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October 19, 2008 at 11:06 am (Media Rage, Thoughts) (, , )

You know what really gets on my nerves?  When people take on a stupid persona on the web and persist in sticking to it.

Like if they name themselves after a rat, use a rat avatar, call themselves a rodent whenever they can, and talk about liking cheese all the damn time.  ”Oh, that makes this little rat cry!”  ”This sucks, I need some cheese!” “Us rodents don’t have these problems!”

YOU’RE NOT A FUCKING RAT.  TALK LIKE A NORMAL PERSON, YOU TWAT.

People do this because they’re so scared that they’re uninteresting that they come up with another self and hope it makes them memorable.  IT DOESN’T WORK.  It just makes you really fuckdamn annoying.

It’s even worse when they take on the persona of some character from a stupid book or cartoon or movie.  Now, I’m not saying it’s stupid to use a character name for your web handle and have a matching avatar and signature.  That’s fine.  When you actually pretend to be that person, however, you turn into a douchebag.

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Nick and Norah

October 14, 2008 at 10:02 am (Thoughts)

This is the third time I’ve mentioned Nick and Norah.

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But anyway, after I saw the movie, I bought the book. I got the version WITHOUT the Michael Cera/Kat Dennings cover so I can lie to people and tell them that I had the book before I saw the movie.

Holy crap, the book was COMPLETELY different than the movie. Now, I loved the movie. I also loved the book. But there is tons of stuff in the book that didn’t happen in the movie, and tons of stuff in the movie that didn’t happen in the book. Honestly, I think this is a first in movie adaptations: The movie is as good as the book but barely relates to it. I mean, the plot is the same, but there are giant plot points in the book that were completely changed for the movie, and replaced with OTHER giant plot points.

I think it’s because the book relies on a two-person first-person narrative. You can’t really do that with a movie because you can’t see what the characters are thinking. Also, the movie would have been about four hours long if it had stuck to the book.

Whatever. It’s like there are two Nick and Norahs to enjoy, so everything works out in the end. It’s a damn good thing the movie was so good, though, because if it sucked after making so many changes to the book, I would have been pissed.

Now, here is a completely unrelated but humorous image.
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Gobama!

October 7, 2008 at 12:24 am (Thoughts)

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I walked in the door from class about four minutes ago, and Countdown was on the TV.  Keith was talking about swing states.  Apparently, the recent economic downturn has nearly killed McCain’s chances at election.  Four previously undecided states are now for Obama in the electoral polls, giving Obama a lead of about 90 electoral votes.

I literally started dancing.  Eat it, GOP!

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By myself

October 6, 2008 at 3:54 am (Thoughts)

Tonight, I went to see a movie by myself.  I’ve never done that before.  I felt so depressed by the time the credits rolled.  And it certainly wasn’t the movie.  I saw Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist.  It was really good, so I know it wasn’t seeing a bad movie that made me feel crappy.

Maybe it was the romanticism in the movie, though.  I mean, if I had gone to see Eagle Eye (which I don’t plan on, but thought about, because I like The Boof), it probably wouldn’t have been as bad.  But Nick and Norah is obviously the kind of movie you’re supposed to go see with a girl.

It just wouldn’t have been so bad if I had someone, anyone to go with.  None of my friends live around me.  No offense to them, but sometimes it seems like I only really have one friend, and he’s been sick for a week.

One of these days, I’ll get another girlfriend, and I’ll feel better about myself.

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Heroes

August 16, 2008 at 8:42 am (Media Rage, Thoughts)

Ok, so at some point, I tried to watch Heroes, because everyone and their brother thinks it’s the best fuckin’ show ever, after Lost.  It bored the hell out of me.  I mean it literally put me to sleep.

I tried it again today, only THIS time, I watched it with RiffTrax commentary, and THIS time, I was actually entertained.

Conclusions: RiffTrax can make anything entertaining, Heroes is still stupid, and Hayden Panatierre is probably going to fuck up the movie adaptation of my favorite book of all time, I Love You, Beth Cooper.

Kristen Bell, why oh why did you have to join THIS cast?  Couldn’t you have moved to a show actually worth watching?  WHY, VERONICA?!  WHYYYYYY?!

WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!

WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!

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Kat Dennings

August 8, 2008 at 7:30 am (Thoughts) (, , )

So, I’m pretty excited for Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist.

Also, I just watched 40 Year Old Virgin again, and it made me realize that Kat Dennings has gigantic breasts.  Like, I don’t want to sound perverted or anything, but Jesus Christ, they’re bigger than her head.  How does she move around?  She probably already has back pain.  They didn’t look nearly that big in the preview for Nick and Norah.  Maybe she had breast reduction.

I added that picture after I typed the last paragraph, and turns out they’re still that big.

What the hell am I talking about?  It’s 3:30 in the damn morning.  That explains why I’m thinking about Kat Dennings’ breasts.  I mean, I could be thinking about Kat Dennings’ breasts at any time of day, but only at 3:30 in the morning would I be thinking about how immense they are in a COMPLETELY NON-SEXUAL WAY.  I guess it’s ok, though, because it’s keeping me entertained, and therefore staving off the soul-crushing blackness that is my life :p

But seriously, my eyes hurt.

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This is creepy

May 24, 2008 at 12:42 am (Thoughts) (, , )

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