MY SHIP IS CANON!

Thu, 24 Sep 2009 20:29:29 GMT

Black seems to be the band's favourite colour, and it also looks GREAT on them (and their girlfriends!!). This is a picspam for picspammy 's Colour Focus challenge.

Caleb: Nathan... you're clashing with the theme.
Nathan: What theme?

My mom has a motherly crush on Jared. No joke.

OMG LOOK, IT'S JESUS! RIGHT NEXT TO NATHAN!!!

*looking for self-insert KoL pornfic*

Last but not least I just wanna say I love this band SO FUCKING MUCH!!!!!

'Lazy Eye' by Silversun Pickups is RED and BLUE.

Thu, 17 Sep 2009 21:33:18 GMT

for picspammy 's color focus challenge.

I love this video! And this band ;) I screencapped it myself, and coloured it, so please don't take these images.
(I am loving the current challenge!)

RED in The Lion King.

Sun, 13 Sep 2009 04:00:02 GMT

for picspammy 's color focus challenge.

This is my all time favourite Disney movie. I love it, it means the world to me, and I cry everytime I watch it. And I realized... it's really red-oriented xD (although it has its fair share of blue and green)

Screencaps taken from this site.

Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:03:16 GMT

picspammy, challenge #11: short form.

(screencaps by me)

it was a nice night.

Mon, 04 May 2009 00:14:53 GMT

OMFG OKAY.

Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:21:30 GMT

Sun, 08 Feb 2009 22:49:43 GMT

For picspammy, I give you...

BEST. CHARACTER. EVER. I don't care what you say... I LOVE HIM. And every time someone hated him on book 5 I loved him even more, I mean he's just a teenager, of course he'd be annoying. Every time I try to convince anyone of loving Harry, my favourite argument is that there are worse main characters, and that he can't be worse than Bella Swan from Twilight. I don't know how anyone could hate him, I just freakin' love him xD
Beware. I am going to make you love him as well.
Long live Harry James Potter, my imaginary husband. (AND I'M SO PROUD!)

(This picspam only covers the movies)

Note: I also love Daniel but I've loved Harry waaaay before that ^_^

Daniel Faraday is so awesome.

Tue, 13 Jan 2009 01:09:03 GMT

Daniel Faraday is geeky, shy, calm, really inteligent, really insane. He's just the perfect man for me. And he's so intriguing. I adore him!

Daniel: The light... it's strange out here, isn't it? It's kind of like, it doesn't, it doesn't scatter quite right.
*being a total geek*

Kate: Dan? Your name's Dan, right? Listen, Dan, I know that you don't want anyone to get hurt, right? So why don't you put the gun away?
Daniel: Because Miles would kill me?

Daniel: Rescuing you and your people... I can't really say is our primary objective.
Jack: Then what is?

Jack: What's his story?
Frank: Daniel? Couldn't tell ya. Half the stuff he says was way over my head, the other half was way, way over.

Daniel: Hey, uh, Frank... Uh, sorry to... interrupt... May I please use the phone just for a sec?
Frank: For what?
Daniel: I just wanna call Regina on the boat 'cause I figured since we're waiting maybe I could just, you know, just try to...
Frank: What is it, Daniel?
Daniel: I'd just like to do an... experiment.
*being a geek again*

Daniel: Charlotte... There is no "for now". If you don't come with me, "for now" could be forever.
Charlotte: Nothing's forever.

DANIEL/CHARLOTTE FOR THE MOTHERFUCKIN' WIN!

Fri, 09 Jan 2009 23:10:37 GMT

That's it, I made the Charlie Picspam. Next is DANIEL! :DDDD
And I just wanna say, Charlie is my second favourite character only because he is dead. I know it sounds stupid but I couldn't have a favourite dead character because I'd stop watching Lost. So I have to think he's not my favourite one even though he probably is, but I don't want to steal Desmond's crown. :DDD BUT I LOVE YOU CHARLIE AND I MISS YOU.

Charlie: So, first plane crash?
Claire: What gave it away?
Charlie: Ah, you can always spot the newbies.

Charlie: We're gonna be okay, you know.
Claire: Are we?
Charlie: We're alive on a beautiful island! We'll sleep under the stars and, before you know it, the helicopters will come and take us home.
Claire: You really think they'll find us?
Charlie: Well, yeah, why wouldn't they?
Claire: Thanks.
Charlie: I'm Charlie.
Claire: I'm Claire. Nice to meet you, Charlie.

Charlie: If I can kick drugs, I can deliver a baby.

Kate: Does anyone know how to use a gun?
Charlie: Don't you just pull the trigger?

Charlie: I want you to give this to Claire for me...
Desmond: What is it?
Charlie: It’s the five best moments of my... sorry excuse for a life...”My greatest hits"... You know... memories... they’re all I’ve got...

I really need to watch Lost now and a friend od mine is borrowing the DVD's :(

Thu, 08 Jan 2009 22:11:57 GMT

A new challenge for picspammy ! This is a picspam for one of my favourite Lost characters. Well, most of the time he's my #1 but then I remember Charlie and I don't know how things flow... But it would be safe to say that he's my favourite living character of the show.
(I'll make a Charlie spam, eventually... a Daniel one, too ^_^)

Jack: Just trying to work a few things out.
Desmond: Ah, a girl, right?
Jack: A patient.
Desmond: Ah, but a girl patient. What's her name?
Jack: Her name's Sarah.
Desmond: What'd you do to her, then?
Jack: Do to her?
Desmond: You must have done something worthy of this self-flagellation.
Jack: I told her... I made her a promise I couldn't keep... I told her I'd fix her and I couldn't. I failed.
Desmond: Right. Just one thing - what if you did fix her?
Jack: I didn't.
Desmond: But what if you did?
Jack: You don't know what you're talking about, man.
Desmond: I don't? Why not?
Jack: Because with her situation that would be a miracle, "brother".
Desmond: Oh, and you don't believe in miracles?

Desmond: I push this button every 108 minutes. I don't get out much.

Desmond: Three days before you came down here, before we met, I heard a banging on the hatch doors, shouting. But it was you John, wasn't it? You say there isn't any purpose, there's no such thing as fate. But you saved my life, brother, so that I could save yours.
Locke: No, no, no, no! None of this is real! Nothing is gonna happen, we're gonna be OK!
Desmond: I've gotta go. And you've gotta get as far away from here as possible.
Locke: Go where? Stop!
Desmond: I'm gonna blow the dam, John! I'm sorry for whatever happened that made you stop believing. But it's all real. And now I've gotta go and make it all go away.
Locke: Wait! Desmond!
Desmond: I'll see ya in another life, brother!

Desmond: All we need to survive is one person who truly loves us.

Daniel Faraday: Who are you calling?
Desmond Hume: I'm calling my bloody constant.

Desmond: I love you, Penny.

FAVOURITE PEOPLE CHALLENGE.

Tue, 23 Dec 2008 04:57:51 GMT

for picspammy :)

Cristopher Ashton Kutcher has been my very first celebrity crush (well, there's also Nick Carter but I list him under 'music crushes'). I 'met' him in 2003 and until now I have remained completely in love with him. I am thankful for so many things he brought me, from amazing movies to fantastic fangirl moments with my friends, and not to mention that thanks to him I met Logan Lerman (picspam here) and John Patrick Amedori (a picspam of him coming soon, as well as a Brandon Boyd one... can you tell I'm bored lately? xD).
(Omg that picture is killing me...)

-

(The Butterfly Effect is the best movie ever, period.)

I'm only posting pics of Dude, Where's My Car? because that's the movie in which I saw him for the first time xD

THAT'S JUST TOO MUCH AWESOME.

Same as above xD

I was gonna say a few words but I've just uploaded 24 pictures of hotness and I can only say dirty things and you don't wanna hear that. I fucking need a cold shower.

ILU ASHTON :DDDDDDDD

Sun, 07 Dec 2008 05:14:55 GMT

this is for picspammy ^^

Logan Lerman
He has to be my favourite person ever. I don't even know why I love him so much. But just the fact that he was so awesome at such an early age and keeps getting better is just so fantastic. It's exciting to see someone grow from the 'just the son or the younger version' kid to 'the one who stole the film'. I can't wait to see more of his work and to watch him become a full-grown movie star. Because I just know he will succeed in what he does, and that feels great.
...Enough fangirlness. Let's focus on the picspam.

The Patriot
as William Martin, Mel Gibson's son.
This is his first movie. He would later work with Mel Gibson in 'What Women Want', and with Skye McCole Bartusiak (the girl in the first pic) in 'Riding In Cars With Boys'.

What Women Want
as Young Nick Marshall.

"The best thing about this is being able to learn from, and act with, your heroes"

Riding In Cars With Boys (my favourite movie)
as Jason at age 8.
The best quote from this film has to be when he says to his mother (Drew Barrymore's character) "You're supposed to be the mum, and I'm supposed to be the kid!". He's so cute when he says that and it just makes me fall in love xD OKAY, ENOUGH.

"I tend to get into what I'm working on, and it's hard to break from your character and have to do... math, or something" - On studying while filming.

A Painted House
as Luke Chadler.

The Butterfly Effect
as Evan Treborn at age 7.
In this movie, he had to wear brown eye contacts because he was playing a character in one of the three stages of his life. The rest of the cast who played Evan (Ashton Kutcher and John Patrick Amedori) all had brown eyes (though, being a John fan myself, I insist: his eyes are dark green ¬¬), so Logan's blue eyes were not welcome xD. Also, in this movie... he freaks me out.

Jack & Bobby
as Bobby McAllister.
Brilliant performance. Just brilliant. I remember seeing an ad for this show before it was on and TOTALLY FREAKING OUT over the fact that he was there. It was hard to recognize him but I just knew it was him and I was so excited it was scary. Then... the show was canceled. U_U

Hoot
as Roy Eberhardt.

The Number 23
as Robin Sparrow.

"It was definetly the highlight of my life to be able to work with him and I learnt the most of him" - On working with Jim Carrey.

3:10 To Yuma
as William Evans.

"He trashed me so hard" - it was constructive, and the critique inspired the aspiring filmmaker to 'get serious' "I learned a lot from the guy" - On Russell Crowe's reaction to his YouTube short films.

"Just for anybody to think that I remotely look like Christian Bale... that's awesome" - On being cast to play Christian Bale's son in 3:10 To Yuma.

"Lerman, who shows great strength and ability as an actor in this film, is a young actor whose career is going to be very interesting to watch. There are, no doubt, great things in store for this gifted young man" - Pamela Scott Shelton from American Chronicle, on Logan's performance in 3:10 To Yuma.

Meet Bill
as The Kid. (Yes. Just the kid.)

“Jessica? Will you go to the prom with me, please?” - To Jessica Alba, his co-star in Meet Bill.

Various Pictures

"I'm not the kind of guy who got into this to be famous"

I love him, okay? Okay.
^___^

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Sun, 10 Aug 2008 04:58:37 GMT

I just read the best Breaking Dawn review ever.

Love Bites: The final book in a mega-selling series sucks the romance out of teen vampires.
Reviewed by Elizabeth Hand
Sunday, August 10, 2008; Page BW07

Origin stories are as important to bestselling novelists as they are to superheroes. J.K. Rowling hunched over a table in an Edinburgh coffee shop, scrawling Harry Potter in longhand while her baby napped; Stephen King sat in the laundry room of his snowbound trailer, banging out Carrie on an old typewriter. Readers want to believe there's something heroic, even magical, about the birth of the characters and stories they become obsessed with. Stephenie Meyer, author of the wildly popular Twilight series of young adult vampire romances, has her own creation myth: Her first book came to her in a dream about an ordinary mortal girl encountering a boy vampire of unearthly beauty. Meyer woke up and, after tending to her young children, began to write the story that became Twilight. So far it's sold 1.5 million copies. Last weekend, Breaking Dawn, the final book in the series, sold 1.3 million copies in its first 24 hours. Not bad for a night's sleep.

Twilight (2005) had a simple, teen-friendly plot: plain, clumsy, dull Bella becomes the Chosen One of Edward, the hottest -- actually, coldest -- guy in high school. Much is made of vampire Edward's granite-hard, icy lips and chest, as well as the fact that Bella's scent drives him to a frenzy of erotic longing and bloodlust. But Edward and his adopted vampire family are "vegetarians"; they survive by hunting animals rather than humans. Still, physical proximity to mortals remains a torment to these vampires, and a dead end for humans. As a result, the 17-year-old Bella and immortal Edward can't even think of consummating their relationship, or progress beyond light petting. If Edward loses control of himself, Bella is in danger of losing her life and soul, along with her maidenhead. (Though it's never spelled out explicitly, the specter of unrestrained teenage sex haunts these books: The sequence becomes an increasingly bizarre allegory of sexual abstinence.) Meyer's prose seldom rises above the serviceable, and the plotting is leaden, but Twilight is really all about unrequited female erotic yearning. It's like reading a young teenage girl's blog, boosted with enough of Meyer's made-up vampire lore to give it some mild narrative and sexual tension.

New Moon (2006), Meyer's second novel, was an improvement, largely because it centered on Bella's new love interest -- Jacob, a teen werewolf who acts like a real kid rather than a beautiful, unattainable love object. Problem: Werewolves and vampires are, like, mortal enemies. Whom will Bella choose? The answer will not be a surprise, unless these are the only two books you have ever read.

Book Three, Eclipse (2007), was a disappointment, never delivering an epic werewolf-bloodsucker smackdown, though it provides more of the vampires' backstory (ancient origins, ruling triumvirate who all resemble Star Wars' Emperor Palpatine, lots of ominous vampiric hissing, etc.). Jacob, so sympathetically portrayed in New Moon, unexpectedly morphs into an obnoxious thug who comes close to date rape in his dealings with Bella, who remains an insufferable bore. All she wants is for Edward to make an honest vampire of her, so they can finally get married and -- well, you know.

Educators, readers and parents have all made much of the fact that the Twilight series promotes a wholesome version of teen love for its dreamy, predominantly female readership, citing how the books' protagonists practice abstinence (as opposed to, say, the lewd excesses of Harry Potter's cohort, or those out-of-control Pevensie kids).

Yet there's something distinctly queasy about the male-female dynamic that emerges over the series' 2,446 pages. Edward has been frozen at the age of 17. But he was born in 1901, and he doesn't behave anything like a real teenager. He talks and acts like an obsessively controlling adult male. He sounds far more like a father than a boyfriend, and Bella's real father remains a detached if benign figure. Bella consistently describes herself as stupid, accident-prone, unworthy of her beloved's affection. Edward incessantly warns her not to hurt herself, and indeed she makes enough trips to the emergency room that it's a wonder social services never investigates her home life. Her clumsiness leaves her bruised or bleeding (the blood offers a perpetual temptation to Edward); she's described as breakable, physically small despite her average height. Edward's habit of constantly pulling her onto his lap or having her ride on his back further emphasize her childlike qualities; she also faints easily, and during the course of the series is carried by various characters, male and female.

And there are constant reminders that she's not responsible for the effect she has on Edward or Jacob. This bland passivity has been excused as a way of allowing female readers to project themselves into Bella's place, but the overall effect is a weird infantilization that has repellent overtones to an adult reader and hardly seems like an admirable model to foist upon our daughters (or sons).

This ick factor goes through the roof in Breaking Dawn, which is, frankly, dreadful. It's difficult to imagine teenage girls identifying with 18-year-old Bella's marriage to Edward shortly after her high school graduation, especially when the wedding is followed by an extended soft-focus honeymoon sequence, which is almost immediately followed by Bella's sudden loss of appetite and puking in the bathroom.

Yes, she's pregnant. And because conception occurred while Bella was still mortal, the fetus is a vampire-human hybrid, growing at an unnatural rate and gifted with such supernatural strength that when it kicks inside the womb, it breaks Bella's ribs.

It gets worse: Breaking Dawn has a childbirth sequence that may promote lifelong abstinence in sensitive types. And it becomes downright surreal when the lovelorn lycanthrope Jacob gets romantically imprinted on Bella's newborn daughter, Renesmee, a blood-slurping newborn nicknamed Nessie (for the Loch Ness monster). This imprinting is a werewolf thing: Jacob's 14-year-old friend earlier imprinted on a toddler, with the implication that she will eventually become his mate.

Reader, I hurled.

Breaking Dawn's last 100 pages attempt to create yet another epic showdown, this time with the ancient vampire hierarchy. But even this ends in a damp fizzle. The most devoted readers will no doubt try to make excuses for this botched novel, but Meyer has put a stake through the heart of her own beloved creation.

Source: ohnotheydidnt

Sat, 09 Aug 2008 22:42:13 GMT

the following is a gift from LiveJournal user "hpdazzlefairy")

2 months of paid account time have been added to your LiveJournal account
"erised_mirror".

Uhm... I... Uhm... OKAY!
*just last night I was thinking of how much I love everyone and ontd_hpdazzle... AND NOW THIS. Omg HP fans make me so happy <3*

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 23:05:01 GMT

Reasons why I want to watch Narnia again:
- The movie trailers <3
- Ben.
- Skandar.
- William.
- My Anne Hathaway glass <33333333

Mash Game: Predict Your Future at eSPIN-the-Bottle

Wed, 11 Jun 2008 23:36:05 GMT



		I will marry Tomas Nicholson.
		After a wild honeymoon, We will settle down in France in our fabulous Mansion.
		We will have 10 kid(s) together.
		Our family will zoom around in a Red Silver Vampire Volvo.
		I will spend my days as a Writer, and live happily ever after.

Tue, 27 Nov 2007 00:25:10 GMT

meet nicole.
(say the name of the guy i'm in love with out loud)
the end.

Tue, 18 Sep 2007 01:30:02 GMT

i picked up a brick from my papa's front yard and threw it at the tallest boys face.
well blood was streaming like a well that sprung, i couldn't believe what i had just done.
well the other boy ran and this one stayed on the ground and he would never move again.

old st. john on death row, he's just waiting for a pardon.
(all us boys on death row, we're just waiting for a pardon)

i love my cold war kids.

Sat, 11 Aug 2007 03:46:56 GMT

you're an exception to the rule,
you're a bonafide rarity,
you're all i ever wanted,
southern girl, could you want me?

feliz cumpleaños amor de mi vida. te amo.
gracias por ser la inspiración para canciones
tan geniales, pero sobre todo una: la que estoy escuchando xD
te amo, y espero que la pases bien.
y ojalá extrañes a brandon, para que vuelvan a estar juntos.
porque se los extraña mucho u.u

Tue, 10 Oct 2006 02:53:30 GMT

friends only.
Comment first, then add.
I'm not a wild commenter and I don't expect you to be, either. We just have to have things in common :)