Janime

It's kinda hard to see, and I don't know how to import images into LJ--I mean, I know I need to store the image on a server and then link to it, but I haven't got around to working through the details yet.

ANYway, thanks to the doll link from janni, I now know what Jani would like like if she was an anime figure with violet eyes.

Janime

It's kinda hard to see, and I don't know how to import images into LJ--I mean, I know I need to store the image on a server and then link to it, but I haven't got around to working through the details yet.

ANYway, thanks to the doll link from janni, I now know what Jani would like like if she was an anime figure with violet eyes.

Wow!

Thanks to quietspaces, I can post the full-length version of Janime. No twinkling background and blinking eyes--she looked like Vegas on crystal meth there for a while--but the gown is as close to an overrobe as I could find, and the hair is black.

Janime doll

Wow!

Thanks to quietspaces, I can post the full-length version of Janime. No twinkling background and blinking eyes--she looked like Vegas on crystal meth there for a while--but the gown is as close to an overrobe as I could find, and the hair is black.

Janime doll

Gimme an A!

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- A man who left an accident scene was tracked down with the help of some cheerleaders who witnessed the crash and turned his license plate number into a cheer, police said.

Members of the Lincoln High School varsity cheerleading squad from neighboring Ypsilanti were in Ann Arbor for a Universal Cheerleaders Association's camp when they saw the wreck near the University of Michigan campus.

"I knew I was going to not remember it because there was too much going on," coach Patricia Clark said Monday on NBC's "Today." "So, when I ran down the street and got the plate number, I yelled to the girls: 'Remember this!'"

The cheerleaders put their skills to work, chanting the license number.

The rest of the story here.

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Gimme an A!

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- A man who left an accident scene was tracked down with the help of some cheerleaders who witnessed the crash and turned his license plate number into a cheer, police said.

Members of the Lincoln High School varsity cheerleading squad from neighboring Ypsilanti were in Ann Arbor for a Universal Cheerleaders Association's camp when they saw the wreck near the University of Michigan campus.

"I knew I was going to not remember it because there was too much going on," coach Patricia Clark said Monday on NBC's "Today." "So, when I ran down the street and got the plate number, I yelled to the girls: 'Remember this!'"

The cheerleaders put their skills to work, chanting the license number.

The rest of the story here.

I love AP's Strange News RSS Feed.