Diet Pepsi: My crack to stay awake.
Actually pepsi doesn't do any good to keep me alert when I'm tired. I drink pepsi at work so that I could stay awake, mostly it just makes me a walking zombie. Setting the scene: Lady security guard's hair in dissaray, rain falling all over her clothes and face, running mascara, walking through the breezeways of elder tenants at 3 am. Who wouldn't be scared of that thing?
I watched the movie Zathura on Sunday (of course the matinee, why pay more just to see it later in the day?). Positively the best line in the movie was delivered by a 4th grade smart-ass kid to his defective robot, “Get me a juice box, biatch.” I have a couple of questions about the plot however. The astronaut is the 4th grade boy, who was trapped inside the game because he couldn’t finish it without his brother. Questions pursue: After figuring out he was doomed to be lost in the universe, how did the 4th grader figure out how to be an astronaut? Since the sister was upstairs in the house, was she trapped in the game as well? If so, what happened to her in the 15 years that passed with them lost in the universe?
The reason why I wanted to go to this movie is because I enjoyed Jumanji (same creators of Zathura) when I was a kid and thought I would of this movie too. The subject I was interested in was the game and what things could come out of it. The game Zathura didn’t seem to have as many adventures as Jumanji.
I told my roommate that I was going to move out in December. She said okay. I haven't felt such glory in a long time. I will be liberated from Tardo for good! I thought that until tonight. I never see her anywhere else except for at the apartment. Today I was walking toward the depot to get a pizza and she walked out of it. Tonight I was enjoying a brilliant episode of NCIS and she walked into the apartment. I knew that I had to leave right after. I went to the campus library, she walks in ten minutes later. It never occurred to me that I would have to see her at school. I am considering transfering to University of Washington... okay not really.
Why can't she die?
I watched the movie Zathura on Sunday (of course the matinee, why pay more just to see it later in the day?). Positively the best line in the movie was delivered by a 4th grade smart-ass kid to his defective robot, “Get me a juice box, biatch.” I have a couple of questions about the plot however. The astronaut is the 4th grade boy, who was trapped inside the game because he couldn’t finish it without his brother. Questions pursue: After figuring out he was doomed to be lost in the universe, how did the 4th grader figure out how to be an astronaut? Since the sister was upstairs in the house, was she trapped in the game as well? If so, what happened to her in the 15 years that passed with them lost in the universe?
The reason why I wanted to go to this movie is because I enjoyed Jumanji (same creators of Zathura) when I was a kid and thought I would of this movie too. The subject I was interested in was the game and what things could come out of it. The game Zathura didn’t seem to have as many adventures as Jumanji.
I told my roommate that I was going to move out in December. She said okay. I haven't felt such glory in a long time. I will be liberated from Tardo for good! I thought that until tonight. I never see her anywhere else except for at the apartment. Today I was walking toward the depot to get a pizza and she walked out of it. Tonight I was enjoying a brilliant episode of NCIS and she walked into the apartment. I knew that I had to leave right after. I went to the campus library, she walks in ten minutes later. It never occurred to me that I would have to see her at school. I am considering transfering to University of Washington... okay not really.
Why can't she die?
posted by Maroo at 9:55 PM
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