On TwilightGuy.com, he was talking about giving away autographed posters from Taylor Lautner (Jacob) and Robert Pattinson (Edward). I found it funny the way he described the
posters...
Taylor Lautner offers you flowers... While Robert Pattinson offers you a cold stare.
Friday, February 13, 2009
so darn funny
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Labels: Twilight
Monday, January 12, 2009
SCCRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and my belated thoughts on the Twilight movie
"Now here's a role Vanessa Hudgens would like to sink her teeth into. The High School Musical star has auditioned for the part of werewolf Leah Clearwater in the Twilight sequel New Moon, according to Ashley Green, who played Alice in Twilight."I think she'd be great," Greene tells MTV. As Leah, Hudgens, 20, would be a foil to Taylor Lautner, who will reprise his role as werewolf Jacob Black. In the Stephenie Meyer novels, Leah is her pack's lone female werewolf – and a jilted one, at that. Unlike Hudgens's Gabriella in HSM, Leah experiences heartbreak, being ditched by classmate (and fellow werewolf) Sam Uley."
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Labels: New Moon, Twilight, Twilight movie
twilight-related updates
Just to let you guys know, on the side I have started a new thing with updates about the New Moon movie and Midnight Sun, the book of Twilight from Edward's point of view. That way all of the Twilight news won't crowd my actual blog (just the side of it). :D Now you can be sure everything in my blog is all about me and not about my obsession with Twilight!!
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Labels: Midnight Sun, New Moon, Twilight
Monday, December 8, 2008
twilight guy
Sorry for the million and one posts I've done in the past couple days.
Wow, I just found this Twilight site called www.twilightguy.com, and it is sooo funny! It is a guy who reads Twilight's blog and it is very popular. He sorta makes fun of Twilight, which, surprisingly, I find hiliarious. Here is something funny he says (he inserts words to make it funnier, those are written in red):
"..You know," Iteased halfheartedly. 'this whole secrecy and deception things is kinda a pain.'
"Edward's expression hardened. 'It gets easier. After a few decades, everyone you know is dead. Problem solved.'
"He sniffed. 'In fact, the thought is so depressing, I might just break out into song.'
"And thus a new career was born."
Another one I found particularly funny was this:
“I feel like I don’t really understand your relationship. Like there’s some secret I’m missing…” Renee said.
I nodded. “Yes mother, I confess. My boyfriend is a vampire. Surprise!”
But Renee only nodded. It wasn’t the reaction I had been expecting, so in shock, I went on.
“A-and…my best friend is a werewolf.”
But she only nodded again. It was utterly maddening, how casual she seemed to take the supernatural things. What was wrong with her?
So, in desperation, I hissed, MOM CHARLIE ISN’T A POLICE OFFICER HE IS REALLY A GNOME.”
To my utter rage, she only nodded. Then she sighed.
“I guess then it’s time to tell you the truth,” she broke the silence. “See, Phil is actually a leprechaun…”
If you like Twilight and you need a good laugh, go to www.twilightguy.com and enjoy!!
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Sunday, November 30, 2008
the boy in the striped pajamas and twilight
I just finished a book called "The Boy In The Striped Pajamas" by John Boyne. It is a book about the Holocaust from the perspective of a nine-year-old boy named Bruno with a Nazi soldier as a father. Bruno moves from his home in England to a deserted home near a camp for Jews called Out-With. There he meets a Jew boy who lives behind a fence with hundreds of striped pajama-wearing Jews. This boy becomes his only friend. Bruno doesn't really understand the concept of the Holocaust, or even that the Jews are beaten beyond the fence, so it is a simplistic but well-written book. It has a heartbreaking ending, but it is a beautifully written book. It is in the process of being made into a movie. I saw the preview for it when I was watching Twilight.
Twilight was amazing! 5/5 Stars! I saw it the Friday it came out and it was awesome!! It was a perfect image of the book. Jasper was hilarious! He was described as "That's Jasper. He's the one who always looks like he's in pain." I can't find a pic of him, so you'll have to go see the movie yourself! Yeah, so, read The Boy In the Striped Pajamas and watch Twilight!
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Labels: The Boy In The Striped Pajamas, Twilight


