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The '''Breeniverse''' is a loosely defined term which refers to everything within the [[Lonelygirl15]] project, including [[characters]], [[locations]], official [[MySpace]] profiles, [[YouTube]] comments and website comments; which would be considered "real" within the fictional universe that [[Bree]] inhabits.
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The '''Breeniverse''' is a loosely defined term which refers to everything within the [[lonelygirl15]] project, including [[characters]], [[locations]], official [[MySpace]] profiles, [[YouTube]] comments and website comments; which would be considered "real" within the fictional universe that [[Bree]] and her friends inhabit.
  
 
The term, which first came into use in August 2006, is loosely cribbed from similar terms such as the ViewAskewniverse (referring to Kevin Smith's interconnected movies) and the Buffyverse (which includes the television series ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' and ''Angel'').
 
The term, which first came into use in August 2006, is loosely cribbed from similar terms such as the ViewAskewniverse (referring to Kevin Smith's interconnected movies) and the Buffyverse (which includes the television series ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' and ''Angel'').

Revision as of 05:59, 4 November 2007

The Breeniverse is a loosely defined term which refers to everything within the lonelygirl15 project, including characters, locations, official MySpace profiles, YouTube comments and website comments; which would be considered "real" within the fictional universe that Bree and her friends inhabit.

The term, which first came into use in August 2006, is loosely cribbed from similar terms such as the ViewAskewniverse (referring to Kevin Smith's interconnected movies) and the Buffyverse (which includes the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel).

Unusual expressions, acronyms, terms, phrases, or things found in the Breeniverse are collectively known as Breeniversisms.

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