Why Neil Gaiman is not Stephen King
Don’t feel bad, Scott. Even Neil hasn’t done what Stephen King’s done yet:
On the other hand, it’s not on her breasts. So maybe Neil does win this battle.
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Let's face facts, it's not Stephen King's words that make that photo titillating or interesting. That is Sport's Illustrated cover model, Bar Rafaeli.
sigh. wish I was the person who wrote on her. 😉
I encountered a young man (late teens/early 20s) Saturday night who was patiently waiting for the opportunity to ask Joss Whedon to sign his chest. I don't know whether he succeeded or not.
I would have been happy just writing the "NO"!
Something tells me the illiteracy percentage rate in this country would plummet if other swimsuit supermodels followed suit!!