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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew
Personally, I just call Stevie's fans "wise."  |
Haha. I like that one. And I agree I've seen chiffonheads used both by fans and to more or less make fun off fans. IE- casual fan shows up at Mac concert and sees a group of women dressed as Stevie and rolls their eyes and says "There go the chiffonheads..."
But uh I decided to channel my inner Stevie today to face some tough stuff. Still had the things I was worried about go poorly but I was proudly rocking a long black lacey skirt, boots, and had a chiffon scarf wrapped in my hair and may or may not have been twirling around holding the long tails of my scarf like a shawl. THAT, my friends, is just plain known as being
fashionable.
I've used the terms Macite and Maccie myself. I also refer to actively enjoying Mac music or otherwise obsessing as "Mac geeking" and sometimes just plain "Mac-ing".
I was very into the fashion end of the goth scene growing up (less so the music unless Stevie counts. She was definitely my fashion inspiration!) and used to run around stores calling things "Stevie-esque". I just bought a lace shirt today and I guess now I say "That's so Stevie!"
I discuss getting my "Nicks fix" (which is the Stevie version of Mac geeking
)
Heck I have actual verbs here if not nouns. Lol.
We could just be "Stevies" or better yet "Stevie's". That "ie" kind of keeps us from adding on a cutesy ending like many of the fan names (and I confess I haven't heard most of the ones in that list used. Gaga has her monsters and Bieber has the Beliebers but haven't seen most of the rest ever used even by big fans...)
Also I must be totally spacing... Wait figured it out- SOTM is Sisters of the Moon. Duh! I have heard that used for sure but never really seen the abbriviation so I kept staring at that. Lol. Can we be Stevie's coven? I mean all the years of "I am not a witch" and then American Horror Story happened so...?
I clearly enjoy playing with words and I'm sure I've at some point created a word for Stevie fans yet I can't think of any. I'm generally too busy Mac geeking or "Stevie-ing". I enjoy turning nouns into verbs a lot. I also book geek and enjoy chocolating, etc.
