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what be this something else????????
L'Arc-en-Ciel
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elanor
I worship bishounen
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I think the sensible fans would accept tha Hyde is married and be happy for him. After living the kind of life he's been living so far, I think it's about time he settled down to have a family.
I actually like seeing him married. It's a pleasant reminder that he's just another person. Admittedly a very sexy and talented person, but a person nonetheless. Why hate his wife for? It's just stupid.
I actually like seeing him married. It's a pleasant reminder that he's just another person. Admittedly a very sexy and talented person, but a person nonetheless. Why hate his wife for? It's just stupid.
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
Japanese Modernist
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Yeah, seriously what is with all the Megumi-haters?! She's a really sweet girl. I think it's really unfair and cruel to always be calling someone a ***** just 'cause she married someone.
Well, I have a theory but I'm a bit scared to post it because it's not based on anything that I can PROVE without a shadow of a doubt. It's based on vibes I get from Hyde, feelings, gut instincts (kinda like Gaydar just used for something else). And I also think some fangirls would seriously kill me for it.do you eat crapz? said:
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after reading all your points of view about Hyde being married, i feel "relieved in some way....i actually do not hate megumi, i don't even dislike her...i believe she is a very sweet girl, and if Hyde loves her then i love her too! after all she is the mother of Hyde's child ^^
a theory....? this sounds rather interesting, i also get feelings from hyde....but i don't think they are the same as yours and i think i can prove what they mean *slight laugh.....silence* ,
ah well....if you do not wish to share that is fine.....i would never kill people for what they believe, even though i can sometime be a crazy fangirl i am quite nice
a theory....? this sounds rather interesting, i also get feelings from hyde....but i don't think they are the same as yours and i think i can prove what they mean *slight laugh.....silence* ,
ah well....if you do not wish to share that is fine.....i would never kill people for what they believe, even though i can sometime be a crazy fangirl i am quite nice
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
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Maybe I'll PM my theory to you if you really want to know. It might take me awhile (if I do at all) 'cause I have to get all my evidence together.
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ok then, if you ever wish to share feel free to send me a pm...it doesn't matter either way 
i am just naturally curious i guess
but you do make it seem so interesting...like how you must "gather evidence" :?
i am just naturally curious i guess but you do make it seem so interesting...like how you must "gather evidence" :?
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
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Well, I have to have evidence to support my theories otherwise I'll sound like even more of a raving mad lunatic then I am. 
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hahaha...i guess that makes sense...we are all raving lunatics at heart though
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
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Woot for the raving mad lunatics! 
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yes...raving mad lunatics unite!!!!!
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
Japanese Modernist
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lol We should do a Raving Mad Lunatics Parade 
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Hyde_is_my_anti-drug said:lol We should do a Raving Mad Lunatics Parade
:win: 
:joyful: RAVING MAD LUNATICS ON PARADE!!!!
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
Japanese Modernist
- 27 Oct 2005
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Yeay!Parade! 
:win: 
:hum: 
:hanabi: 
:cracker: :halloween 
:win: :hum: :hanabi: :cracker: :halloween
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lol, we are so crazy, but it is FUN!!!
:bikkuri: :romance: :music:
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ahhhhh candy thowing is scary!!! especially when people thow things like gumballs or atomic fireballs or lollipops..or anything hard...it causes extreme pain to the head!!
but it is no fun being sane, yokan...we must all be crazy!!!
I love parades!! :joyful:
but it is no fun being sane, yokan...we must all be crazy!!!
I love parades!!
:joyful:
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
Japanese Modernist
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Yeah, what's the point of being sane? If your don't get a little crazy every once in a while then...well, you WILL go completely insane 
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indeed...it is only healthy to be a raving mad lunatic, those who aren't are destined to sit in a dark room alone for eternity
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
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Crazy? I was crazy once. They locked me in a deep, dark room...
OKAY, SORRY!!! Very old joke I had with an ex. Don't know why I thought of it. Sorry everybody.
OKAY, SORRY!!! Very old joke I had with an ex. Don't know why I thought of it. Sorry everybody.
mikichan
stawberry pie
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ooo but offtopicness is fun ... as long as u eventually get back to the original topic! lol
sigh ... its a lose lose situation. no matter WHAT u do u will go insane at least once in ur life! but thats what makes things interesting!!!!
ok ... back to topic!! my friend has some magasine with an article on laruku in it! so, naturally i stole it from her! lol, i scanned the article and tried to make it readable ... i havnt put it on photobucket yet so i cant post it ... but i will soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sigh ... its a lose lose situation. no matter WHAT u do u will go insane at least once in ur life! but thats what makes things interesting!!!!
ok ... back to topic!! my friend has some magasine with an article on laruku in it! so, naturally i stole it from her! lol, i scanned the article and tried to make it readable ... i havnt put it on photobucket yet so i cant post it ... but i will soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hyde_is_my_anti-drug
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Suh-weeeeeeet! Sugoi!
mikichan
stawberry pie
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here, i typed out what it says ...
When asked about the meaning of their latest album title, hyde of the jpop band L'arc en Ciel said, 'the title AWAKE reflects my wish that all human beings should have their eyes opened and be awakened.' And thats exactly what happened in Tokyo on Sept. 25.
The day was a major event for L'arc. Not only was it their final stop in their 4concert, 3city Asia Live Tour, but it was their final concert together before they went to explore solo projects (no worries, L'Arc fans - they plan to come back together in a few years). And even though it was the second of 2 concerts over that weekend in the 50 000 capacity Tokyo Dome, both concerts sold out in less that 10 min. (that's about 166 tickets a second) - and this just on month after L'arc performed four concerts in Tokyo each full of 25 000 fans!
'To play live no matter where the venue is, it's always fun for us,' said tetsu, and that was an understatement. Both sets of 50 000 fans were treated to a 3hour extravaganza of Jrock music, special effects and entertainment. The arrival of each member on stage was met with screams of Beatles-esque fervor from the predominantly female audiance. Those screams did not subside for the entire 3hour concert, which featured a large selection of their hits from the last decade, including their themes to GTO and Fullmetal Alchemist.
After an hour of playing someof their greatest hits, L'arc left the stage only to return for a second set as Punk-en-Ciel – featuring all 4 band members on different instruments! Lead guitarist Ken became the drummer, drummer Yukihiro switched to bass, bassist tetsu became the guitarist and lead vocalist, and hyde donned and eyepatch and took up lead guitare. Afterwards, the band members returned to their original instruments for a third full set of hit songs!
The concert set-up was intense: fireballs shot from the stage; giant balloons fillled with smaller balloons were tossed into the audience; concertgoers were dazzled by hundreds of lights and lasers; and each audience member received a glow stick, which hyde told them to save for the last song. At rock shows, Japanese audience members rock out by waving their arms, with bent elbows, from behind their heads to the front in perfect rhythm with one another. Young and old, boy and girl, gothic lolita and office women alike all joined together in waving their arms, creating a sea of undulating light in the Tokyo Dome.
Fullmetal Alchemist fans received a special treat when hyde performed a 'transmutation' – after clapping his hands together, all 50 000 audience members performed a wave out from the stage, transmuting the mega-concert into an anime fan's dream
by Robert Bricken and Summer Mullins
When asked about the meaning of their latest album title, hyde of the jpop band L'arc en Ciel said, 'the title AWAKE reflects my wish that all human beings should have their eyes opened and be awakened.' And thats exactly what happened in Tokyo on Sept. 25.
The day was a major event for L'arc. Not only was it their final stop in their 4concert, 3city Asia Live Tour, but it was their final concert together before they went to explore solo projects (no worries, L'Arc fans - they plan to come back together in a few years). And even though it was the second of 2 concerts over that weekend in the 50 000 capacity Tokyo Dome, both concerts sold out in less that 10 min. (that's about 166 tickets a second) - and this just on month after L'arc performed four concerts in Tokyo each full of 25 000 fans!
'To play live no matter where the venue is, it's always fun for us,' said tetsu, and that was an understatement. Both sets of 50 000 fans were treated to a 3hour extravaganza of Jrock music, special effects and entertainment. The arrival of each member on stage was met with screams of Beatles-esque fervor from the predominantly female audiance. Those screams did not subside for the entire 3hour concert, which featured a large selection of their hits from the last decade, including their themes to GTO and Fullmetal Alchemist.
After an hour of playing someof their greatest hits, L'arc left the stage only to return for a second set as Punk-en-Ciel – featuring all 4 band members on different instruments! Lead guitarist Ken became the drummer, drummer Yukihiro switched to bass, bassist tetsu became the guitarist and lead vocalist, and hyde donned and eyepatch and took up lead guitare. Afterwards, the band members returned to their original instruments for a third full set of hit songs!
The concert set-up was intense: fireballs shot from the stage; giant balloons fillled with smaller balloons were tossed into the audience; concertgoers were dazzled by hundreds of lights and lasers; and each audience member received a glow stick, which hyde told them to save for the last song. At rock shows, Japanese audience members rock out by waving their arms, with bent elbows, from behind their heads to the front in perfect rhythm with one another. Young and old, boy and girl, gothic lolita and office women alike all joined together in waving their arms, creating a sea of undulating light in the Tokyo Dome.
Fullmetal Alchemist fans received a special treat when hyde performed a 'transmutation' – after clapping his hands together, all 50 000 audience members performed a wave out from the stage, transmuting the mega-concert into an anime fan's dream
by Robert Bricken and Summer Mullins
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