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WTF were they thinking?!

Fri, 15 May 2009 04:37:19 GMT

Okay, so here I am excited that Brennan and Booth are finally going to sleep together and that Zack is going to be back.
I thought the beginning of the episode was weird, but after a while I figured that it was Booth's imagination during the surgery or what not.
So yeah. I enjoy the episode. But the last 5 minutes, if even... WTF?!! How could the writers do this?! Giving Booth amnesia? What the hell were they thinking? Obviously nothing. But I honestly don't know if I'm gonna be able to survive until the fall to see how Brennan reacts (of course with everybody else) and what the hell they're gonna do now. UGH! Why did they have to do that?! Do they get enjoyment from torturing their fans? MUR!!! God. I could continue this rant for hours, but I must go kidnap the writers and force them to tell me what's going to happen then kill them for this episode. GOD! WHAT THE HELL WERE THEY THINKING?! *getting ready to kill the writers*

Twilight: A Comedy

Sat, 20 Dec 2008 06:51:01 GMT

So yeah... if you can't guess from the title, well... yeah....
Anyways, I just watched "Twilight." Yeah... I know it's been out for a while, but yeah... I didn't really have anytime to watch it since it first came out.
Now to rant about the movie.

First off, the seniors at my school do this skit thing every year right before we get for break; and this year they used the twilight movie plot and merged it with the history and English departments. The result ... very funny.
The best part of their skit honestly had to be the "I know what you are" scene, where Edward and Bella were replaced by one of the English and history teachers. The instead of saying "vampire" when Edward/English teacher demands Bella/history teacher to "tell him," the reply was "English teacher." Best moment ever. You kinda had to be there to grasp the humor in this, but those that go to my school, I think you were laughing just as hard as I was.

Now after listening to this, guess what my reaction was to the "I know what you are" scene during the movie. Yeah... I was laughing... really hard. Of course I was trying my best to keep quiet but it got especially hard when one of my friends basically shouts "English teacher" during that scene and a security guard type person basically tells us to shut up.

But of course even apart from this I found most of the movie really amusing. (Honestly, I think there was only about 10-20 minutes where I wasn't laughing)
I think that at least some people who watched the movie thought that a lot of the script was pretty cheesy. And honestly, Edward kinda creeped me out. Come on, the starring? Am I the only one that's just sort of disturbed by it?

So yeah... I can't think of anything else to rant about right now, so yeah...
And if you couldn't tell by now, I found the movie very funny. Either way, I guess that I enjoyed it and I wouldn't mind watching it again...

Feelings, Anyone?

Thu, 06 Nov 2008 06:38:25 GMT

I FINALLY finished Charmed. It only took me about 4 years, but I finally finished.

I can't really say what I feel about that because I'm not all too sure about what I'm feeling right now.

I started watching this when I was in 7th or 8th grade (I'm think more 8th) and I just finished...and I'm a junior! (I'm just plain suprised that I stuck to the show this long to finish it actually....)
Should I feel happy? sad? upset? accomplished?
Honestly, I'm leaning towards all of them. But if I have to choose just one, I don't know.
Can someone tell me the answer?

Sure, the show was stupid at times and there were ~~some~~ a lot of episodes that I basically just skimmed (especially after season 6 and Chris went away/died (that was really sad by the way) (but I was really happy he showed up in the last episode...)), but still....
I love the supernatural (which is basically what this show is all about) and it's just plain entertaining. And seeing as this show aired for 8 years/8 seasons/178 episodes, (even though I watched all of it on DVDs, so it didn't take me quite as long), I'm pretty sure I got pretty familiar with the characters. And their powers. omg. I loved their powers, and the other powers displayed during the series. And because the show started so long ago (1998), it was really amusing/interesting to watch the progression of special effects and just society. (aka cell phones - big brick-like things to more modern compact things that you can actually carry, not lug, around)

So can someone tell me? What the hell am I supposed to feel?! I finally finished a series I've been watching since 7th/8th grade! What do I do now? Someone! Give me an answer!

(I'll probably be back to rant about Charmed more once I figure out what I feel... because I just LOVE this show and I don't think I can go too long without it~!)

Maou

Fri, 15 Aug 2008 23:32:03 GMT

I've been following Maou since it first started and I LOVE it!! >.<
It's an awesome drama AND it has Ohno Satoshi in it! (his first drama! >.< ... at least that's what I've heard...)

Being back in LA means that there's no one I can ~~obsess~~ talk to about Maou.
The show airs at 10pm on Fridays in Japan, which means 6am on Fridays here.

NYA?! This show had me on a emotional rollercoaster. Last week I would go from really sad (almost crying) to happy. And this week I would get really nervous, then I would get really sad, then really happy. I don't usually react too much to shows and movies, so it's kinda weird, which also means this show cannot be healthy for me...Oh well! I'm still gonna watch it! >.<

So last week, I'm up at 10pm at my aunt's cottage in the middle of nowhere watching Maou. That week, there was someone that's watched a little bit of it, so I had a person to talk to. Anyhow, last week was painful because Naruse (a two-faced lawyer acted by Ohno) didn't end up doing what I wanted him to and one of his lines were "I have no right to love anybody." I was so close to crying when he said that!! :'( And I was really close to crying when I saw the preview for next week's (this week's) episode 'cause I would already be back in LA. But I was also really happy because a character I really didn't like went "poof!

Now this morning I woke up at 5:30 to get my computer and the program up and ready for me to watch this week's Maou.
SO happy I did!! It was an AWESOME episode and this week Naruse made up for not doing what I wanted him to by actually doing something to gain some happiness in his life. But I was close to crying again this week for 2 reasons: 1. the interaction between Naruse and his sister. 2. THERE'S ONLY A FEW MORE EPISODES LEFT!!! TT-TT

I love this show and I can't believe that it's almost over, but next week's episode looks great, so I'm going to try to forget the fact that the finale is coming closer and just focus on going crazy about what's going to happen during next week's episode.

J-Dramas

Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:36:24 GMT

I've recently become addicted to J-dramas.
I think I started watching them around April and I say I've watched a decent amount for someone like me.
Let's see... I've watched: One Pound Gospel, Tantei Gakuen Q, Yukan Club, Sensei wa Erai, Furuhata Chuugakusei, Nobuta wo Produce, One Missed Call, Hana Yori Dango, and that's all I can think of right now.
I've also tried to watch other dramas like Bambino!, which I just couldn't get through.

During my stay there I ended up starting to watch a few new dramas.
One was Koizora. It was a cell phone novel, which was turned into a movie, which was in turn made into a drama. The drama started a week after I arrived, so I only had the chance to watch 2 episodes, but that's okay. So instead I rented the movie and watched that. Good, but a little silly. Very sad story. It got me really close to crying. If you like depressing romances, I would say it's worth a try.
Another one was Yamada Taro Monogatari. This is really old so I had to rent it, but it was definitely worth it. I only got to watch the first 2 episodes, but it has me hooked already. A comedy so the story is silly, but definitely enjoyable.
Oh! and one more: Musume to Papa no Nanokakan. A story where a daughter and her father switch bodies. Ya, it sounds weird, but definitely a worthwhile comedy.
There were others I found and wanted to watch, but I kinda forgot about them and kept missing them, so there goes those series. I think they were Natsukoi and...uh.... I can't remember the other, but I'm sure if I remember them, I'll attempt to watch them later.

Before I left for Japan I was following Maou and I countinued to watch that while I was there.
I thought it was a Saturday night show. Turns out it was a Friday night show. Good thing I checked the tv schedule on the newspaper the day I arrived (a Friday) because otherwise I would've been really depressed.But the episdoes I got to watch were AWESOME!! >.< Best show ever. I'll recommend it anyone.

Airplanes and First Day/Night

Sat, 26 Jul 2008 04:22:34 GMT

I love going to places. Visiting family, going on a trip with school, whatever it is, I love going places. BUT I HATE AIRPLANES!!
Somehow I think I have it inputted into my brain that I have to get sick whenever I fly.
And this time, it didn't manage to fail me. I got sick....again.

Every year I go to Japan. Every year I go with my mom.
This year, I'm going/in Japan, but I went by myself... AND this is the first time I've had to fly into Kansai Airport, which meant that I had to transfer at SFO. Not fun. Especially when I'm alone for the first time...
Overall, this going-to part of the trip wasn't exactly my favorite trip to make.

First, my plane got moved from a 9:30 flight to a 8:50 flight, which meant that I had to wake up at 5:30 in order to get there the 2 hours prior to the flight recommendation. Then, when we got to LAX, the line to get my ticket and check-in my luggage took over half-an-hour to get to the counter. Luckily, the person we got to help us was actually intelligent, so after getting up to the counter, it went fairly quickly. But when my mom talked to a lady at the gate to get a seat closer to the front for me, we found out that we had to pay $99 in order for someone to help me during the transfer, which meant I had to figure out how to get to the other gate at SFO by myself because we weren't going to pay $99 for help. After I said good-byes to my mom and cried a little, came the 57 minutes flight from LAX to SFO (San Fransisco).

The flight itself wasn't too bad and we landed early. Yay!! That's what you think, but noooo. Some other plane was at our gate and we had to wait for 20-30 minutes for the stupid plane to move. And during this time I really had to go to the bathroom because I drank a tall mocha frappachino before boarding because I didn't have a chance to eat any breakfast. Well that was fun. After the plane moved and I got off the plane, it was already 10:40 and my other plane started boarding at 11:04. So, I had to dash to the bathroom then ask for directions to the international terminals then speed walk. After getting to the shuttle that'll take me to the international terminals, I waited for a couple minutes and somebody told me that they delayed my other flight because I flight I was on was delayed and there were a lot people on that plane that were also going to Kansai Airport. So after I get to my gate, I had to ask some other lady at the counter to change my seat from 38J to a seat closer to the front and she told me to leave my boarding pass with her. Okay fine. Whatever. So I'm waiting for about an hour because people could start boarding, so I call my mom and dad and start crying a little (I know. You must be thinking, "what a cry baby," but whatever). Luckily, the lady was able to change my seat from 38J to 18G, which was heavenly. Now, it was time to board.

Next, the 11 hour flight to Osaka, Japan. Oh boy, how much fun THAT was. I slept for a couple hours in the beginning so it wasn't too bad, but it was after those couple hours... God it was horrible. TT-TT After a few hours into the flight came the evil, smelly, airplane food of doom. AHH!!! It wasn't too bad in the beginning, so I played my DS for a while, which was fun, but I started to feel nauseous, so I ate a little blueberry muffin and took 1/3 of a sleeping pill my mom gave me. Well... that sleeping pill didn't really work and neither did the recliner to my seat, which meant I was struggling to fall asleep. I got bits and pieces of sleep all over the place, but never for too long of a time. And during my struggle to sleep, I kept on feeling sicker and sicker. By the end of the flight, I was throwing up (and I tried so hard not to) a lot. But because I never eat a lot of food on the plane, there was nothing to throw up in my stomach so I was basically just hacking and coughing a lot. Never fun. I also felt really bad for disturbing the people around me. But they were really nice, two people called attendants for me and someone tried to help me, so appreciated it a lot. All of this throwing up started around 6 hours into the flight, which meant I went through this for about 4 to 5 hours. And by that time my mom sleeping pill started to kick in so I was almost falling asleep because of the pill but couldn't because I was feeling awful.

I was so happy when I got off the plane. Just getting off of the stupid thing made me feel better. Ah, fresh air. After being stuck in that thing for 11 hours with no fresh air is hell. So after that I got my luggage, where the people with the dogs sniffed you like 10 times in 10 minutes, and had to go through customs, where the lady basically quizzed me with the info that was on that card thing you have to fill out. Well lucky I passed and got to exit and meet up with my great aunt. We also found out that my luggage (which we were going to have mailed) was going to arrive on the same day and that there was a bus that went close to were my aunt lived (which was a great thing because otherwise we were going to have to take a route that was going to take a LONG time). After all that pain on the plane, it was heavenly news.

After we reached the town my aunt lived in, we went to eat at one of my favorite restaurants, a really good okonomiyaki (a veggie and meat pancake-like thing) place, which filled up my empty stomach. But at the restaurant, they make the okonomiyaki in front of you (more like the table is the hot plate they make it on), so I started to feel a little light-headed from all the heat that was emitted from it. But it was all good because the food was awesome!!!

Then, I found out some TV shows that I like were on that night. On Music Station I got to watch/listen to Hey!Say! JUMP perform Bouken Rider and Your Seed in a Special Medley, and I got to talk to my aunt about them and the other people people that were performing (which was amusing). Then, Maou, an awesome drama that just started was on too. I missed the last week, so I knew I was going to be a little lost, but who cares! I didn't! I thought it was a Saturday show, so I was glad that I checked and found out that I was wrong on the day it was on rather than miss it and find out that I was a day late. Maou was on at 10 pm, so I finally washed my hair and felt a lot better after watching MS, and fought off the sleepiness for an hour to watch Maou (which was awesome, and next week looks even better! I'm so excited!). Then after watching Maou for an hour, I finally got my well deserved (at least I think it was well deserved) sleep.

So in the end, all was well. I also just found out that I actually can get internet at my aunts place in Japan because someone in the building has it, but doesn't have it locked. And to think about it, tomorrow is Sunday in Japan, and that means that Show wa Hey!Say! is on, which is awesome. So yeah. After all the pain on the plane, I'm planning on spending my 3 weeks in Japan as best as I can. >.<

Addictions

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 06:26:00 GMT

I have many addictions.
I also get addicted to things very easily.
I can watch, play, read or do something involving a certain thing/topic, and if I like it, I almost immediately get addicted to it. That's how many of my addictions start.
In fact, I think I have WAY too many addictions. Most of them aren't really helping me in any way either. All they really do is consume a lot my time and I don't really gain anything back (except pure entertainment and random knowledge that I probably won't ever have to know in my life).
Some of these addictions include: Johnny's Entertainment, anime/manga (especially D.Gray-man >.<), sleeping, reading ... and thus the list goes on.
But today a new addition started squeeze itself into my Addictions list.
This new thing is the online game known as MapleStory.

Now, I've been trying to install MS onto my computer for a very long time. Each time I try playing it (after I wait something like an hour for it to download) it doesn't work. I think I've downloaded it about 2 or 3 times off the CD. So I figured I'll try downloading it from the site. Well that took around 2 hours (It was around 8 when I started and around 10 when it finally finished). It could've been a lot worse. When I tried downloading it a couple days ago, the time remaining said "1 day 8 hours." So yeah, I'm happy it only took around 2 hours.

After finally downloading and installing it, it STILL took a couple tries to get it working, but I finally did it. So after all the time spent in the process of getting MS onto my computer, I started playing it. (It was around 8 when I started and around 10 when I finally started playing).

Well... it probably wasn't a good idea to install it in the first place. Because by the time I check my clock the first time after I started playing, it was already around 12:30. Roughly 2 hours and 30 minutes. I played an online game for about 2 hours and 30 mintues before I realized that I should look at the clock because I had to be somewhere between 1 and 2. And even after playing for 2 hours and 30 minutes, I've only managed to figure out the basics. I hadn't even been able to leave the first island yet!

By the time I actually forced myself to stop playing, (because I still had to get ready to go somewhere [I was still in my PJs...]) it was around 1:30, maybe slightly earlier. But overall, I spent over 3 hours of my life playing MS (and I hadn't really improved in that last hour, except for leveling up and completing a couple of quests...).

And now, I spent even more of my time writing about how I spent over 3 hours of my life playing some online game, which caused me to waste at least another 30 - 60 minutes of my life to an audience of none (maybe 1 or 2 if I'm lucky...).

Well either way, MapleStory is making a steady way into adding itself into my Addictions list, as is LiveJournal. Soon I'll need to officially add MS and LJ onto the list, but only if I stay obsessed after I come back from my trip (where there is basically no internet for me to feed my growing hunger to constantly [or at least often] be using them both).

Finally!

Sat, 19 Jul 2008 03:33:41 GMT

NYA~!

I FINALLY got icons. I FINALLY chose a theme. (after something like an hour...or two...)
And I'm FINALLY going to post something! HUZZAH!! >.< (and it's been like a month or two, maybe even three, since I made this account....)
BUT I have yet to figure out how livejournal works... Oh well! That can't dampen my spirits right now!!! I'll get around to that LATER!!

Anyhow, I really doubt anybody's really going to be looking/reading this, so I'm going to keep it short and straight to the point.
I suck at keeping journals. I've never manage to do so in my life. And as seen above, I procrastinate. A LOT.
Therefore, I shall try very hard to post here as often as I can (or remember), but who the hell knows.

So yeah....
Hope you'll take a few seconds (even a couple will do) to look at all of the hard work I've FINALLY managed to accomplish. (with a little help from the side) >.<