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Dammit! Now that I've spent all my money except the cash I'm saving for when Dirge of Cerberus comes out, NOW they have a sale at Everything Tori. Most of all, I want this shirt. So cute! Esp. since it's got that well known line from Muhammad My Friend. Grrr!

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Well, it has been confirmed I'm getting Kingdom Hearts. Mum gets paid again in two weeks, and then she'll order AC, so by the end of April I'll have two new Final Fantasy-related products. Yippe!

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A Tori quote I found while reading the latest interview that just made me go 'ooooh...'

At what point did you begin to embrace both the spiritual and sexual sides of your personality?

It was during [1994's] Under the Pink tour. I wrote a verse: "I have fifty different hearts/They're all in fifty different drawers/When you come calling, I always put the purple one on/If I dump all fifty on the living room floor/Would you say clean up the mess before I get home?" Going out there every night, playing that piano in front of all those people, I realized that who I was when I walked offstage -- what I had created and the kind of life I was leading -- wasn't nurturing me in any way.

Oh, and then there's these two. These two just made me laugh.

So you feel more at ease onstage than in front of the camera. Doesn't that make it especially ironic that you beat out Sarah Jessica Parker for a Kellogg's "Just Right" commercial back in the Eighties?

What's so shocking is that this woman who revolutionized the single woman and her role sexually and me -- who's straddled more piano benches than John Wayne has horses -- both went for a fucking Kellogg's commercial. That's the shocker. Children of the corn, both of us!

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Do you get frustrated with the labels that have attached themselves to you -- like "Queen of the Fairies" or New Age-y? Do you feel they undermine what it is you're trying to say?

I find it amusing, and my very cynical British husband finds it extremely amusing. He's basically said, "If anybody badmouths a fairy, they'll get their dick cut off in Cornwall." You just don't do that. It's like insulting cab drivers in New York.