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January 24th, 2009
09:06 pm - Ships
Felipe X Turner from Handy Manny! Get with it people!
Felipe X Turner
Current Mood: creative
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March 30th, 2008
09:27 pm
I watched the movie "Driving Lesson" today. This is made ironic due to the fact I had my own first driving lesson myself today. I'd avoided it as long as I could but, at sixteen and a half, I could run no longer. Despite the fact I was supposed to be driving for at least a year, I managed to freak the hell out anyway and refuse to go over 10 miles per hour. Anyway, the movie was fantastic. It had Rupert Grint in it as the lead role Ben, isn't it funny how Ron and Ben are both three letter names ending in "n" with a vowel in the middle? I give him credit for, even though he played a hapless teenager, he was not Ron. As opposed to Daniel Radcliffe who will always be Harry Potter the mature orphan, Harry Potter hosting an award show, Harry Potter running around naked with horses (remember, if you have sex with Danny, you're sleeping with all the horses he's been with before!). I don't know about Emma Watson yet, I like to believe she would embrace whatever character she's playing. But I digress, the wonderful performance of the movie was Julie Walters who, yes, does play Mrs. Weasly in Harry Potter. She was nothing like her in this movie. She delivered a stunning performance, she is clearly under-appreciated in the Harry Potter movies. She played Evie, a mentally unstable former actress who's flamboyance helped change Ben's life. She's a little fab. The plot was a sort of believable caricature of repressed teenage life that felt anything but over done. It was hilarious. And, it had a killer soundtrack. Go watch the movie, it's worth it.
You know what's funny? The fact that my father urges me to drive a metal deathtrap, yet he doesn't let me go to a bookstore by myself. I read books there, he knows this and I have never given him reason not to trust me in all my years. He says it's not because he doesn't trust me, but that if I sit at a bookstore alone, reading mind you, I look as though I would like to be picked up. Not only is this preposterous, I hate being interrupted while reading, especially by immature suitors, but the men who frequent there are all middle aged and a little tossed in the head. Except Sunshine, the lovely blonde who sometimes shows up there. He does homework in the café while surrounded by literature. AP Chemistry homework. On a laptop. This makes me think that, no matter how attractive he is, our nonexistent relationship will remain just that.
My mother informed me today that a trans-gender women-turned-man, although s/he has a dick, s/he kept his/her uterus and is now believed to be pregnant. My immediate thought is how will the baby get out? Thanks for the creepiness, mom.
Ah life, you are a lot more humorous to people who aren't living you.
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March 29th, 2008
12:48 am
So, I made this, mostly, to comment on ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) sam_storyteller's journal. He's amazing, check him out, okay? I might put some of my own stuff on here though. I'm mid-production of a couple of stories I'd like someone besides me to see. We'll se how it goes!
It was Gareth David Lloyd's birthday today! YAY!
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