So I took twilight out from the library.
WHAT. THE. FUCK. WAS. I. THINKING.
I knew it was going to be bad, but dear god. I've already trawled through 170 pages, and absolutely nothing has happened. Occasionally, between the tears-of-blood-crying spells and the hours spent in the foetal position sucking my thumb so hard the skin starts to break, I
(
Read more... )
Comments 17
Reply
Reply
I laughed at dazzle and chagrin a lot too. Luckily, chagrin is used in every other sentence so it's basically a very funny book.
My fave (and when I say fave, I mean lamest of the lame) part was "I can do it. No one is going to bite me." LOLOLOLOLOL Ooh, lame wordplays are lame.
About nothing happening: I KNOW! And lemme tell you, in the second book? EVEN LESS HAPPENS! Beacuse when she doesn't know what to write - SHE LEAVES BLANK PAGES! Oh Smeyer, how lulzy you are!
Reply
My fave was when Edward asked: "Do I dazzle you?" I started laughing like a maniac. My sister asked me what was so funny and I told her. She just smiled and nodded. IT'S LIKE SHE THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY OR SOMETHING. HAHAHAHAHA OH GOD.
Also, I think she's actually on the right track with the blank pages. She just needs to add a few hundred more, get rid of all the words, and voila! Her novel gets a thousand times better.
Reply
Reply
Reply
A crith is the weight of a liter of hydrogen. I learned that today. I think we can apply that to Twilight.
A twilight is how one measures worse than death.
Seventeen twilights is the horror of ten lifetimes worth of worse than death.
It's a very exact, yet self-mutilation-inducing, science.
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BB GIMME BACK MY FLIST FUCKING SMEYER!!!
Reply
Reply
Reply
FORCE HER TO READ HER OWN BOOK SO SHE WILL DIE SLOWLY IN EXCRUCIATING PAIN
Reply
Leave a comment