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Shaggy 2 Grote

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Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« on: January 09, 2008, 11:36:04 AM »
Dear Tom:

I emailed you about this a while back and was planning on calling in about it, but (1) I can't figure out how to explain it without getting hung up on, and (2) my John From Cincinnati call aside, I don't think I am ever going to make a very interesting caller.  It's OK, I know my limits, I'm good at other stuff, and I might give it another shot someday, if only to try and save the show from being overrun by mutants.

Anyway, I would like to know what you think about this strange phenomenon on the message boards for Jim Steinman, famed lyricist for Meat Loaf, Celine Dion, and lots of other terrible stuff:

http://www.jimsteinman.com/wwwboard/fantasy.htm

On which his fans are asked what their fantasy evening with Steinman himself would involve. Excerpts:

        "Me and Jim Steinman go for a walk on a sandy beach on a clear,
warm night and there is a full moon. I tell him all of my secrets and I cry
then he tells me all of his and he cries. Then we build a fire and watch
the night slip away with a silent understanding between us. To me, that's a
perfect evening."

        "I confess all of my sins and he listens then forgives me."

        "I get to shampoo that extraordinary gray hair of his! What a turn
on. Once I wash his hair I just keep on going."

        "I'd really like to check out one of those radical places he eats
at and get to try everything on the menu. Jim Steinman is the coolest,
hippest, most totally unique guy in the world and the way he does this
proves it. Hey Jim, next time you're going out to eat, count me in -
please!!"
[note--this is a reference to his habit of going out to fancy restaurants
and ordering like half the stuff on the menu--ddw]

        "The two of us listen to 900 numbers all night and he picks up the
tab."

        "Me and Jim go shopping for clothes. He has a good sense of style
which I really admire. Those mirrored glasses, the leather jackets, those
enormous gloves. Of course if I dressed like him I'd probably look like an
asshole but he looks like Adonis."

        "My fantasy night is at the hospital where I give birth to his
child as he lovingly stays by my side."

        "I'd let Jim Steinman in through the back-door, if you know what I
mean. I usually wouldn't do it for anyone else but, for Jim, I'll make the
exception."

        "Ride a motorcycle naked so I could feel the vibrations between my
legs and see Jim in front of me. (I have a reoccurring dream that I'm
actually having sex with a motorcycle and when I climax the bike always
turns into Jim.)"

        "This question is really geared toward women or gays but since I
can't resist answering here is my fantasy with Jim Steinman - keep in mind
that I am 100% straight. We make out. I don't want to kiss a man but I
would kiss him. I'm very curious what a man that writes with such passion
and intensity would kiss like. I would probably learn a lot from this and
be able to put what I learn to use with girls. The logic here is that there
are a million or more women who'd want to kiss him and if I knew how to do
what he does, maybe they'd kiss me. There's a flaw in this logic, I
know...okay maybe I just want to kiss him. So, I'm 99.9% straight!"

        "On my fantasy date we go for a motorbike ride and then Jim takes
me home and introduces me to his cats which take an immediate liking to me.
He can't believe it and exclaims 'These cats don't like anyone except me.
You must be the one! We will be married tonight!' Then we are wed and
consummate the marriage in a highly orgasmic (but too private for the
internet) manner. The very first time we have sex he gets me pregnant with
a boy child who we name Jim Steinman Jr. and we have a great life together.
It's like a Cinderella story for the 90's."
Oh, good heavens. I didn’t realize. I send my condolences out to the rest of the O’Connor family.

Laurie

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #1 on: January 09, 2008, 12:07:25 PM »
O. M. G.

This is a joke, right?

Wes

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #2 on: January 09, 2008, 12:12:35 PM »
This is kind of the best thing in the history of ever.

I think some of the more "chaste" ones are even better. You know what? I think I would like to watch the original Star Wars trilogy with Jim Steinman, too. Maybe not all in one night, though, let's not get crazy.
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Shaggy 2 Grote

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #3 on: January 09, 2008, 12:16:25 PM »
I'm pretty sure it's real.
Oh, good heavens. I didn’t realize. I send my condolences out to the rest of the O’Connor family.

Wes

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #4 on: January 09, 2008, 12:28:38 PM »
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Jim takes me home and introduces me to his cats which take an immediate liking to me. He can't believe it and exclaims 'These cats don't like anyone except me. You must be the one! We will be married tonight!'

This is how I plan to choose a bride, as well.
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Shaggy 2 Grote

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #5 on: January 09, 2008, 12:35:38 PM »
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Jim takes me home and introduces me to his cats which take an immediate liking to me. He can't believe it and exclaims 'These cats don't like anyone except me. You must be the one! We will be married tonight!'

This is how I plan to choose a bride, as well.

It's like a Cinderella story for the 90's.
Oh, good heavens. I didn’t realize. I send my condolences out to the rest of the O’Connor family.

emma

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #6 on: January 09, 2008, 01:51:43 PM »
This one is nice and everything
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"I envision Jim and I cuddling up by the fire, bare our souls to each other. Jim tells me his deepest thoughts, and we talk for hours about our secret fantasies. Jim allows me to probe his mind (I get to be his shrink). Our minds connect in ways not thought possible. We do not have sex in the usual way, but he enters my mind, laying bare my soul, submitting to his will. Our minds become one, and I give over my thoughts to him. We lie silently by the fire, our spirits freed."

but it seems like this
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"Jim Steinman and I visit my psychic so I can see what she can figure out about him."
would be an easier way of going about it.

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #7 on: January 09, 2008, 02:04:24 PM »
I find this one very sad:

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"First, Jim sings a song he wrote just for me. Then we kiss for a long time. Then we make love and he keeps telling me that he loves me and cares about me."

Other than the songwriting thing (and hell, I'd be willing to give it a go), is this sort of thing that rare for the ladies?

This is a lot to expect from some dude in a bar, but shouldn't the medium-to-long-term boyfriends and husbands of the world, you know, be telling you that they love you and care about you in flagrante delicto?
I really don't appreciate your sarcastic, anti-comedy tone, Bro!

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #8 on: January 09, 2008, 02:08:57 PM »
Ew, buoy. Where to begin?

Wes is right - the less sexual answers are definitely more impressive, in a way.

I don't know what this one is saying: "Listening to the man play his piano in front of the London Symphony in the Royal Albert Hall...with a couple hundred of my close personal friends. Blood afterwards is strictly optional." Blood afterwards? Ugh. Also, you have a "couple hundred" close personal friends? Somehow I doubt it.

"I'd like to go to a Meat Loaf concert with him because it would be the greatest honor to sit next to the person who wrote the most amazing songs ever written in the entire history of forever. Plus when Meat Loaf starts acting like an ass we could make fun of him together. 'Shut up and sing you fat fuck!'" Why the Meat Loaf hate, guys?

I think my favorite is "We fly around the world faster than the speed of night and try to beat time. We'll never be as young as we are right now!" It stirs something inside of me. Hope? Maybe.

Also, I didn't really know what Jim Steinman looked like until I saw the picture on that website. Really, everybody? That guy? It reminded me of Tom taking offense (for lack of a better word) to women saying, "You know who I think is sexy? Phillip Seymour Hoffman." Before I went to that webpage, when I pictured Jim Steinman, I pictured the guy who played him in that VH1 Meat Loaf movie.
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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #9 on: January 09, 2008, 04:23:03 PM »
Okay, let me set the record straight. I never said I find Philip Seymour Hoffman sexy. I might have said that he's hot, but there's this thing called UGLY HOT. It's real. Crispin Glover is ugly hot. Philip Seymour Hoffman is ugly hot. Dare I say it, for a brief period of time during my mid-teens, I found Christopher Walken to be UGLY HOT. Have you seen pictures of Philip Seymour Hoffman with his children? I don't even want babies, but he makes my ovaries throb. (Too much?) I just think women are a lot less shallow when it comes to boyfriend choosing, imaginary or otherwise. There's an evolutionary psychology explanation in there somewhere, I'm sure, regarding mate selection.

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This one is nice and everything
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"I envision Jim and I cuddling up by the fire, bare our souls to each other. Jim tells me his deepest thoughts, and we talk for hours about our secret fantasies. Jim allows me to probe his mind (I get to be his shrink). Our minds connect in ways not thought possible. We do not have sex in the usual way, but he enters my mind, laying bare my soul, submitting to his will. Our minds become one, and I give over my thoughts to him. We lie silently by the fire, our spirits freed."


Isn't this how Vulcans do it? She wants to go pon farr on his ass! Correct me if I'm wrong, y'all. I only watched Star Trek for Wesley Crusher.

emma

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #10 on: January 09, 2008, 04:26:55 PM »
Isn't this how Vulcans do it?
I would think that would be this one:
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"Me and Jim do a 'mind meld'!"

Wes

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #11 on: January 09, 2008, 04:38:10 PM »
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I don't know what this one is saying: "Listening to the man play his piano in front of the London Symphony in the Royal Albert Hall...with a couple hundred of my close personal friends. Blood afterwards is strictly optional." Blood afterwards?

Well, I think it's fair to assume that this person is operating under the assumption that Steinman is a vampire. Which, to be fair, doesn't seem all that out there.

A lot of these seem to ascribe various superpowers to Steinman: being able to fly faster than the speed of night (presumably not as fast as lightspeed, but still pretty impressive)...being able to playfully transform himself into a motorcycle in order to trick fans into sexual encounters, not unlike Zeus...getting invited to the Grammys.

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"My fantasy night is spent in Jim Steinman's house. We would not necessarily be in the same bed - just in his house overnight to see what happens. You never know what the night can bring."

I appreciate that this one leaves things open for interpretation. Sure, maybe there's some extracurricular activities going on, but not necessarily. Maybe they just get into all kinds of adventures. Maybe his house is haunted. Maybe Jim has a Wii. Let's just see what happens!
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Laurie

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #12 on: January 09, 2008, 05:52:26 PM »
This one confuses me:

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"[My fantasy night includes] a push-up bra and some satin sheets...and I am a kitten."

Huh? I don't want to think about it.

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #13 on: January 09, 2008, 05:57:30 PM »
Crispin Glover is ugly hot. Philip Seymour Hoffman is ugly hot.

How do you feel about Mr Wetherby?

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Re: Jim Steinman's fontasy zumbies
« Reply #14 on: January 09, 2008, 06:41:26 PM »