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Minor pet peeve: Y'all really gotta start looking up when things are invented. I am SO happy about all the new fics in The Lost Boys fandom. Great writing, great characterization. Big fan. But oof. Guys. There was no "putting someone on speaker". It was a landline, you either held the receiver up between the two of you, or someone picked up another receiver in the house. Waterproof eyeliner? That was invented in 2006. 30 years after The Lost Boys. It really only drives me wild because I was born prior to The Lost Boys coming out and I have very vivid memories of the early 90s and what life was like pre-internet and pre-cellphone.
The slang is also positively hilarious. "Cringe"??? No, that's a strictly 2020s word. People were "uncool", "weird", or the f-slur.
Fun 80s words that I distinctly remember actively being used by my older cousins: rad, gnarly, bogus, clutch, ditz, warped, to veg out, scarf down. There's a bunch out there. They just sound boring to 2026 ears because they've been around so long. They were new once.
Seriously, it's not a big deal. I just find it so funny reading 1987 vampires saying "Ugh, don't be cringe." Or someone just "looking something up". No babes, that involved a library, card catalogs, the dewey decimal system, and microfiche or microfilm. And a phone number? That was the yellow pages or the white pages. Boy was it not a good time if that book wasn't tied down to the payphone or if the pages you needed were ripped out. Best to have those numbers memorized.
I remember some brands of eyeliner and mascara CLAIMIMG to be waterproof by the 90s, but I don't recall whether or not they lived up to their claims. By that time my eyes were so sensitive it was strictly the hypoallergenic stuff for me, and I needed it to be easy-off.
Flashing back to the big steam radiator in the main girls' bathroom in my high school; by the end of the semester it would be coated in long streaks of black eyeliner where girls without a cigarette lighter would heat it up before applying.
That's very interesting I love little factoids like that :-)
One thing about the original post that stood out to me was the way people speak. For me when I'm writing fic specifically tone invoice is very important to me. I don't always succeed but I try very hard and I do like that they point out people using modern slang in something that is older is not necessarily a deal breaker for me but it does kind of jar me. For people using someone modern terminologies that are not slang for things that people did go through or kind of understood but they didn't have the same vocabulary for maybe?
A little anecdote for me is I remember being younger and we had separate machines for caller ID and the answering machine. It wasn't included on to the one phone. And I'm still talking about landlines I'm not talking about cell phones. I remember we had a landline and you had to plug a little device and it had a little screen on it and that would tell you who was calling. And then we had a separate device for our answering machine. And then as landlines developed the caller ID would actually be on the phone itself and the answering machine would be a little memory thing inside of the phone itself. But that wasn't until years later.
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Minor pet peeve: Y'all really gotta start looking up when things are invented. I am SO happy about all the new fics in The Lost Boys fandom. Great writing, great characterization. Big fan. But oof. Guys. There was no "putting someone on speaker". It was a landline, you either held the receiver up between the two of you, or someone picked up another receiver in the house. Waterproof eyeliner? That was invented in 2006. 30 years after The Lost Boys. It really only drives me wild because I was born prior to The Lost Boys coming out and I have very vivid memories of the early 90s and what life was like pre-internet and pre-cellphone.
The slang is also positively hilarious. "Cringe"??? No, that's a strictly 2020s word. People were "uncool", "weird", or the f-slur.
Fun 80s words that I distinctly remember actively being used by my older cousins: rad, gnarly, bogus, clutch, ditz, warped, to veg out, scarf down. There's a bunch out there. They just sound boring to 2026 ears because they've been around so long. They were new once.
Seriously, it's not a big deal. I just find it so funny reading 1987 vampires saying "Ugh, don't be cringe." Or someone just "looking something up". No babes, that involved a library, card catalogs, the dewey decimal system, and microfiche or microfilm. And a phone number? That was the yellow pages or the white pages. Boy was it not a good time if that book wasn't tied down to the payphone or if the pages you needed were ripped out. Best to have those numbers memorized.
The boys plus Star.
And yes, I'm going to give the musical a chance (I mean, the plane tickets, show tickets and the hotel are already booked and paid for lol)
Currently finishing the OG drawings - David's still missing, and I have no Star... Let's see if I add her.
The Vampire Lestat // Suck // Sinners // The Lost Boys // From Dusk Till Dawn
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also sorry i’m so tired of people acting like they can have nothing in common with someone a few years older or younger than them. have you never had coworkers who aren’t your exact age. have you never taken an art class with someone thirty years older than you. have you never had a friend. like did covid fry everyone’s brains this badly
i know it’s not a full slime tutorial, but i found a clip of the end of “no more monsters” !!!!!!
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Vamped out Michael, my muse lol.
Been doodling on this off and on, it’s been a very rough couple of months and my mental health has been all over the place. But drawing Lost Boys stuff makes me happy.
I have so many ideas I wanna draw but I’m always tired haha
Anyways, hope ya like.
Star^^
We were robbed of a vamped out Star