Buckingham Nicks shipper video

olive · #2 05-05-2013, 01:54 PM

that's funny!

TerraRhiannon · #3 05-05-2013, 07:49 PM

I love that clip at the end, I didn't know whether to cry or laugh through most of this, but it was like a train wreck, I couldn't look away. Well done, BN shippers..

Sidenote: Fun. murders this song in a bad way.

fairydust75 · #4 05-06-2013, 11:37 AM

Great job, I love it. Love the smiles...

kak125 · #5 05-06-2013, 11:49 AM

ahh this video is soooo good. i just love it! thank you!

AbbiJoy78 · #6 05-07-2013, 11:04 AM

Sigh...what IS it about a certain song paired with slow mo that makes things THAT much more meaningful and pronounced?? LOL! I can't deal with videos like these, makes me feel all emotional and girly!

fleetwoodmeg · #7 05-22-2013, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox

Love this! I've been wondering how the term shipper came about? I pretty much know what it describes, and I definately am one, just wondering on the name...

michelej1 · #8 05-22-2013, 07:57 PM

The term derives from "relationship."

From the Urban Dictionary:

The term "shipper" comes from supporting a ship. To ship something means a person wants two characters to get together and/or shows support for two characters already together. The term "ship" came from the X-Files fandom, when fanfics were written about Mulder and Scully. The fans then called themselves shippers. It quickly spread and is now the title a person gives themself if they believe two charcters should or will be together (The characters can be from anything: Books, Movies, Television, Video Games, and even Actors/Actresses). It is not limited to the couple actually happening, a person can ship something just because they enjoy the possibility of them getting together or even just because they think they would look good together.

fleetwoodmeg · #9 05-23-2013, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1

The term derives from "relationship."

From the Urban Dictionary:

The term "shipper" comes from supporting a ship. To ship something means a person wants two characters to get together and/or shows support for two characters already together. The term "ship" came from the X-Files fandom, when fanfics were written about Mulder and Scully. The fans then called themselves shippers. It quickly spread and is now the title a person gives themself if they believe two charcters should or will be together (The characters can be from anything: Books, Movies, Television, Video Games, and even Actors/Actresses). It is not limited to the couple actually happening, a person can ship something just because they enjoy the possibility of them getting together or even just because they think they would look good together.

Thank you