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That we are definately Dancers.

Grave_n_idle wrote:

Veceria wrote:I learned that Underworld is still one of the coolest Vampire/Werewolf movies out there.

As far as crossovers between the two, almost certainly.

"30 Days of Night" is a much better vampire film. "Dog Soldiers" is a much better werewolf film.

Dog soldiers is definitely win. 30 Days of Night ... gets boring if the same TV channel plays it again and again.

Buffett and Colbert wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:Eso es en lo que te acostumbras.

Quiero conocer a la gente nueva ya, pero se parece que ya han formado sus grupitos. Pero queda demasiado tiempo, creo. Conoci a una chica en espanol que casi me dio una pavera en la mitad de clase. Teniamos que hacer parejas para algo, y me presente mas o menos casual (o sea, somos companeros) y se paro bien prim y proper y me dio la introduccion mas formal que he visto nunca. Pero luego me parecio como buena gente.

Jeje, ya erás. Encajarás en algún grupo, y todo te irá bien.

Hay gente que es bien formal. Yo, por ejemplo.

Been married to Gallo almost 2 years and I do not call his parents by name. To me they are Mister and Mrs [insert name here].

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Veceria wrote:... Twilight's not very hard to beat

Have you seen Queen of the Damned?

In all fairness, "Queen of the Damned" only appears quite SO awful because it followed "Interview..."

I learned I should get upstairs....or wifey will kick my ass.

So, I must depart.

Knoxcrest wrote:I learned I should get upstairs....or wifey will kick my ass.

So, I must depart.

Have fun

Veceria wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:


I had the same reaction. But do not abuse the plant. It's not it's fault that that film sucked so much.

... I meant ... I liked that movie ... that's why I yelled that I want to see it again ... >__>
*hides*

You did? I am so so sorry.

You see, I read the book. And the film murdered the book. In fact, it almost doesn't resemble the book, which was a bummer to me.

Zeth Rekia wrote:

The Nuclear Fist wrote:Hmm. Comas make me itchy.

Cool.

Cause' Tiami and Coffee were getting ready to bury you in one of their threads.

Hes a zombie.

*gets a shovel*

That when I speak to people I almost never reference their names and for professors or other people I hold to high esteem, I usually call them: "[Academic Title]. [First Letter of their Last Name]."

Veceria wrote:

Grave_n_idle wrote:
As far as crossovers between the two, almost certainly.

"30 Days of Night" is a much better vampire film. "Dog Soldiers" is a much better werewolf film.

Dog soldiers is definitely win. 30 Days of Night ... gets boring if the same TV channel plays it again and again.

"30 Days of Night" is the only real claimant to realistic historical Vampire mythology, and I give it a lot of credit for that.

It's not my favourite Vampire film (it is in the top 5 though), but it's certainly a superior product.

"Dog Soldiers", on the other hand, is just so far out of the park that it's practically in a different sport.

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Veceria wrote:... I meant ... I liked that movie ... that's why I yelled that I want to see it again ... >__>
*hides*

You did? I am so so sorry.

You see, I read the book. And the film murdered the book. In fact, it almost doesn't resemble the book, which was a bummer to me.

Read the book too ... but forgot it till I saw the movie ... the music was the most amazing part in it.

Grave_n_idle wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
Have you seen Queen of the Damned?

In all fairness, "Queen of the Damned" only appears quite SO awful because it followed "Interview..."

G, whoever made the script really murdered the book. So much so that aside from some of the characters having the same names, the story doesn't follow, at all, what is in the book.

They should've gone with The vampire Lestat first and then go into Queen. But perhaps the outcome would've been the same.

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Buffett and Colbert wrote:Quiero conocer a la gente nueva ya, pero se parece que ya han formado sus grupitos. Pero queda demasiado tiempo, creo. Conoci a una chica en espanol que casi me dio una pavera en la mitad de clase. Teniamos que hacer parejas para algo, y me presente mas o menos casual (o sea, somos companeros) y se paro bien prim y proper y me dio la introduccion mas formal que he visto nunca. Pero luego me parecio como buena gente.

Jeje, ya erás. Encajarás en algún grupo, y todo te irá bien.

Hay gente que es bien formal. Yo, por ejemplo.

Been married to Gallo almost 2 years and I do not call his parents by name. To me they are Mister and Mrs [insert name here].

I mean, it's not weird to me if it's between to people who don't know each other in a professional setting (i.e. coworkers) or if it's between superiors and inferiors (teacher and student) pero siempre he llamado alguien de mi edad como "tu." Nunca "usted" (salvo en situaciones formales que surgen, por ejemplo, en las competencias de MUN que tengo). Me parece raro.

It also strikes me as odd to call your in-laws Mr. and Mrs. _______. But I guess some people are particular about these things.

Veceria wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
You did? I am so so sorry.

You see, I read the book. And the film murdered the book. In fact, it almost doesn't resemble the book, which was a bummer to me.

Read the book too ... but forgot it till I saw the movie ... the music was the most amazing part in it.

The music was alright. The film was a fiasco.

Buffett and Colbert wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
Jeje, ya erás. Encajarás en algún grupo, y todo te irá bien.

Hay gente que es bien formal. Yo, por ejemplo.

Been married to Gallo almost 2 years and I do not call his parents by name. To me they are Mister and Mrs [insert name here].

I mean, it's not weird to me if it's between to people who don't know each other in a professional setting (i.e. coworkers) or if it's between superiors and inferiors (teacher and student) pero siempre he llamado alguien de mi edad como "tu." Nunca "usted" (salvo en situaciones formales que surgen, por ejemplo, en las competencias de MUN que tengo). Me parece raro.

It also strikes me as odd to call your in-laws Mr. and Mrs. _______. But I guess some people are particular about these things.

It may be just their upbringing. -shrug-

And my in-laws have said many times to call them by first name, but I just can't. Odd, I know.

Grave_n_idle wrote:

Veceria wrote:Dog soldiers is definitely win. 30 Days of Night ... gets boring if the same TV channel plays it again and again.

"30 Days of Night" is the only real claimant to realistic historical Vampire mythology, and I give it a lot of credit for that.

It's not my favourite Vampire film (it is in the top 5 though), but it's certainly a superior product.

"Dog Soldiers", on the other hand, is just so far out of the park that it's practically in a different sport.

I only remember a few good Vampire movies ... yeah, 30 Days of Night was one of the better ones. Werewolf movies ... In the top 5 may be Ginger Snaps and ... damn, can't remember any other one right now, apart form Dog Soldiers, of course.

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:And my in-laws have said many times to call them by first name, but I just can't. Odd, I know.

Well, FYI, I'm not referring to you as "Mrs. no Tsuki-Galloism." Sorry.

That I prefer Avant-Garde things over regular things.

Buffett and Colbert wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:And my in-laws have said many times to call them by first name, but I just can't. Odd, I know.

Well, FYI, I'm not referring to you as "Mrs. no Tsuki-Galloism." Sorry.

Nah, it's ok. You can call me by my name. The formal one is me, but I ain't calling you Mr. Buffett so...

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Buffett and Colbert wrote:Well, FYI, I'm not referring to you as "Mrs. no Tsuki-Galloism." Sorry.

Nah, it's ok. You can call me by my name. The formal one is me, but I ain't calling you Mr. Buffett so...

Mr. Buffett sounds incredibly awesome.

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:

Buffett and Colbert wrote:Well, FYI, I'm not referring to you as "Mrs. no Tsuki-Galloism." Sorry.

Nah, it's ok. You can call me by my name. The formal one is me, but I ain't calling you Mr. Buffett so...

Yes, Mrs. no Tsuki-Galloism, sorry Mrs. no Tsuki-Galloism.

Nationstatelandsville wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
Nah, it's ok. You can call me by my name. The formal one is me, but I ain't calling you Mr. Buffett so...

Yes, Mrs. no Tsuki-Galloism, sorry Mrs. no Tsuki-Galloism.

Here... get into this bag...
-opens sack for Nat to get in-
We're going for a ride.

That someone interpets "Thou shall not suffer a witch to live" to be about female demons, not human witches.

Buffett and Colbert wrote:

Keronians wrote:
Sex?

I thought you were a virgin...

My law class took my virginity. And it was 100% consensual.

I accuse your precious law class of statutory rape.

*nods*

You aren't 16 yet, little boy.

Veceria wrote:

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:
Nah, it's ok. You can call me by my name. The formal one is me, but I ain't calling you Mr. Buffett so...

Mr. Buffett sounds incredibly awesome.

It does, actually.