15 posts tagged “chat”
Jill: Yum. lunch out of a vending machine.
me: Keep the Eye of the Tiger.
Jill: I think the Eye of the Tiger is completely sustained by vending machine food.
me: Must be a pretty sickly Tiger, then, with a rheumy, near-sighted Eye.
Background: I made some delicious vegan chicken noodle soup last night.
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Jill: I want some mother-fucking soup.
Jill: why is twitter destroying the interweb
Jill: Man.I wish I could blink and make a jack and coke appear. '
me: Yay, I have you addicted to Bellen now!
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me: Halloo!
Sara: HOWDY
me: We are going to annihilate Mika.
Sad, so sad.
Sara: HAHA
YEAH
ooops
no shouting sorry
me: I really don't care about all caps.
SOme people are total fucking snobs about it.
It bothers me not.
A refusal to capitalize AT ALL, however? That's a different story.
Sara: :P
me: You are lazy and shiftless.
HAHA, shiftless!
GET IT!
HAHA I AM SO CLEVER.
See...because you don't hit the shift key...
Sara: hahaha (I wanted that to laugh like a robot voice, but I don't know how to go about doing that)
me: You're jealous of my quick-draw wit.
It's okay, I understand.
We can't all be like me, after all.
You should be content with your own, much less-brilliant-than-me, sense of humor.
It's funny sometimes!
Sara: sometimes I like to let you ramble on
it amuses me
me: That's because I'm SO FUCKIN' FUNNY.
Mika: Beep.
Jill: What do I want to wear?
Jill: It was creepy
This chat contains spoilers for the film 30 Days of Night, if you care.
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me: Hello, Sara Shea, what's happenin'?
sara: Hey Kevin Wolf!
Waiting to start work at 11pm
me: Yippee!
Man, your schedule sucks!
sara: IT TOTALLY DOES
me: I just watched "30 Days of Night".
sara: I hate working overnight
me: It was Not Bad.
sara: what did youthink?
yes, I agree
me: It is bleak and bloody as hell, which is the way I like my horror.
sara: soooo trye
true, even
me: I quibble with a couple plot points, but generally I thought it was quite good.
sara: yes, I saw it alone when it came out, and left feeling entertained and impressed with most of it
me: Yeah.
My quibbles:
I tire of the science-ification of horror movies, so I do NOT think that a UV light would ahve the same effect upon a vampire as the sun.
sara: yes
me: Vampirism is a CURSE, it's SUPERNATURAL, it has nothing to do with viruses and UV light.
sara: yes
me: The SUN kills them, not grandma's grow lamp.
Second quibble:
The dude blows himself up with like 8 sticks of dynamite, and then you see him still alive with half his face blackened.
What the HELL is that all about?
sara: HHAHAHAHA
I forgot about that
yes
me: Third quibble: the big one.
You know what I am going to say.
sara: say it anyway
me: Josh Hartnett turns himself into some half-ass vampire by injecting his dead friend's blood?
And then he goes out to fight the bloodsuckers and save his woman, but the sun was coming up in like ten minutes anyway?
That was retarded.
sara: hehe
me: However, the final shot, with her holding him as he turned to ash, was very nice, so...
Whatcha gonna do?
sara: I was able to swallow the injection thing, even though I didn't love it so much, because the rescue scene was fun
me: Yeah.
My favorite bit?
sara: um, and the girlfriend is hawt
me: Little brother CHOPPING A 6-YEAR OLD'S FUCKING HEAD OFF.
CHOPPED
IT
OFF.
sara: SO GREAT
me: That's so much more hardcore than you usually get from a Hollywood horror flick.
I loved how it was just unabashedly R-Rated.
sara: and yet, it was your run-of-the-mill-bloody-fang-movie
AND SO MUCH MORE
me: Haha.
And Josh Hartnett continues his illogical string of Kevin-impressing film roles.
sara: I actually really dug their take on Renfield
that was unexpected
me: He's come a long way since playing the brooding drug dealer in that crapfest "The Faculty".
sara: (ok, I liked Hartnett too, WHICH I CANNOT EXPLAIN)
me: Oh, yeah, Ben Foster was great.
Check out "3:10 to Yuma" if you want to see a great Ben Foster performance.
sara: no one goes for renfield these days
unless they want to do a corset piece, you know
me: Haha, yeah.
sara: so, that was refreshing
me: Indeed!
sara: I love me the vampire movies
and I love me the zombie movies
and it was kinda both
me: Yeah, it was more zombie than vampire.
All horror movies nowadays are basically zombie movies, it seems.
sara: yes, it's a disturbing trend, I find
not everything can be zombies
THIS IS A FACT
me: Seriously.
HAHA!
Yes, it is an inarguable fact that NOT EVERYTHING CAN BE ZOMBIES.
Print that on a tee-shirt, because it is TRUE.
sara: WE HAVE JUST MADE A TSHIRT
hahaha
we are genuises
4:14 PM me: Huh, my Ben Affleck facts got [tig]-ed in the Entertainment module thingy.