I DO WHAT I WANT YOU DON’T EVEN KNOW MY LIFE
This reminds me of my ALL TIME FAVOURITE SCENE from Center Stage where Jody is all non-plussed about how Cooper is treating her and is like “What about what I want?” and Cooper goes “I don’t give a SHIT what you want! You’re a dancer, period! You do what I want!” My roommate used quote this all the time with this ridiculous aggressive tone and I never got tired of it…what an awesome movie.
I think the fog has influenced my decision to loop the Twilight soundtrack all day. This has consequently rekindled my love for Robert Pattinson. And subsequently reminded me that I am in exactly the same mindset I was in twelve months ago. Life!
Logo with Flare (via Clients From Hell:Smile if you’re winning)
There are two more small changes James recommended we make. First, please add a black border around the red lettering to make it stand out better. It’s probably much easier for you to do that in Photoshop than it would me for me to do it pixel by pixel in Paint. Also, aside from making a design with the red letters outlined in black, you need to make an additional design with the entire background black, letters in red. Second, could you make the text larger so it touches both ends of the billboard? It would be great if you could email it straight to James. I believe you have his email address. Thanks.
So….one of the dudes I had breakfast with on Saturday, who I had just met for the first time (roommate of a buddy) and to whom I openly gushed about Twilight and Edward Cullen and his “undying love” (yes, I said that with the utmost sincerity and probably the most foolish of smiles on my face)—well, upon retrospect, he was an awesome fellow! And I really mean fellow. He picked up my breakfast and cleared my plates for me (all without asking) and did not laugh in my face when I said “undying love”. Boys, take note: girls could get used to these types of gestures*.
*Cute smile also helps.
I just remembered that on Friday afternoon while at the office, there was a resident doing work at one of the desks and had to leave for a while but that if I had to leave and lock up the office (it was nearly 4pm at this point and everyone else had left already for the weekend), I could call his pager. I was all, Sure, no problem! and just now am I realizing that I have never called a pager before and really? a pager? do I just dial and hope you know it is me? does it have call display? I suppose I would have Googled this, but yeah, wow, pagers—still got it!
Also just going go throw out this RGGFOTD (Random Gilmore Girls Fact of the Day): during the first season of Gilmore Girls, Rory and Lorelai used pagers. REALLY!
Joseph Gordon-Levitt + Singin’ In The Rain + One of my Most Favourite Musical Numbers EVER = LikeLikeLikeLOVE! (dreamboat, indeed) (via whydoihaveablog:sade)
Update Sunday night: Wow, I failed at this, TERRIBLY. Had breakfast with two dudes who made the mistake of asking me what I did Friday night and then got into discussion (basically with myself) about Twilight and New Moon and why people love Edward Cullen. Yeah, this actually happened with guys who are studying medicine and aerospace engineering. I should stop hanging around people of intellect so I don’t feel so f’ing stoopid all the time.
New Moon, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Celibacy (review from io9.com)
WAS THERE ANY OTHER REASON FOR ME TO SEE THIS MOVIE OTHER THAN TO SEE TEENAGE SEXUAL TENSION AT ITS FANTASTICAL FINEST?? (besides the hot bods of course and on that note, why jorts?)
1. It was worse than I ever could’ve imagined
2. Edward and Bella are in an abusive relationship, right?
3. None of the actors are taking it seriously
4. Everyone gets a look on their face like they’re about to vomit every time they talk. I think they’re trying to express emotion, but it looks like they’re going to vomit.
5. Can’t wait to see Eclipse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the truth and I can say that because I actually did go to see it, on opening night, and waited in line for 45 minutes. Being real here, it was a split second decision made while on a high of eating ice cream with three high school friends down the street from the theatre. I haven’t read the books so I don’t know anything about the story and I also knew to walk in with low expectations so being disappointed is not how I would describe my feelings for this movie (see post-script). If anything, I think I am just going to have to see this one again to make sure my eyes/ears were not deceiving me and that it was, in fact, as terrible as it was.
P.S. LOVE YOU TAYLOR LAUTNER!!!!!11 More hot bodies please!!!!!1 (I’m not even going to bother correcting those unshifted 1s because I think they really do express genuine enthusiasm)
