FAILED: I can't think of a witty title for this one...
Alright after much pestering from my friends, I finally got a facebook. I hate making accounts, so starting out was a little annoying and dull. But then my friends started showing me some more things about FB, and BAM! I'm hooked ;D I think it was my amazement at how many of my old (and new) classmates had it, and the fact that I could finally keep in touch with them. I mean finally, after like a year. So yeah, it's actually pretty fun. I think it's even better than Myspace (and almost as fun as LJ ):D
Anyway, in other news, I watched Rush Hour 3 yesterday, and if you can get past the fact that the story made no sense, the acting was horrendous, and half the jokes were sexual, it'll almost be enjoyable. I think I liked it because in my little cluster of childhood friends, the Rush Hours were a classic. We watched them all the time (because we always went to this one person's house, and he had a very limited movie collection...appropriate for us). Also I found myself laughing at how old Jackie Chan was. XDDD He's like, what 50 now? And he's trying to play this cool 20-30 year old officer - who HAD a girlfriend...*snortlaugh* XD And the guy who plays Carter (I forget, Chris something?) is like so perverted. The only thing he has on his mind is sex, and getting the bad guy. Yeah, so it was pretty funny in a bad way, and it might have been good if there was an actual story to support it (and is Jackie's character Japanese?? I've seen enough anime to be able to pick out some Japanese words, and since he has a brother named KENJI...). Rush Hour 3 probably deserves a 5/10. :P
By the way, has anyone else read the book TWILIGHT by Stephenie Meyer and felt like wringing your hands around Bella's throat? Man, I am tired of reading rave reviews on the book because it's just not that amazing. Especially the main heroine - she has no life, no friends, no hobbies, and wholly dedidcated her attention and soul to Edward, gorgeous, flawless, angsty, mind-reading vampire. The book would've been brilliant with a better Bella Swan. And I just wanted to say this because I'm tired of reading all these rave reviews on Twilight, especially since I've read better fanfiction than it. Because this is not the best YA novel in the world. Believe me.
Anyway, in other news, I watched Rush Hour 3 yesterday, and if you can get past the fact that the story made no sense, the acting was horrendous, and half the jokes were sexual, it'll almost be enjoyable. I think I liked it because in my little cluster of childhood friends, the Rush Hours were a classic. We watched them all the time (because we always went to this one person's house, and he had a very limited movie collection...appropriate for us). Also I found myself laughing at how old Jackie Chan was. XDDD He's like, what 50 now? And he's trying to play this cool 20-30 year old officer - who HAD a girlfriend...*snortlaugh* XD And the guy who plays Carter (I forget, Chris something?) is like so perverted. The only thing he has on his mind is sex, and getting the bad guy. Yeah, so it was pretty funny in a bad way, and it might have been good if there was an actual story to support it (and is Jackie's character Japanese?? I've seen enough anime to be able to pick out some Japanese words, and since he has a brother named KENJI...). Rush Hour 3 probably deserves a 5/10. :P
By the way, has anyone else read the book TWILIGHT by Stephenie Meyer and felt like wringing your hands around Bella's throat? Man, I am tired of reading rave reviews on the book because it's just not that amazing. Especially the main heroine - she has no life, no friends, no hobbies, and wholly dedidcated her attention and soul to Edward, gorgeous, flawless, angsty, mind-reading vampire. The book would've been brilliant with a better Bella Swan. And I just wanted to say this because I'm tired of reading all these rave reviews on Twilight, especially since I've read better fanfiction than it. Because this is not the best YA novel in the world. Believe me.