Showing posts with label Movie Night. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie Night. Show all posts

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Boob Combustion

I found an amazing song a few days ago - "I Hate This Part" by the Pussycat Dolls. The music video is good, too. Oh, and if you get a chance, check out "Magic," also by them.





I can still add videos, but not from YouTube, which is sad, but it's not the end of the world. I can only upload them from my computer.



I cleaned my room today, which must be something like the first time in two weeks. You can always tell that I'm really busy when my room's dirty, because I like it to be very clean, especially my windows. =)





Combust? Isn't that something with boobs?

Here's a rubble picture from the marshmallow Twin Towers.




I missed both of the Fall Choir Previews, because of movie night on Friday and CHOPS on Saturday. That was sad, but, you know, going to CHOPS isn't all that bad. Somehow I was able to find solace in their classic cheesecake. =)




I saw "Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" for the first time Saturday. I thought that it was really retarded. I didn't dig the whole aliens thing, which ruined Indiana Jones for me. Sci-Fi and IJ don't mix. Thumbs up to the sword fight on the cars, though. That was definitely the highlight of the movie. And come on, if they can make a fourth Indiana Jones, I think they can make a third Tomb Raider. Speaking of which, the new game comes out in less than a month. Ha, ha... that's the one video game I actually like. I cannot stand practically any others.




I also saw "Gladiator" for the first time Friday during movie night. Even though I fell asleep during the movie while I was supposed to be hosting, I finished it Saturday morning. I really liked it. Ha, ha... it was absolutely better than Indiana Jones.



I'll bring my paddle to be safe. Either way, I won't be
disappointed.

Ha, ha... we rock. Our jokes are definitely the best ever.

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Living in the Moment


Hm... my life is sweet nibbletz right now. I'm super-looking forward to tomorrow. It should be very awesome! Debate and Spell Bowl are amazing. I'm looking forward to (possibly) the last Spell Bowl meet of the season on Monday. It should be pretty intense, and I'm very psyched.
Team BPJ!!!


Well summer's dying, and that makes me sad. The good thing is, though, that Christmas is coming! Woot! And so is spring, which is my favorite season if you were curious. I was a little sad that I didn't get a lot of time to hang out in my woods this summer. I usually spend like half my summer there, and I wasn't there nearly that much this year. But that's OK, I guess, that just means I'll have to spend twice as much in the forest next year!

Sarah's warm, but she's not on my back.

On a positive note, however, the season change means American Eagle sales. I could use a new jacket, so I have prospects for this weekend or the next for some quality time at the mall.

We are in love like armadillos in a desert.

She's as hungry as a caterpillar in a rain forest!

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Indianapolis Debate

Indianapolis was great yesterday! I was very pleased with how it went; 4-0, and the competition was a lot tougher than Munster. My first round we were aff second. In the second round we were con second, in the third, con second, and in the fourth, aff second. Ha, ha... going second rocks, but I really hate aff. That's OK, though, because I can advocate.


The first round was fairly tame. It was our first time ever debating aff, so we had a few stumbles, but we pulled through in the cross fires and by means of a strong first constructive and final focus.

I couldn't help but cracking up in the second round. Every time before we talk, we have to ask, "Judge ready?" and "Opponents ready?" Well, when I asked the latter, the Asian I was deposing had a lisp, "Yessssss (clicks)." I tried to restrain myself from totally cracking up.

The third round was probably the most colorful. They must've had some sort of debate death wish or something. Besides calling me unpatriotic (what the heck, personal attack, much), the guy I was against in cross fire said, "I don't need proof," "Statistics don't mean anything," and "When it comes down to it, we have to put our faith in America's troops." For some reason, he wanted to talk about the war in Iraq, even though the debate was about nuclear energy. I would've felt bad for him if he wasn't going after me personally like he was. Since when has it been unpatriotic to be against significantly increasing America's use of nuclear energy anyway? Ha, ha... whatever. Uninformed people are fun to debate. =)

The fourth round was definitely our hardest. We were power matched (meaning we were both 3-0 to eliminate ties) against an Asian and an Arab (a deadly combination in debate). They won the coin flip and chose con, so we were aff second. Besides being aff, they were really good. Once again, though, the cross fires and final focus pulled us through. I delivered the final focus, and I was kind of mad, because they said that we would not be able to discover how to recycle nuclear waste in 10,000 years, which is preposterous. I quote from the last speech, "I also have to object to paranoia and pessimism being submitted as evidence." Ha, ha... a little inflammatory for a debate, but they were getting on my nerves.

So yeah, all in all, it was totally awesome! The bus rides weren't as fun as Munster's, but I think the debates were better. Not to mention, we got four rounds instead of three.



Hey CHS people! Wednesday from 6-8 is "Support Speech and Debate" at Buffalo Wild Wings. I hope to see my peeps there!

Nooooo, David! Stop ittttt! Nooooooo!!!

Ha, ha... Spell Bowl is so amazing.


Ryan's was sweet nibbletz last night! Ha, ha... And we have yet to actually see a movie at Ryan's movie nights. =)