Ginny Sanoj [needs a twatter account] wrote   Aisling, I love that video clip in your siggy...just, edit Joe out, and show more of Kevin's sexy back!!!  WOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And I don't care what anyone else says...that picture of them on the cover of RS...very...um...well, I'll just say it, it seems very homo-erotic, and incestuously charged.  Basically, IT CREEPS ME OUT.

dude!  DUDE!  totally!  i mean, it's such a weird picture!  gah!  i hate looking at it cause it's so creepy.  and now they have it in poster form!?!  what!?!  scary.  would never ever want that in my room.  *shivers*  the worst part is joe holding nick's tie.  ewwwwww.

i'm so glad you watched south park!  i'm 99% sure they've got someone on staff that's a little more than familiar with the jonases cause they even got stage manerisms down to a T.  lol.  i'm so surprised that disney hasn't released some kind of comment about it though cause they're usually such tight asses about that kind of thing.  ok, i love disney world and the cartoons but the company as a whole bugs the crap out of me.  so totally surprised that they're not whining about the use of mickey at least.  i think if the guys watched it they would laugh (if they were alone and not forced to watch it in a board room or with their parents or something crappy).  i thought south park version of kevin looked like a creepy old man but that might be because i think he's so good looking in real life.  lol. 

the questions.  *rolls eyes*  i hate crap like that!  seriously.  you're famous and you've made the decision to try to be famous so tough s.hit.  BUT i don't think it's necessarily kevin (since he was the one named) or the rest of their decision.  i think it's all disney and the management.  disney has been notoriously pc and afraid to talk about anything that could be potentially religious for years.  look, i'm no fan of organized religion but i think if you've found something that makes you feel good and helps you live your life than more power to ya.  maybe 12 years of catholic school beat any religious thoughts out of me so i'm pretty unbiased.  but anyway, i think disney's afraid that by talking about religion they'll alienate some fans.  cause before the disney thing started they seemed way more ok with talking about religion.  same with girlfriends.  cause there are probably some girls somewhere that would tear up posters if they found out that their favorite had a girlfriend/fiance/wife/special friend/whatever.  so i blame the mouse and maybe their dad a little bit for that one. 

what's happening in two years?  i'm lost on that one...lol.  but what else is new?

and if you're going to jonas fan hell in a handbasket then i probably won't be too far behind.  going to a show might bump me up to level 4 or so but i can wave to you down in level 6.  lol.

Ginny wrote    trish sanoj [was still contributing by making laser noises] wrote    Ginny Sanoj [needs a twatter account] wrote    trish sanoj [was still contributing by making laser noises] wrote    Ginny Sanoj [needs a twatter account] wrote   Aisling, I love that video clip in your siggy...just, edit Joe out, and show more of Kevin's sexy back!!!  WOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And I don't care what anyone else says...that picture of them on the cover of RS...very...um...well, I'll just say it, it seems very homo-erotic, and incestuously charged.  Basically, IT CREEPS ME OUT.   dude!  DUDE!  totally!  i mean, it's such a weird picture!  gah!  i hate looking at it cause it's so creepy.  and now they have it in poster form!?!  what!?!  scary.  would never ever want that in my room.  *shivers*  the worst part is joe holding nick's tie.  ewwwwww.   Yeah, in poster form.  Gah.  I just...how did NO ONE notice the creepiness of that picture?  On some level, shouldn't JB have felt at least a smidge uncomfortable by this pose???  -Kevin, you try to rip Joe's shirt off of him, and Joe, you lead Nick around by the tie...Just like that.  Perfect. *flash* Oh, and I finally watched the South Park episode...that was PERFECTION.  I wasn't actually planning on watching the episode, but you and a few others said I should.  So I did, and OMG, I really REALLY hope they (JB) actually watched it too.  Because it is SO dead on.  *sigh*  Totally made my day.   --and LOL..there was apparently a page set up (here on JBF) for people to talk about the episode...a lot of comments were from before it aired, and people were saying how making fun of JB is going to ruin South Park.  Really???  Cause that show was just so clean and family-oriented to begin with.  Right.  Personally, I thought Disney would have had more of a shi.t fit about the episode, but I haven't heard too much about it.  So, either the people at Disney can actually take a joke, or they too, fell asleep before it aired.  I'm guessing the latter. Oh oh oh...and thank you Lexi-con for this link: http://www.oceanup.com/2009/03/question-you-cant-ask-jonas-brothers.html#more I don't know if that goes for just Kevin, or if that is the policy for interviews for all of them, but still...I am saddened by this for several reasons.  The biggest of these reasons is...they wont talk about their religion.  Wow.  So much for being "the light of the world."  I get that having to answer the same questions over and over again can get tiring.  And I can even understand not wanting to bring up the topic yourselves.  But to specifically say that interviewers should not ask you about religion...just doesn't seem right.  I may have completely different views about religion than they do, but, according to Christianity, you're supposed to "let your light shine before others."  I would think, step one, would be to be open and honest about your faith. It all just seems very hypocritical...because yeah, the rings, and the promises to God are supposed to excuse the fact that they are selling sex, but then, to refuse to speak about God...if you believe in God, why would you refuse to speak about your beliefs? Two years. (Edit: Let me clarify, if they want to sell sex, I honestly don't care.  I am at an age/maturity level in my life, that really, it doesn't bug me.  It's your life, not mine.  I am just against the fact that they use their religion to justify their actions.  And, now, refusing to speak about said religion just...it really bugs me. And yes, I already know I am going to Jonas Fan Hell for being such a horrible fan.  I'm on the sixth level already, and sinking fast.)   i'm so glad you watched south park!  i'm 99% sure they've got someone on staff that's a little more than familiar with the jonases cause they even got stage manerisms down to a T.  lol.  i'm so surprised that disney hasn't released some kind of comment about it though cause they're usually such tight asses about that kind of thing.  ok, i love disney world and the cartoons but the company as a whole bugs the crap out of me.  so totally surprised that they're not whining about the use of mickey at least.  i think if the guys watched it they would laugh (if they were alone and not forced to watch it in a board room or with their parents or something crappy).  i thought south park version of kevin looked like a creepy old man but that might be because i think he's so good looking in real life.  lol.  the questions.  *rolls eyes*  i hate crap like that!  seriously.  you're famous and you've made the decision to try to be famous so tough s.hit.  BUT i don't think it's necessarily kevin (since he was the one named) or the rest of their decision.  i think it's all disney and the management.  disney has been notoriously pc and afraid to talk about anything that could be potentially religious for years.  look, i'm no fan of organized religion but i think if you've found something that makes you feel good and helps you live your life than more power to ya.  maybe 12 years of catholic school beat any religious thoughts out of me so i'm pretty unbiased.  but anyway, i think disney's afraid that by talking about religion they'll alienate some fans.  cause before the disney thing started they seemed way more ok with talking about religion.  same with girlfriends.  cause there are probably some girls somewhere that would tear up posters if they found out that their favorite had a girlfriend/fiance/wife/special friend/whatever.  so i blame the mouse and maybe their dad a little bit for that one.  what's happening in two years?  i'm lost on that one...lol.  but what else is new? and if you're going to jonas fan hell in a handbasket then i probably won't be too far behind.  going to a show might bump me up to level 4 or so but i can wave to you down in level 6.  lol.   While part of me is right there with you, that Disney and management is to blame, I really don't think the boys themselves, are faultless in all of this.  Yes, Disney has walked a thin line for a while, but I think they would rather be slightly more religious than not, considering the static they got over certain scenes in certain movies, from certain religious groups.  Regardless of what side of the religious argument Disney is on, there is something fishy about all of it, to me, at least.  Because there seems to be two sides of this...1) the ring-wearing, promise to God side, and 2) the side that doesn't want to answer questions about religion.  Disney can really only have one side, to push religion, or not.  And really, I don't think that Disney has as much control over them as we think they do.

this is gonna be the longest quote chain ever!  lol.

i think disney just wants to push them as a happy little group that doesn't do "naughty" things so that more girls will like them.  then the parents see how good and nice they are and buy their daughters the merchandise and concert tickets.  if they start talking about jesus and stuff they risk losing their non-christian fans.  i'll admit, if they went around preaching and going on about the bible and stuff i would be a little turned-off of the whole thing.  but to each his/her own or whatever that saying is.  i'm probably waaaay too much of a conspiracy theorist but whenever there's a huge corporation involved i get skeptical.

plus i'm sure certain jonases complained about being asked the same questions over and over and over again and some "yes men" took care of that for them. 

me and my little cousin have decided that we're gonna do everything we can to get into a meet and greet this summer (which probably won't happen but it's nice to have goals) so if (huge if there) it happens i'll totally let you know if they're cool or a trio of snotty little b.itches.  :)