Comments on: The Glitter Non-Proliferation Agreement http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/ Let Your Light Shine Sun, 22 Jan 2012 20:45:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: dudymas http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-26 dudymas Sat, 15 Nov 2008 16:29:00 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-26 Glitter is probably the one thing you can send me for any occasion in just a sandwich bag, and I'd be enthralled. Birthday... Christmas... Easter... no matter what. A baggie of glitter is the best. I'm sure I already told you this before, right? Glitter is probably the one thing you can send me for any occasion in just a sandwich bag, and I’d be enthralled. Birthday… Christmas… Easter… no matter what. A baggie of glitter is the best.

I’m sure I already told you this before, right?

]]> By: Rachel Ross http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Rachel Ross Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:59:52 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-16 You're absolutely right. It isn't very glittery. Hmmm. Well, we'll see if I can find a corner to sprinkle with glitter! You’re absolutely right. It isn’t very glittery. Hmmm. Well, we’ll see if I can find a corner to sprinkle with glitter!

]]> By: Karnanyd http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Karnanyd Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:48:53 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-14 LOL, for someone who loves glitter so much, your blog is very... sepia. Don't get me wrong! I love sepia, it's very classy! But it doesn't glitter. LOL, for someone who loves glitter so much, your blog is very… sepia. Don’t get me wrong! I love sepia, it’s very classy! But it doesn’t glitter.

]]> By: Schroe http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Schroe Fri, 14 Nov 2008 01:23:18 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-12 Worse than Tribbles?? When did glitter ever devour your entire grain harvest? Glitter is what happens when a fairy's dust loses most of its magic. It can never lose quite ALL of its magic, though, which is what makes it so impervious to what we like to think of as "the laws" of physics. This affinity to magic is also what makes it so ideal for so many wonderful things.. like wings and magic wands and glitter snow-globes. Worse than Tribbles?? When did glitter ever devour your entire grain harvest?

Glitter is what happens when a fairy’s dust loses most of its magic. It can never lose quite ALL of its magic, though, which is what makes it so impervious to what we like to think of as “the laws” of physics. This affinity to magic is also what makes it so ideal for so many wonderful things.. like wings and magic wands and glitter snow-globes.

]]> By: Rachel Ross http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Rachel Ross Fri, 14 Nov 2008 00:48:06 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-11 Originally posted by Catharsiscomic.com but it wouldn't show up: Okay, my beef with glitter is this. I love shiny things. I love sparkly things. Glitter attracts my eyes. But the problem with glitter is that, unless it’s fastened down with magic or lasers, it gets EVERYWHERE. Unless you don’t want it to. Last year some in-laws sent us a Christmas card that, when opened, practically bombed us with glitz. Yesterday I bought a set of buttons that I thought would be cute for imprints, but they had glitter on them, and I decided I could get the glitter off but somehow I CAN’T but it’s EVERYWHERE. Tame glitter (see above about magic or lasers) is okay though. Originally posted by Catharsiscomic.com but it wouldn’t show up:

Okay, my beef with glitter is this. I love shiny things. I love sparkly things. Glitter attracts my eyes. But the problem with glitter is that, unless it’s fastened down with magic or lasers, it gets EVERYWHERE. Unless you don’t want it to. Last year some in-laws sent us a Christmas card that, when opened, practically bombed us with glitz. Yesterday I bought a set of buttons that I thought would be cute for imprints, but they had glitter on them, and I decided I could get the glitter off but somehow I CAN’T but it’s EVERYWHERE.

Tame glitter (see above about magic or lasers) is okay though.

]]> By: Rachel Ross http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Rachel Ross Thu, 13 Nov 2008 18:35:13 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-9 Ahaha! Now I know your one weakness! Ahaha! Now I know your one weakness!

]]> By: Kris Johnson http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Kris Johnson Thu, 13 Nov 2008 17:44:46 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-8 Glitter is fine when contained in bouncy balls or firmly affixed to items of varying degrees of cute and/or kitsch. Glitter in its natural habitat—let's call it <em>free range</em> glitter—however, is worse than a Tribble infestation. Before you know it, the stuff is everywhere, conniving (yes, <em>conniving</em>!) its way into cracks and crevices where it has no business being at all. And even Jem, utilizing every last iota of her outrageousness, cannot help those who are unfortunate enough to get free range glitter <em>on themselves</em>; it simply does not come off! Should you think you've somehow managed to dislodge the last, sparkling, miniscule jot, you <em>have not</em>; it has simply relocated to another area of your body, where it will inevitably resurface hours, days or even months later. In 1997, a "friend" sent me a Christmas card that, upon opening, spilled eighteen cubic tons of glitter into my lap. Eleven years, two HAZMAT teams and an industrial vacuum cleaner later, I'm still finding glitter from that card! Even after I moved out of my apartment into a house! Evil. The stuff is made of pure, unadulterated, sparkling Evil. Glitter is fine when contained in bouncy balls or firmly affixed to items of varying degrees of cute and/or kitsch. Glitter in its natural habitat—let’s call it free range glitter—however, is worse than a Tribble infestation. Before you know it, the stuff is everywhere, conniving (yes, conniving!) its way into cracks and crevices where it has no business being at all.

And even Jem, utilizing every last iota of her outrageousness, cannot help those who are unfortunate enough to get free range glitter on themselves; it simply does not come off! Should you think you’ve somehow managed to dislodge the last, sparkling, miniscule jot, you have not; it has simply relocated to another area of your body, where it will inevitably resurface hours, days or even months later.

In 1997, a “friend” sent me a Christmas card that, upon opening, spilled eighteen cubic tons of glitter into my lap. Eleven years, two HAZMAT teams and an industrial vacuum cleaner later, I’m still finding glitter from that card! Even after I moved out of my apartment into a house!

Evil. The stuff is made of pure, unadulterated, sparkling Evil.

]]> By: catharsiscomic.com http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-6 catharsiscomic.com Thu, 13 Nov 2008 16:17:17 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-6 Uh I guess I should have said "unless you WANT it to." Sorry, still waking up :. Uh I guess I should have said “unless you WANT it to.” Sorry, still waking up :.

]]> By: catharsiscomic.com http://www.glimmerville.com/2008/11/the-glitter-non-proliferation-agreement/comment-page-1/#comment-5 catharsiscomic.com Thu, 13 Nov 2008 16:15:12 +0000 http://www.glimmerville.com/?p=14#comment-5 Okay, my beef with glitter is this. I love shiny things. I love sparkly things. Glitter attracts my eyes. But the problem with glitter is that, unless it's fastened down with magic or lasers, it gets EVERYWHERE. Unless you don't want it to. Last year some in-laws sent us a Christmas card that, when opened, practically bombed us with glitz. Yesterday I bought a set of buttons that I thought would be cute for imprints, but they had glitter on them, and I decided I could get the glitter off but somehow I CAN'T but it's EVERYWHERE. Tame glitter (see above about magic or lasers) is okay though. Okay, my beef with glitter is this. I love shiny things. I love sparkly things. Glitter attracts my eyes. But the problem with glitter is that, unless it’s fastened down with magic or lasers, it gets EVERYWHERE. Unless you don’t want it to. Last year some in-laws sent us a Christmas card that, when opened, practically bombed us with glitz. Yesterday I bought a set of buttons that I thought would be cute for imprints, but they had glitter on them, and I decided I could get the glitter off but somehow I CAN’T but it’s EVERYWHERE.

Tame glitter (see above about magic or lasers) is okay though.

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