he ain't even chinese, he's got tape on his eyes
comcast charges too much for my internet to fail right now. and on that note, i wish i could get away with speaking in a russian accent.
moving backwards into time with me?... watching this horror movie that i was going to write off as forgettable until i reached the last twenty minutes. this is getting so fucked up and crazy on so many levels. what a gem i've found.
mj memorial was necessary, if not totally cathartic. it's okay if you think i'm totally ridiculous at this point.
adam's off at some cabin. painting it, and painting. my co-workers want to know what i'm doing with myself while he's away. what i'm doing is loving an empty apartment. damn do i love pretending that i live alone. i really wish i could afford to move out. i wouldn't have to come home to the same irritating tom foolery over and over again. it's been relaxing.
surprising movie of the year? saw v. i gotta say, this series is certainly not improving, but it's not bad either. saw v neatly tied up loose ends, closed the jigsaw chapter, and prepared the audience for the next wave of films. my only fault with the film was that the story was so focused on going back and making sure we understood every damn detail. i hate it when movies assume i have alzheimers and adhd -___-
the most recent dissapointing film i've seen? high tension. (and you thought i'd say transformers 2)
you can't call a movie high tension when there is no. tension. at. all. in fact, hollywood makes better slasher films that don't plod along like this film did. i just didn't feel like there was a good enough job done on character development. this film relied heavily on gore. you were supposed to be shocked at how vicious someone could be. but it's hard to be taken aback by cruelty when you could care less about the people being killed. the twist at the end? it made m. nite shamashamalan look fucking brilliant.
the score kicked ass though.
mcnamara died. news of his death was accompanied by his role in the vietnam war. but if i remember correctly, this guy was instrumental in resolving the cuban missile crisis. and believe you me it was a crisis. i actually only remember mcnamara for being so god damned kick ass because of that.
the fourth of july was spent working at our event. watched fireworks from the fort which was pretty awesome. except that now i have over thirty mosquito bites.
wtf billy mays? i really dug that show Pitchmen. and poor little mays, his son. :(
when i see his commercials now, it makes me reaaaaaly uncomfortable. it's freaking me out.
the weekend before was spent in orlando with our friend (one of adam's best friends) justin. twas his 25th birthday party which rocked the house. much fun was had. i haven't been to a party like that in years, where you're just exhausted and want to go to bed by the end. made off with a killer dino head grabber thingy. it's my symbol of victory and supremacy. i also met this cool kid who loves electro as much as i do. i'm going all paris hilton and totally making him my bff. he doesn't know it. i'm keeping it a secret for now, lest he think it strange.
saw transformers 2 while in orlando (my birthday present from adam! huzzah!) which was god awful as expected. when i saw the trailers, and saw that the robots were in egypt, i had resigned myself to knowing this film's plot would be virtually non-existant. and it was. BUT, fuck, optimus prime had my heart strings!!!! i felt that shit. i was sad for a robot. now that's movie magic. the robot fighting scenes were amazing. and bumblebee threw down! i was so proud of him! and watching that crazy chick robot reveal its true form was kind of hot. visually stimulating.
omg and crispers! adam's been saying this place was worth a try for the longest, and it really is. crispers only exists in central FL i think, and is a simpler, no bells panera bread. it's just good, and because it's not trying so hard (just good and simple food) it's so much better than panera. i wish they were every where. near and far.