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« on: January 22, 2007, 20:02 » |
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Just a general postage place for you to post your current thoughts, feelings, dreams, ambitions, comments and comendations to the one and only  Dont be shy! Come along and let us know!
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« Reply #1 on: January 23, 2007, 05:58 » |
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Don't be shy, eh? Well... let's see... I love her very much. I can connect many songs with her. She helps me through a lot of tough situations, all I have to do is think of her. Every night as I fall asleep, I keep her in my thoughts in hopes of dreaming about her. As previously stated in the thread "Lisa Dreams" if I could have one wish, it would be to hold her in my arms forever. Just giving you the facts. 
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Right now she's cheering for me and wishing me good luck with the job and contract possible good developements  *cheerleading* : Gimme an M ! Gimme an A! Gimme an R!
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« Reply #3 on: January 23, 2007, 19:06 » |
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She's telling me to get offline and finish my schoolwork. 
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ok ok Matías....  on Lisa Marie.... is a very special sensation  … I no have dreams to the future… to only be happy…  I love too much Lisa Marie…  in the nights it is his perfume….  in the complicity of the love that does not exist….  in the complicity to be single…  it is a creative and destructive force….  She is life and death…  she is not she is Lisa itself .....she not exist… but the soul of She yes… reflected in the beauty of the things… it is a so intense love that it has changed to me completely…  before she was an empty person…. that single it thought about the present…. it felt emptiness to me. it had vices  ... now I feel more complete…  with life… without more dreams than of being happy… sadly she never will be with me…  I will live nevertheless with her…… in the good things… in the friendship… in the hugs… in the glances… in the miracle to be alive… and with another opportunity…  she is the principle and the End  …. of my life….  the perfume and aroma of my thoughts…  it is not an egoistic love…  I do not say: I love you Lisa… only to you and nobody more.  I say: I love you Lisa… and in your sholy soul to everybody… in every moment in each sigh…  in worst of desires… and in most beautiful… purity of the thoughts… star sea… infinite secret… love of a kiss…  with her I am a happy person and complete… and from time to time it invades the sadness to me of not being able to have its glances… nevertheless all it happens… the wounds heal and I am a little more fort… lisa, lisa every day more…each day more love...  in the highest purity… in the dark of hell… there are no limits between the Earth and the sky…. She is everything for me…  AWW!.... (sorry by my english)
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« Reply #5 on: January 24, 2007, 13:30 » |
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I have a strong desire to post like Gustavo posted above... because my feelings are pretty much the same... But oh well. I love this little girl like I never loved anyone before; and I believe some of the people here do, too, and understand my feelings. I just want to make my point clear - this is a very strange kind of love, I admit that, but I don't have and don't want any other one. I do realize that Lisa doesn't exist in this reality, and I do realize that even if there are people like Lisa on this Earth, they are unlikely look like her, or are in her age. I don't care. She is the only love in my life, and I don't want anything else. Sometimes she makes me sad, sometimes depressed, but most of the times - happy, and this helps me a lot in my life. To know about this eight year old spikey yellow heathen is far the best thing that ever happened in my life, and I'm happy I do. Again, I don't canonize her (aside from that wings obsession), I know she has her imperfections, but that only makes her more alive and adorable to me.  You are the best, Lisa; I hope more people will look at you and will try to follow your example. It won't make anyone worse for sure. 
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« Reply #6 on: January 24, 2007, 14:51 » |
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What Dag has posted is a better explanation of the way I feel. I understand she doesn't "exist", but that doesn't stop me from wanting her, or loving her. I have always believed this saying: There are two things you cannot help but fall in - Love, and a grave. Here is one of those times where I cannot have helped but fallen in love with this adorable eight-year old girl. And sometimes, like Dag says, she can make me sad, or even angry, but she always is there to encourage me. As I've posted before, when she came into my life, she helped me change some aspects of my life, and now I'm a better man for it. I love no one else in this life; only her. Dag has said "this is a strange kind of love", and it is. But it's also real love, and for now, all I want, all I need, is that.
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« Reply #7 on: January 24, 2007, 22:20 » |
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Most comendable, these posts, thanks for sharing your veiws  I'm not sorry for this, but I do not love Lisa... for the main reason my girlfriend would look at me strangly  However, I used to. To an extent she became an obsession. She told me what to do, and it was always the right thing. 'Tidy the bedroom, that way you dont stand on any upturned plugs'. I knew that the split SECOND I ignored her advice, a plug would stub my heel. So I did. I did my homework, bedroom, made my mum and dad cups O' tea. Eventualy, I kinda got anoyed about being told what to do by somebody who is stuck between my ears, so I went against her, ignored everything. Which was a mistake, I shouldnt have done. Made a lot of bad desicions which, I couldnt possibly share. After a break, the one saving grace, was Maggie. Which got me back on Lisa's good side  Henceforth, decided just to be friends. And I havent regretted it since 
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« Reply #8 on: January 25, 2007, 13:08 » |
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I can't say I love Lisa either however I can see why so many people do.... I've had obsessions with cartoon characters before, however over time, my obsession eventualy dies down, although I still have an attchment to it, it's no longer something I think about constantly. So what do I think/feel about Lisa?.... Well, she's deffintly one of my fav characters on the show, and deffintly one of my fav to draw, since she's quite an expressive character, and I feel most people here can also say they can relate to her in one way or another  I feel this for my creative side (be it art or music) 
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« Reply #9 on: January 25, 2007, 20:44 » |
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The topic about one loving a cartoon has intrested me in some way. Not in a bad way but; I just don't know how people could 'love' a character. I understand it could be because she reminds you of yourself in some ways or another. Or maybe she does something that makes you think that you should or shouldn't have done something. But the subject of falling in love with something that isn't there or is real, puzzles me.  But we could relate somewhat.
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« Reply #10 on: January 25, 2007, 21:36 » |
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This is the reason most of us probably wouldnt admit it to the general public. Try not to think of her as a person, but as a feeling. Sorta like, laying on the grass on a warm night looking at the stars. I love that feeling, just total peace. Thats the only way I can think of it really... but thats just for me, other people can explain how they see it 
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« Reply #11 on: January 26, 2007, 06:06 » |
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That's the reason why I don't tell many people about my love, although I don't try to hide it either. It's as much of a curse as it is a blessing, in that way. I mean, if I told a person I was in love with Lisa (apart from the people of this forum) they wouldn't understand, they'd just think that I liked little girls in the wrong way -_- But I love having this feeling of her being with me, even though it saddens me to know I'll never meet her in person.
To SpringfieldHorror: It puzzled me at first, that I was in love with Lisa, but as I posted previously, I think of it as that love is one of the two things in this world that you cannot stop yourself from falling in. Especially in the case of Lisa, she is so much a part of my life now that in a way to me she is real. And lots of people don't understand this feeling, but neither do they understand why other people love who they do. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" is another great way to think of this.
Right at this moment though, I think without her I'd go insane.
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« Reply #12 on: January 26, 2007, 11:13 » |
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I'm not really obsessed, but am in some form of love with her. To describe it better, I have a lot of sympathy for her, think she is very innocent and cute, and hope only the best for her.
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« Reply #13 on: January 26, 2007, 15:20 » |
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As an afterthought, many people who don't understand this feeling ridicule those who do. I was browsing Google last month, and stumbled across a forum where someone posted their feelings about Lisa. It was a Simpsons website, similar to ours, but less Lisa-oriented. The person who posted was mocked and flamed by the posters in that forum for loving a "fictional" character. I'm glad that our community here is full of respectful people who understand the views and feelings of others. 
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As an afterthought, many people who don't understand this feeling ridicule those who do. I was browsing Google last month, and stumbled across a forum where someone posted their feelings about Lisa. It was a Simpsons website, similar to ours, but less Lisa-oriented. The person who posted was mocked and flamed by the posters in that forum for loving a "fictional" character. I'm glad that our community here is full of respectful people who understand the views and feelings of others  Aw, that's not right.  I'm not putting the fire on anyone for feeling the way they do about her. I'm just stating that I'll probably never feel that way about any cartoon character. 
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« Reply #15 on: January 26, 2007, 20:47 » |
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Rizzy says: Aw, that's not right.  I'm not putting the fire on anyone for feeling the way they do about her. I'm just stating that I'll probably never feel that way about any cartoon character.  ______________________________________________- By all means… I understand very well what you mean… one always finds the love… he is not a personage. nor in a person… the love is in whom helps you to be the best one to be human…. in whom helps you to understand the life… the love no is a kiss or a hug… the love is "reborn" feniz and a new glance…  ( i found the love in Lisa ) 
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« Reply #16 on: February 12, 2007, 21:30 » |
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I don't wanna start the new thread for this, cause it concerns only to Lisa fans I think. Especially while the current theme means such reasonings. The point is in that. How frequently you need the maintenance of your fans feelings to Lisa? I mean all: how frequently you think about her; how often recollect her in a daily life, in all this crush and turmoil. Maybe you wear some kind of T-shirt with her bright face? Or maybe you are such lucky beggar, who already have a person anyhow constantly reminding to you itself Her?  As for me I don't have the instant feeling of Lisa somewhere inside myself I always need some "feeding" you know. I mean to see the good pictures with her drawed by a wonderful hands of an artists, to read some fanfiction, to read related to Lisa threads (oh, especially on UFSF) and to see that unical careful attitude of some  other people to her. But most of all i need to see the original. The selected and simply fortuitous chosen episodes with Lisa's presence. And of course to do much of framegrabs, purposefully picking out the "special" moments with her. If i don't receive it, my adoration dies away, til it disappears yet absolutely. But how it is pleasant to return back to life after almost dead condition and to feel again somewhere inside of you these notes of easy music that heats our hearts so hotly! * imagines how fondly, slightly...strokes the beautiful disobedient hairs of a wheat colour * 
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« Reply #17 on: February 12, 2007, 23:52 » |
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For me, fortunately, the fire inside me burns so hot that if I went a long time without watching the Simpsons, or seeing any pictures of her, I would still love her just as much. For me, I can just think about her beautiful face, bright eyes, and I'm instantly lost in the feeling.
I do, however, do things to "promote" my love. That is, listening to certain songs, playing my guitar, and drawing pictures of her. I have a few pictures of her on my binder, more though just to tell the world.
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« Reply #18 on: February 21, 2007, 18:20 » |
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I'm not that much of a Lisa fan that I think about her all day. I do find Lisa to be a very complex and multi faceted character.
On a side note, what are your opinions on Yeardley Smith?
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« Reply #19 on: February 21, 2007, 18:25 » |
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Never met her  But, she obviously must be incredibly talented to keep the Lisa voice consistant for over 10 years!  Didnt she leak information on the movie previously? Or am I confused... 
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« Reply #20 on: February 21, 2007, 20:57 » |
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Never met her  But, she obviously must be incredibly talented to keep the Lisa voice consistant for over 10 years!  Didnt she leak information on the movie previously? Or am I confused...  Keeping Lisa's voice consistent isn't really hard for Yeardley, because she sounds like that in real life. 
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« Reply #21 on: February 21, 2007, 21:12 » |
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Keeping Lisa's voice consistent isn't really hard for Yeardley, because she sounds like that in real life.  Yep... if you've seen her in movies, or heard her in interviews, you'd know that she doesn't have to try very hard.
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« Reply #22 on: February 22, 2007, 12:43 » |
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I havent had the same exact voice for 10 years, I doubt anyone has. Exept for Stephen Hawking. Even Jeremy Clarkson's voice has changed a little. But you could look at a Simpsons episode from 1989, and an episode in 2007, they'd sound exactly the same. Ish. I remember hearing Eric Cartmans voice after a long time and it was noticably different. Hence, I still hold my judgement stubbornly. 
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I havent had the same exact voice for 10 years, I doubt anyone has. Exept for Stephen Hawking. Even Jeremy Clarkson's voice has changed a little. But you could look at a Simpsons episode from 1989, and an episode in 2007, they'd sound exactly the same. Ish. I remember hearing Eric Cartmans voice after a long time and it was noticably different. Hence, I still hold my judgement stubbornly.  I'm not saying her voice hasn't changed at all. I'm just comparing her to other actors, like Dan Castellanata, who don't sound like their characters at all while speaking normally.
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Thats true, I guess from that perspective your right. She doesnt have to try to imitate her character as much as the other cast characters, since they have such a wide range of voices to use where as Yeardley has just one character (as far as I know). I havent heard Yeardleys real voice, ever... so I'm just asuming she puts some effort into it. Unlike, for example, Guest Stars who try to sound as normal as posible. Is that correct? 
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« Reply #25 on: February 23, 2007, 17:43 » |
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The only thing Yeardley has to do is make her voice sound a bit more childish, like changing the tone of her voice a bit. Other than that she sounds the exact same.
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I loved Yeardley's voice in earlier episodes, she was more childish, less nasal, more sweet all around: As for her best performance ever, it's not an episode imho, but a song: "God Bless the Child"!
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heh yeah that song was good. I loved hearing Yeardley sing that on the Blues Album.
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Ooh, that song is one of my favorites, I listen it from time to time. Funny, but when I thing about Lisa, I very rarely (read: never) remember about Yeardley...  maybe it's my usual carelessness, maybe I'm too attracted to Lisa to care about her voice. But to me, Lisa and Yeardley are generally two different people that for some reason have the same voice... this doesn't make it (voice) any worse of course  I love it no matter did it change throughout the past years or not.
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« Reply #29 on: February 25, 2007, 07:17 » |
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I feel sort of the same way. To me, Lisa Simpson and Yeardley Smith just sound like each other. Kind of like the way John Lennon almost sounds like George Harrison. 
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« Reply #30 on: February 25, 2007, 21:02 » |
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They sound like each other because Yeardley plays Lisa.
p.s I have a little crush on Yeardley, is that wrong?
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« Reply #31 on: February 25, 2007, 21:05 » |
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p.s I have a little crush on Yeardley, is that wrong?
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« Reply #32 on: February 25, 2007, 22:08 » |
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They sound like each other because Yeardley plays Lisa.
p.s I have a little crush on Yeardley, is that wrong?
I'm only saying that to me, Lisa Simpson and Yeardley Smith are two separate people that sound alike. When I hear Lisa, I don't think of Yeardley and vice versa. And no, having a crush on Yeardley isn't wrong. Loving someone isn't anything to be ashamed of.
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