The comments on this post are pretty much the most joyful, pleasing things I've seen in months -- so much cheery and good-natured reveling in one another's specific and cliched kinks, with no self-deprecation or self-consciousness. This is why I love fandom so very very much.

It also makes me feel much better about the Wolf House books, I have to admit, because oh right, there actually is an audience out there for stories about smart, snarky hot people who have secret pain because of their pasts where they were kept in vampire slave-houses but now they spend most of their time going to punk shows/hunting vampires/being in love with vampires/having more secret pain. WHEEE. COME ON, YOU KNOW YOU'LL READ IT. right?

HAY KIDS. If you want to hear me be nonsensical on the radio sometime in the next two hours, Joy FM streams live here. Tra la la.

Edit: 12:24: I'm on now! Woooo! :D :D

Edit again: All done! YOU MISSED TWENTY MINUTES OF MEEE, your lives are hard. :(

Adam Lambert on Velvet Goldmine (from here):

I don’t know how I found Velvet Goldmine, but once I saw it, I was obsessed with it. I thought it was a genius movie, both in plot and also, visually and musically. In all elements it was just really cool.

27-year-old glam kids repreZENT. It makes me so happy he loves this movie. It had a really profound impact on me in so many ways when I saw it as a teen, and is one of the big generational touch-stones for me that hasn't yet been covered by Lyn-Z, Pete Wentz, and all the other band people whose formative interests partially align with my own.

Adam's dad about what Adam thought of Star Trek (from here):

Adam (like his Mom) was not really into it. Except he always dug the cool alien make-up.

... OF COURSE HE DID.