missmellow

LMAO HE LOOKS SO UGLY THERE AHAHA. Ahem. Sorry.

Same here, I only knew him as Cedric <3. Robert Pattinson was soooooooooooooooooo much cuter back then. He was much less hairy. In Twilight his arm hairs were 5 metres long. I mean Jesus.

I'd prefer Jacob... he wouldn't make me feel like a pathetic human all the time. And he's very muscly... so he's obviously fantastic in be- in weight lifting.

HALLELUJAH! Let us unite in the hatred of the stuttering Bella and retarded faced Edward in the movie. YAY.

Yipee! I'm glad some people agree. Don't feel ashamed about the forehead. I'm sure no one can beat the size of his. Ahem. I didn't like his acting either. He seemed too normal to be charming vampire. He seemed like a bit of a stuttering idiot to me actually baha. Bella, too. That scene where she was in the hospital bed was ridiculous. "n n NO y y you ca... y you c can't lea ... j just n NO NO.. you can't le le ... j j just NO" And she had no emotion in her face at all. xD It's very, very, very hard to believe that Twilight was compared to Titanic and the Dark Knight. What in the world??

I hated the movie *Hides* I didn't even expect much, and I still thought it was utter cr*p! And I don't understand how robert pattinson is good looking, hahahahaahahahaha. I think he's ugly. His jaw is just ridiculous, and his eyebrows are like POOF. And he has a really big forehead. I'll just go kill myself, shall I? I see a mob in the distance already.

My whole friends group used to love Twilight, until it became so very very popular amongst teenagers everywhere. I don't understand that. I still love the series, I'm not going to let try hard fans ruin it for me! Silly silly friends. Anyways, my thoughts on the series. Twilight and Eclipse were my favourites as well. I actually enjoyed New Moon, and strongly disliked (I won't say hate!) Breaking Dawn. I wasn't fond of the plot. I hated how all the attention was focused on Renesmee instead of Edward and Bella. The love between them is supposed to be the whole point of the series, right? Grr. Plus, the ending was a big let down. Grr x2. it was interesting, but it just wasn't... Bella. Grr x3! I made a promise to myself to never read Breaking Dawn again, so I don't let it ruin the rest of the series. Heehee

I think the series is a few handfuls of episodes behind in the UK because... well I wouldn't want to spoil anything. xD But I will say it won't be too long before the original actress for Libby returns. I agree that the substitute is incredibly .... (*&^$E!

I've read all the harry potter books more than twice, except for the 7th. I've only read that once, and it's my favourite book in the world! Shame on me.

Yeah, those were the days. I miss Stingray's brother Dylan, too. I spotted him on this retarded "Elephant Princess" show for kids the other day. He plays the role of an evil villian who uses too much hair gel. : I'm surprised at how popular it is in the UK. The Mighty Boosh is popular with teenagers here. I'm freaking in love with that show.

AHAH! Nice. Is Neighbours popular in the UK?

...the Bowl of Expensive Magical Jelly. The mysterious magic of the jelly would not only give him the power to literally fart someone's face off, but would also...

I'm sick of being excited about movies made from amazing books. I should have learnt by now that they're most likely going to be shizzle.

You know who I miss most from Neighbours? Stingray...

I'm guessing a majority probably don't, since they're probably so desperate to fit in a cliche. Not that I know. Most of the people in my school would respond with a "reading is gay" or "you're a nerd" if you'd ask them. Heh...

Books that have made me cry ... a LOT: Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix " " " " Half Blood Prince } - J.K. Rowling " " " " Deathly Hallows Flowers in the Attic - V.C Andrews At First Sight A Walk to Remember } - Nicholas Sparks Dear John New Moon - Stephanie Meyer That's all I can remember right now, but I have yet to read loads more tearjerkers. I personally love to be so touched by books, especially romances. I'm so dang sensitive.

I read the first two, but lost motivation by the third. The characters just wouldn't stop pissing me off. Haha. Flowers in the attic was really the only one I loved.

I was in love with his famous kid's books when I was little. My favourites were Matilda and the BFG. The only bad thing about his books were the illustrations. They freaked me out. Haha.

Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews. A 16 year old sort of raped his younger sister, who didn't seem to mind. They fell in love and... just... no. I DID love the book though. In fact it's one of my favourites. But incest isn't really my thing. Haha.

Huh. A LOT.

I haven't read that much this last year, so I'd have to say the Twilight series. EXCLUDING Breaking Dawn. That was just utter .... poop, to put it lightly. Along with the movie. ... It's extremely hard to mention it without starting a 10 hour rant. So applaud me. Heh.

Breaking Dawn. Need I say more? Sigh.

I LOVE nicholas sparks' books! They're all soooo sad, but sooo touching. I haven't read that much of them: A Walk To Remember Dear John True Believer At First Sight (sequel of true believer). The saddest and best of those IMO is At First Sight. I couldn't BELIEVEwho dies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dear john comes second. I still remember the last sentence of that book... And they were both looking at the moon... *sniff* Atm i'm reading The Rescue. Good so far...

My favourite place to read is outside on a chair in the morning when there's a thunder storm or it's raining (under the verandah of course). And there can't be sunshine... it needs to be a cool, grey morning. I just find that relaxing... weird, i know ... But as there aren't all that many thunder storms (), i usually read in bed. gah!

ahhhh riight. thanks! i should have not been lazy and just searched on the internet, but meh. i like bein lazy