going on Jerry Springer hoping
to calmly discuss one's relationship issues. Even if a person wasn't familiar
with the JJ show & its notoriously shitty treatment of "freaks", it just seems
like logic would tell someone not to go on national TV without having a better
idea of what they were getting into...also, from what I've heard, it's made
pretty clear to potential "freaky" guests in the recruitment process that they
want them looking as tacky/spooky/slutty as possible in order to be on the
show. I don't really see how that could come as a surprise to anyone.
~Lorelei~
* * * * * * *
"Let a silly old hippie into your closet and the first thing you know,
she's shredded all your vintage Puccis and crocheted them into
dolls to scare the crows off marijuana plants"~Fabulous Nobodies
Abracadaver
>Not to dis your friend or anything
><...> but
>really...how could anyone honestly be "lured" on the Jenny Jones show
>believing
>that serious discussion would ensue?
Heh. Funny, that's exactly what I asked her when I saw the tape. I don't
think she ever got enough past the incoherent seething stage to frame an
answer. ;}
Who knows? Maybe she's not a JJ watcher. I think mostly she just saw an
opportunity to advertise her fashions & her shows, & decided to take it on the
off-chance that they turned out to be sincere.
And hey, free trip to wherever the hell it is that they tape the JJ show. :}
Shadetree
<snip>
>The producers made everybody change several times until they were wearing
>something appropriately slutty.
<Rant!>
Ugh. I hate it when they do this! The worst I ever saw was on the Ricki
Lake "Help, My Daughter is a Witch!" show. They made them wear capes.
CAPES! Not even proper cloaks, but capes. Then Ricki and the alleged
psychologist continued to make fun of the teens for a huge amount of
time, forcing two of them to do 'spells' in front of the audience. They
expected one girl to make it rain. In an hour. And they expected the
other to do a specific person-to-person love spell. Just about the most
karmically-ungood thing you can do.
True, the girls didn't seem to know much about Wicca or Witchcraft. They
seemed to know some points of the Rede, and the three-fold law,and some
of the basic doctrines like that. And, they did get a very nice
high-priestess on, who tryed to explain and was still Mocked outright by
the audience.
But I'm still outraged and this was a year ago or so.
Sigh.
The transcript should be availabe at www.witchvox.com or for IRC
junkies, maybe in Crone's fileserver on Undernet #wicca.
Grrr. Do I really have to be the same species as these people?
Shadetree. (May Eris fling Ricki Lake into a vat of warm margarine!)
SurealShdw
rememebr his name though.....
/X\(..)/X\ Tommy Rawhead /X\(..)/X\
^v^ Vocalist for Tommy Rawhead and the Bloody Bones ^v^
LadyRhye
wrote:
>>From: xlor...@aol.combatrock (Lorelei Fiend)
>>Not to dis your friend or anything
>><...> but
>>really...how could anyone honestly be "lured" on the Jenny Jones show
>>believing
>>that serious discussion would ensue?
>
>Heh. Funny, that's exactly what I asked her when I saw the tape. I don't
>think she ever got enough past the incoherent seething stage to frame an
>answer. ;}
I suspect that it might also be for a similar reason that people still
play the games on fair midways.... sort of an "I can beat this!"
mentality.. just a thought...
with all the notorious treatment of "freaks", there are still an awful
lot who want to go on so that they can present the rational side.
*sighs*
most fail.
I'd go if they'd provide me an interpreter. :P
-Rhye
From An Interview with Dir en grey:
Q. If you were a gal for one day, what would you want to do?
Die: I think put on make up.
reporter: I thought you always do that?
Die: (laughs) It is so isn't it? Then I will go buy undergarments.
Blackheart
rh...@earthlinkyou.know.spam.really.isn't.nice.net (LadyRhye) wrote:
>On 13 Jun 1999 06:57:49 GMT, vivi...@aol.comSpamBGon (Abracadaver)
>wrote:
>>>From: xlor...@aol.combatrock (Lorelei Fiend)
>>>Not to dis your friend or anything
>>><...> but
>>>really...how could anyone honestly be "lured" on the Jenny Jones show
>>>believing
>>>that serious discussion would ensue?
>>
>>Heh. Funny, that's exactly what I asked her when I saw the tape. I don't
>>think she ever got enough past the incoherent seething stage to frame an
>>answer. ;}
>
>I suspect that it might also be for a similar reason that people still
>play the games on fair midways.... sort of an "I can beat this!"
>mentality.. just a thought...
>
>with all the notorious treatment of "freaks", there are still an awful
>lot who want to go on so that they can present the rational side.
>*sighs*
>
>most fail.
>
>I'd go if they'd provide me an interpreter. :P
>
it's also quite possible that those people aren't "into" being freaks
at all.... you know.. kinda like:
Jenny Jones: "Here's $150, go make an ass out of yourself"
kid: "COOL!"
who says Springer is the only one that's fake?
Blackheart
absinthea
Abracadaver wrote:
> It's a Tank Girl thang. Jodi's more glam/punky/club-kid than goth in reality.
> They lured her on the show w/ false pretenses of seriously talking about her
> fashions.. ::shakes head:: Her mother evidently shouted "fuck you very much!"
> out of the window of the limo as they were leaving. :}
Her mom struck me as a wonderful, open-minded and supportive lady!! I hope Jodi's
comment about "I don't need a job, I own a business" made ole hag JJ feel like an
arse...Im surprised they AIRED that comment (after all, they do their best to try
to make the guests look like morons and Jodi was just a little too
logical/mature/articulate to be made a moron of). I still didn't like the
armbands, but hey...to each his/her own. Jodi's hair and designs were so lovely,
tell me Abracadaver where are her designs available?!
> The producers made everybody change several times until they were wearing
> something appropriately slutty.
I would have told the fools "Look, this is ME and this is what youre getting...if
you don't like it then I guess you have one less guest for today's show because I
refuse to sell out to your lies". Then again me on JJ? Ha...I doubt it. After
all, a mother and an OB nurse who dresses goth? Theres no such thing, right?
Hehehe,
absinthea
Abracadaver
>Her mom struck me as a wonderful, open-minded and supportive lady!!
Yeah, her mom's cool. The only time she said anything negative about Jodi's
clothing was when she was reading from the script the producers gave her (gee,
why am I not surprised to learn that they give their guests scripts?)
>tell me Abracadaver where are her designs available?!
Thessaly
<376011DC...@yahoo.WHIPSNCHAINS.com>...
> OMG!!! Yes, yes! I second that!!! Her hair is gorgeous (blonde looks
dippy on me,
> tho) But her tacky sport sock armbands are ICK! Shelly's hair is sooo
kyoot too!
'tacky-arse'.
Ehhh... that's a part of it. They aren't really aiming for elegance with some
of the designs. A very old friend of mine (who I'm currently out of touch
with) who modelled for Jodi nearly wore a velvet dress with Elvis painted on
it for a particular show. Alas, the dress never got made.
If Shelly is the same Shelly I think she is, she's a sweetheart and has
looked fab every-time I've *ever* seen her, over the years. I haven't seen
her in something like 18 months though (because I am a Recluse who hates
Drama and is too freaking Lazy to drive to Orlando, period). An all-around
Kyoot Girl. Used to wear fab curled extensions, too.
frogs and fishes from T.
who has never been and will never be
petite and girly enough to be That Kyoot.
kat
>
<snippy>
> Then again me on JJ? Ha...I doubt it. After
> all, a mother and an OB nurse who dresses goth? Theres no such thing,
> right?
heheh... funny that.
my boi's mum fits that description perfectly. :D AND we're the
same size so she's like a sister - we borrow each other's clothes.
i think the boi is jealous tho. ;)
yay for goth nurses! :)
-kat.
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Souriceau
>Abracadaver wrote:
>
>> It's a Tank Girl thang. Jodi's more glam/punky/club-kid than goth in
reality.
>> They lured her on the show w/ false pretenses of seriously talking about
her
>> fashions.. ::shakes head:: Her mother evidently shouted "fuck you very
much!"
>> out of the window of the limo as they were leaving. :}
Absinthea replied:
>Her mom struck me as a wonderful, open-minded and supportive lady!! I hope
Jodi's
>comment about "I don't need a job, I own a business" made ole hag JJ feel
like an
>arse...Im surprised they AIRED that comment (after all, they do their best
to try
>to make the guests look like morons and Jodi was just a little too
>logical/mature/articulate to be made a moron of).
Yes, this was the part that annoyed me - JJ kept telling the guests "but you
could get
a *job* if you dressed like this!", when they (almost) all had jobs anyway.
But as
a number of people have commented, presenting an unbiased view is not what
those
shows are about, really.
Oh well. Look how many of us have at least checked out Jodi's website
because
of this show.
>I would have told the fools "Look, this is ME and this is what youre
getting...if
>you don't like it then I guess you have one less guest for today's show
because I
>refuse to sell out to your lies". Then again me on JJ? Ha...I doubt it.
After
>all, a mother and an OB nurse who dresses goth? Theres no such thing,
right?
Damn straight. But I bet you're a *good* imaginary OB nurse. :)
sarah.