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[kcobweb]

I rarely get tagged for memes, so I must comply:

Guilt	What is yours?	Explain yourself
Culinary:	Ramen	It's just the taste of my childhood. Every so often, I get a craving. And.... only 15 cents!!
Literary:	Chick Lit	I read Bridget Jones' Diary back in the day; now I can't stay away from the next generation. Most of them make me want to throw them at a wall for the endings, but I can't help myself.....
Audiovisual:	What Not To Wear	My new favorite show (I know, I'm years behind the curve, AS ALWAYS) - I frequently cry at the big reveal at the end, because I find it so amazing how these people transformed their entire self image (and self-esteem) with just some new clothes and a good haircut.
Musical:	Anything cheezy 80s	Does this mean Musicals, or all music? I love many musicals, but frankly don't feel guilty about any of those. I do sometimes feel guilty about how many lyrics to bad 80s songs are taking up space in my brain.
Celebrity:	Hmmmm.... ?????	I don't have a particular celebrity, but I do love reading People magazine occasionally, and when I'm flipping channels on TV, I will often liiiiiinnnnnnger a while on E! just to see what they are talking about.

Now I tag:-

sanj allthatjazmyne tea_dragon itgreyhound1 and journeywoman


to complete this same Quiz, Its HERE.

ETA: It has occurred to me that Jesus Christ Superstar might be a good fit for guilty pleasure of the musical variety. :)

Comments

[kassrachel.livejournal.com]

I have a fondness for the British version of What Not to Wear, but have never fallen in love with the American one.

I used to adore Queer Eye (as evidenced by this icon), but lately I feel like it's jumped the shark. When they stopped spiffing up the lives of interesting straight guys, and did a whole run of wedding episodes (and then, worse, weight loss episodes), I lost interest. Sigh.

[ltlbird.livejournal.com]

OMG, I love the British WNTW. It is definitely better than the American version, but I still like to watch the TLC one. I especially love the episodes in which the person is really resistant and skeptical, but ends up feeling so much more confident and powerful in the new clothes. Those and the ones where the gurus really help the victim retain their unique clothing style, but in a spiffed up, more flattering way.