I'm Ariel, but feel free to call me Sound or Thief. In my free time I enjoy writing, singing, playing piano, and photography.
I'm a huge fan of Kpop and listen to qa lot of it -- my favorites being, you guessed it -- Infinite, B.A.P, Teen Top, AA, B1A4, and SHINee.
My biases:
Infinite - Hoya, Dongwoo
B.A.P - the blonde one! xD
Teen Top - L Joe
AA - Aoora
I have several OTPs. I support basically all pairings, but fuck not with my OTPs.
HoJoe (Hoya/L Joe), MyungJong, EunHae, 2min.
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]120515 Chanyeol Beatboxing
that last ‘aaaah’ he does omg it kills me omg i have lost all ability to can
HOLY SHIT BALLS
one word.
ORGASMIC
FUCK YOU CHANYEOL
FUCK
YOU
oh god
leave
I hate you sfm.
shit
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Raise Hell and Change the World, sold by Papersaurus Creative on Etsy.
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Hoon sexy for everyone.
Goddammit, Hoon, whatthefuckeven.
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Exo Members Profile & Position - Request by kpoplockinsource:wiki/Exo(band)
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Heartbreaking fan legend responded to by Kris himself in EXO-M’s Official Website Fanboard x(
[Chinese legend] Xia Yu He
(Characters:
The emperor is SM Entertainment, the princes are EXO-M, Xia Yu He is the fans within China, Da Ming lake is China I suppose. It’s basically talking about how EXO-M returned to China and the Korean fans were able to meet them through a fan sign but the Chinese fans weren’t able to.)
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There should be a fandom forecast blog
That basically runs down the current climate in the major Tumblr fandoms with explanations about why the fandom is acting a certain way.
That way even if you aren’t part of fandoms that show up on your dash, you can still be aware of impending creyfests, ship wars, or celebrations.
this needs to be real.
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People say, “I’m going to sleep now,” as if it were nothing. But it’s really a bizarre activity. “For the next several hours, while the sun is gone, I’m going to become unconscious, temporarily losing command over everything I know and understand. When the sun returns, I will resume my life.” If you didn’t know what sleep was, and you had only seen it in a science fiction movie, you would think it was weird and tell all your friends about the movie you’d seen. “They had these people, you know? And they would walk around all day and be okay? And then, once a day, usually after dark, they would lie down on these special platforms and become unconscious. They would stop functioning almost completely, except deep in their minds they would have adventures and experiences that were completely impossible in real life. As they lay there, completely vulnerable to their enemies, their only movements were to occasionally shift from one position to another; or, if one of the ‘mind adventures’ got too real, they would sit up and scream and be glad they weren’t unconscious anymore. Then they would drink a lot of coffee.” So, next time you see someone sleeping, make believe you’re in a science fiction movie. And whisper, “The creature is regenerating itself.
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B.A.P Members' Jealousy Towards Each Other
- Daehyun: I'm really envious of Jongup's built body.
- Jongup: I'm envious of Yong Guk hyung's deep, cave voice.
- Youngjae: I'm jealous of Jongup's dancing abilities.
- Yong Guk: I'm jealous of all the members. I'm jealous of Himchan's friendliness. As for Daehyun, I'm extremely jealous of his handsome face. Jongup, I'm jealous of his body and dancing skills. Youngjae has a lot of knowledge in different areas. And finally Zelo, he has a lot of talent I'm jealous of.
- Zelo: I'm jealous of leader Yong Guk hyung because despite being in the difficult position of a leader, he leads us well.
- Then there's Himchan...
- Himchan: I hate Zelo, I mean, not hate- I'm most envious of Zelo.. what was it? Jealous? Yes, I'm jealous of him. I'm the oldest along with Yong Guk so I'm jealous of Zelo's young age.
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EPIC RANT TIME
It’s actually funny that this person is telling me to learn more about something before trying to educate others when she/he doesn’t know anything about me.
It’s pretty clear that I spent 2 weeks in China? Um, I was born and raised there for 9 years. I return to visit my relatives in the summer, and I always travel alone, not with my parents (but I do visit my dad) because the family issue presented in Knite isn’t just shit I made up, it’s shit I had to deal with (murderous psycho stepmom? Check).
Japanese school uniform? China is HUGE, I highly doubt there are no schools, especially a high end school like the ones Sen and Kai go to, that has those navy colored uniforms. Sure, a lot of schools these days only have track suites, but it’s not like the other version doesn’t exist. How do I know? I wore that kind of uniform for 2 years while growing up in Chengdu.
I never said the kite designs were traditional so I don’t know where you got that from. This is a modern day story, Sen makes his own kites (as seen in Ch3). It’s his simplified design, not a traditional one. I thought it was extremely obvious that the designs are a mix of the old an new (I mean, even the picture you wrote this rant on is specifically about the divide between globalization and tradition). If I were doing a historical story, then you can bitch about the designs.
I lack understanding in the educational system? Please tell me about how the school you went to is representative of every school in China. If you know anything about China, you’ll know that corruption is worse in some areas than others, and the “free” education in some areas are seen as for those with no future.
As for the nursery rhymes, please elaborate on how they are wrong because if a few words aren’t translated to your exact liking, that’s just you being anal.
And since we’re on the topic, let me tell you a bit more about my inspiration for Knite. Sheltered girl in America? My parents grew up with nothing. My mom got to eat an egg once a year on her birthday. My dad had to eat rats caught by his dog, but the communist government see dogs as luxury items so it was banned to have dogs. His family had to kill his dog and eat it to avoid prosecution.
Because my father grew up with so little, money meant survival and everything to him. He and his older siblings got into the pesticide industry and became rich due to the corruption and bribery shown in Knite. He told me how you can just take a politician out for dinner and slip a red pocket of money under the table and they’ll forget all about the inspection. He has left that industry for many years now and is into stocks instead. He regrets the things his family company has done, and I, like Kai, inevitably benefited from the money they made at the cost of the environment’s expense.That’s where I got the money to move to America at the age of 9. Like Sen, my mom left China when I was 5 because she was fed up with China. Unlike Sen’s mom, she didn’t abandon me, and I was able to join her later on but my father stayed behind. I won’t get into the rest of my family drama but know that the life I’ve lived is far from being sheltered. Even the money my father made from the pesticide company barely afforded a lower class life style in America back in the days (8 RMB was 1 USD), but it was enough.
I was able to live a balanced life, between China and America, poverty and wealth. Everything in Knite has been inspired by things I’ve witness myself, not through news clips. I’ve been advocating environmentalism for almost 8 years but I wasn’t born with the knowledge, it was a slow path of discovery. That’s what I want to show in Knite. Sen starts out as a dreamer with a grand goal, but as he matures, he will slowly learn about all the complexities of the world, and the path to his dreams is not as simple as attaching lights to kites.
Knite is inspired by my life experiences, and I’ll be damned if you expect me have lived the exact same life as you. You’ve seen parts of China that I haven’t, but I have seen parts that you haven’t. Don’t compare the Bible Belt to San Francisco, and don’t compare my life to yours.
And just to insult you some more, I will repeat:
I, Wenqing Yan (颜温情), dedicate Knite to the land of my birth, where many happy and sad memories were had, for all the laughs, all the tears, everything: China.
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