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Post by RandallBoggs on Jan 23, 2006 16:46:35 GMT -5
Anybody know someone by this name?
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Post by pitbulllady on Jan 23, 2006 16:52:23 GMT -5
No, why?
pitbulllady
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Post by RandallBoggs on Jan 23, 2006 16:58:21 GMT -5
Well....
I was just poking around for some Randall fanfiction, when I came around a very large, private-like fanfiction section made by a man named Scott Oliverson.
I had found it once before, but he has improved his site it seems.
His work seems to complie several of his favorite characters or such into a large, epic-like story.
Strange though, as they all have "Transformer" like abilites from Transformers, the robots, you've heard of those...
The strange thing is...Randall's in it. And yes, it IS him. Even though he's on the bad side.
But it's just, Randall being in something as huge as this is something I just had to mention.
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Post by pitbulllady on Jan 23, 2006 17:47:13 GMT -5
I think you mentioned this before, though I couldn't find it. You said something about Randall being able to transform into a jet or something, which is really, really weird. I just never was into "Transformers". I also, as you can guess, have problems with fanfics which still stereotype Randall as a "villain" by default. As you can see, those aren't very popular-just look at that last fanfic-I think it's called "Monsters, Inc. 2", on FF.net. Randall's not in it, but his "evil brother" is, and he, too, winds up being beaten by Sulley and Boo, who's a teenager and whom the writer chose to turn into a monster herself, so she and Sulley could have a more-intimate relationship. I think it only got one "review", and that was to complain about the bad spelling and grammar! Anti-Randall fics just don't seem to do that well, for some reason, LOL!
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Post by RandallBoggs on Jan 23, 2006 17:54:34 GMT -5
Yeah I know... It's just strange. This guy has written allot. Here: sonicyoda.digibase.ca/scottfanfiction.htmlHe's written more than that, this seems to be a new version, I remember and older version though...and it is different... Intimate? Eww... And HOW the heck is BOO suppose to change into a monster?! Sure...she has the D.N.A. like everyone but.... ....Well.....actually....no...I....I believe it's possible....if she ate something.... Errmm... Anyway. WHY the heck is it that everyone thinks Randall had an evil sibling? I mean really.... And why the heck keep making it over and over again. This writer is just making the same story, though with a worser touch I suppose. |
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Post by pitbulllady on Jan 23, 2006 21:03:46 GMT -5
Yeah, in every single story written by the Randall-haters, either A)he comes back and tries to get revenge, but gets caught and/or killed, and Sulley and Mike remain blameless heroes, or B)his evil sibling tries to harm them and then gets caught and/or killed, OR C)his evil son/daughter tries to harm them, and then gets caught and/or killed. Since these people consider Randall himself to be the epitome of Evil, they would naturally assume that it runs in the family, and that any relatives of his would be just as bad. Of course, this is due almost entirely to the him being scaly and reptilian in appearance, since many stupid people still consider reptiles to be Evil by default.
I did not read the story in any detail to find out HOW Boo(who's named "Lola" in the story-nevermind that any serious fan of the movie KNOWS her name is actually MARY)is turned into a monster. I did catch that she's supposed to be sixteen, which is STILL underage in most places, mind you. This is the second or third story in which the writer had Boo grow up so she and Sulley could have an affair. In EVERY review, people were like, "EEWWWW", even though, interestingly enough, few reviewers object to the notion of RANDALL having, shall we way, "close" relationships with a human female. I think that what really bothers people is the nature of Boo and Sulley's relationship in the first place; I mean, he's more like a father figure to her, and if they DO maintain contact over the years as she grows up, that relationship would be more like uncle/niece or father/daughter, so anything "intimate" would be just plain wrong, like some long-time trusted family friend molesting the girl of the family or something. Sulley might not be my favorite monster, but this is something I doubt he would be capable of, having a physical relationship with some kid-monster or otherwise-he'd more or less felt was his own daughter. I just get really aggravated by fanfic writers who feel the need to "fast-grow" child characters just so they can have sex with some adult character, anyway. Lots of Foster's fanfic writers do this with Mac(who is eight in the series) and Frankie(who is 22 in the series-big age difference), or worse, have them get it on NOW, with him being a second-grader!
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Post by RandallBoggs on Jan 24, 2006 12:17:01 GMT -5
Yes yes...seems to be a universal fact...
Hmph...idiots...they don't realize...
Yeah I know, I just can't see that at all. I mean...Sullivan would be in like...his late 40's, early 50's....and with a 16 year old....?
Hmm...I'll have to tell Randall that when he gets on my nerves ^_^
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