Sorry for double, *hides from C and Tinksy*
Lordi had press conference earlier in the week, where was all Finnish (and some foreign) media and they, mostly Mr. Lordi asked that no one would publish the pics of them without their masks, because it's his lifework and it wouldn't be nice if it would be ruined. He'd still like to walk his dog in peace.
So, of course, yesterday, tabloid magazine Seiska had put pic of Tomi (Mr. Lordi) to cover
People have got so mad :lol: There's a online petition where people are setting boycot against this magazine. In a bit over a day, 170,000 people have signed it. From 93,300 different IP addresses. It's quite a lot when you consider our population is only 5.2million.
It's so strange. People take it very seriously and really feel that everyone wants to respect the wishes of the band.
Tomorrow they have a party at Market Place in Helsinki (I'm going there also ) I'm so scared how much there'll be people. It's a really small place. In Helsinki itself lives some 550,000. When Finland won its first (and only) Ice Hockey world Championship, there was 100,000 Finns there. And I swear now there will be even more.
Someone wrote to Seiska's webpage "I hope on Friday you'll wear a shirt of your magazine so we can spot you better and throw things on ya" :lol: I'd so throw rotten tomatoes.
Now Lordi has asked fans not to go to violence when it comes to media/people who have insulted/violated wishes of the band.
Lordi had press conference earlier in the week, where was all Finnish (and some foreign) media and they, mostly Mr. Lordi asked that no one would publish the pics of them without their masks, because it's his lifework and it wouldn't be nice if it would be ruined. He'd still like to walk his dog in peace.
So, of course, yesterday, tabloid magazine Seiska had put pic of Tomi (Mr. Lordi) to cover
People have got so mad :lol: There's a online petition where people are setting boycot against this magazine. In a bit over a day, 170,000 people have signed it. From 93,300 different IP addresses. It's quite a lot when you consider our population is only 5.2million.
It's so strange. People take it very seriously and really feel that everyone wants to respect the wishes of the band.
Tomorrow they have a party at Market Place in Helsinki (I'm going there also
) I'm so scared how much there'll be people. It's a really small place. In Helsinki itself lives some 550,000. When Finland won its first (and only) Ice Hockey world Championship, there was 100,000 Finns there. And I swear now there will be even more.Someone wrote to Seiska's webpage "I hope on Friday you'll wear a shirt of your magazine so we can spot you better and throw things on ya" :lol: I'd so throw rotten tomatoes.
Now Lordi has asked fans not to go to violence when it comes to media/people who have insulted/violated wishes of the band.
