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Friday, August 6, 2004

The World May Be Better Off Without All Those Ninjas That Fight In Public...
Mood:Sleepy...
Music:Umm, something by The Hives, it's on tv...

(This was copied/pasted from my livejournal because I was too lazy to type something else).

Mmm, just sleepyful, sitting around, doing absolutely nothing except watching Rockzilla and my stomach hurts for no apparent reason. Probably because I drank coke at... 10 pm... My gut will hate me for this tomorrow morning.

I got my Ringu dvd today (finally). I have to say, it wasn't nearly as scary as I thought it would be. But that was probably because I've seen The Ring and read the manga for Ringu so I knew most of what was going to happen. They didn't distort the faces as much for the pictures and for the victims, which I thought was nice because that was one of the things that freaked me out the most. There were also slight but noticable differences if you've seen both movies, and another nice thing was that there was no suicidal father. Also, in The Ring, they showed Samara's face when she came to kill Noah. When Sadako came to kill Ryuji, they just showed a freaky, bloodshot eye that had a half-flipped eyelid. The scene in which Reiko (Rachael) got the mark on her wrist from Sadako was noticably scarier than the way Rachael got it in The Ring, but hey, a good shock is nice in those movies, right? And Sadako was an actual person, while Samara was a tv projection.

After all the scary bits in a movie, my phone kept ringing... Most of the time it was one of my brother's friends. The only other time, it was Discover card. Then after it was over, I was all freaked out, but came up with the funny conclusion that if Samara/Sadako tried to come out of my tv, she'd a) fall onto the floor because it's 4 feet off the ground and b) probably be about 2 feet tall, which would be hilarious. So yeah, I'm not as paranoid as I was after seeing The Ring, because it's already been proved that it's just a movie.

Other than that, I have done nothing all day, except play Tony Hawk Underground and watch Battle Royale again. Even though I was only paying attention half the time, it still made me appreciate how much better the original was compared to the sequal.

(Wow, I'm acting so proper. I think it was the Coke.) Anyway, I have nothing else to say for now... Goodbye...
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