So the other day, I was chatting with my TwiHard friend, when a mutual acquaintance came up to us and joined the conversation. After a few minutes, the acquaintance mentioned that she hadn't seen Eclipse yet, and was going to rent it and watch it that evening.
As both my TwiHard friend and I had different opinions of the film, she dicho "You'll amor it", at the same time as I said, with my usual cynicism, "You'll hate it".
Now first, let me clear something up. I did not hate the Eclipse movie. In terms of accuracy, I thought it did a pretty good job of sticking to the book, and overall, while It's not one of my favorito! films that I've seen, it was definitely one of the better Twilight movies, and it had some pretty funny moments (though nothing compares to the "Facepunch" movie scene in New Moon-"Put your gun down o I'll shoot tu in your freaking face!") so I'd be the first to admit that my words were a bit of an exaggeration.
Anyways, after the mutual friend had left, my TwiHard friend and I agreed on a little bet. Whoever's original words were closest to how she really felt about Eclipse after seeing it would win, and would get to make the loser do anything they wanted, within reason. I was certain that my victory was in the bag, since the mutual friend had never expressed any amor of Twilight before.
The siguiente morning, we met the mutual friend, (who had no knowledge of our bet), before school started, and eagerly awaited her opinion of Eclipse. Here is what she said, (and this is a quote): "It wasn't too bad, I mean, it was pretty good".
I registered what she'd dicho just as my TwiHard friend began cheering gleefully over her victory. I then waited to see what she had in store for me.
Finally, she came up with my punishment for losing the bet. I have to re-read the Twilight series, and registrarse the Twilight Series spot on here, at least until I'm done with the book. I figured that she's hoping that I'll read it again and like it so much that I'll become a real fan of the series.
Right now, I'm partway through Twilight, and she's been quizzing me on each chapter. No joke. She also knows the book well enough to ask obscure preguntas about each Chapter without looking at the book. Here's an example of the sort of thing she asks: "Describe the camisa, camiseta Bella was wearing when she leaves Arizona to mover to Forks".
Oh well, at least it'll help my debating on here if I know the libros better.....
Moral of the story: Never make a bet with a Twilight fan. o actually, don't make any bets at all...unless you're pretty sure you'll win....or actually.....never mind....
As both my TwiHard friend and I had different opinions of the film, she dicho "You'll amor it", at the same time as I said, with my usual cynicism, "You'll hate it".
Now first, let me clear something up. I did not hate the Eclipse movie. In terms of accuracy, I thought it did a pretty good job of sticking to the book, and overall, while It's not one of my favorito! films that I've seen, it was definitely one of the better Twilight movies, and it had some pretty funny moments (though nothing compares to the "Facepunch" movie scene in New Moon-"Put your gun down o I'll shoot tu in your freaking face!") so I'd be the first to admit that my words were a bit of an exaggeration.
Anyways, after the mutual friend had left, my TwiHard friend and I agreed on a little bet. Whoever's original words were closest to how she really felt about Eclipse after seeing it would win, and would get to make the loser do anything they wanted, within reason. I was certain that my victory was in the bag, since the mutual friend had never expressed any amor of Twilight before.
The siguiente morning, we met the mutual friend, (who had no knowledge of our bet), before school started, and eagerly awaited her opinion of Eclipse. Here is what she said, (and this is a quote): "It wasn't too bad, I mean, it was pretty good".
I registered what she'd dicho just as my TwiHard friend began cheering gleefully over her victory. I then waited to see what she had in store for me.
Finally, she came up with my punishment for losing the bet. I have to re-read the Twilight series, and registrarse the Twilight Series spot on here, at least until I'm done with the book. I figured that she's hoping that I'll read it again and like it so much that I'll become a real fan of the series.
Right now, I'm partway through Twilight, and she's been quizzing me on each chapter. No joke. She also knows the book well enough to ask obscure preguntas about each Chapter without looking at the book. Here's an example of the sort of thing she asks: "Describe the camisa, camiseta Bella was wearing when she leaves Arizona to mover to Forks".
Oh well, at least it'll help my debating on here if I know the libros better.....
Moral of the story: Never make a bet with a Twilight fan. o actually, don't make any bets at all...unless you're pretty sure you'll win....or actually.....never mind....
Is it just me, o does it seem like most of the Twilight fans feel that they have to write in capitol letters to get their points across? Personally i find it really annoying.
It's also a fact that if tu write in capitol letters IT TAKES LONGER FOR THE BRAIN TO PROCESS THE INFORMATION and therefore takes longer to read. Originally all the road signs (In England anyway) were written in capitol letters, until they were redone and someone found that smaller case letters were quicker to read. So they changed it.
So siguiente time tu feel like shouting because your book sucks, don't write in capitols, but put...
*shouting*... at the begining of your speech.
Thank you. That is all.
It's also a fact that if tu write in capitol letters IT TAKES LONGER FOR THE BRAIN TO PROCESS THE INFORMATION and therefore takes longer to read. Originally all the road signs (In England anyway) were written in capitol letters, until they were redone and someone found that smaller case letters were quicker to read. So they changed it.
So siguiente time tu feel like shouting because your book sucks, don't write in capitols, but put...
*shouting*... at the begining of your speech.
Thank you. That is all.