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Princess Volupine Vice Captain
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 Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 10:02 am
awww i would've invited yew!
i liked it, but the end was just awful :/
i paid like $12 >.>;;
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 12:39 pm
maybe it's just 'cause i'm a sucker for alice in wonderland stuff
'cause i'm in love with the book, but i liked the movie.
to be honest, i'm not sure it lived up to my hopes, but i had
some high expectations. i liked the character alice, though.
she certainly fit the qualification.
it reminded me of wizard of oz at the end, though,
when she had to say good-bye to the characters
that kind of resembled people she knew in real-life and stuff.
i think we paid $7 or something.
i'm not sure.
we didn't see it in 3-D though.
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Princess Volupine Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 2:31 pm
The book wasnt as epic as everyone makes it out to be, but i appreciated all the references to it!
that's cuz i got the tickets early and its a couple bucks extra.
i hate that 3D and XD stuff. waste of money, if you ask me.
my family is currently watching it in XD. wonder what they'll think.....
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 4:16 pm
I'm pretty excited to see that movie : D
Love Alice in Wonderland! And Helena Bonhan-Carter is AMAZING,
along with Johnny. Anne is a pretty great actress as well.
[I'm actually in an Alice in Wonderland onexone RP right now, we have like 5 charries each. lol. it's crazy.]
My bf made me promise I'd see it with him first, because he wants to see my reaction.
Then I also get to go see it with my female cousins, and we're going to bring cocoa puffs.
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 4:58 pm
LOLOL cocoa Puffs!
I heard that it didn't meet up with its expectations, but it was still good.
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Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 7:41 pm
Boo,
I bet you'll love it. i saw it and thought it was your [acid-spiked] cup of tea :3
@only
yeah, exactly.
epic, save for the end.
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Princess Volupine Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 4:45 am
Orly?
Booness.
The end makes it or breaks it.
There are several anime seriese that are kind of meh, but the end is loke AWESOOOMMMEEE!
So that makes them great.
The end is the most important part. D=
How dare they neglect it! =o
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 1:25 pm
PV: orly nao?
I'm quite excited to see it, planning on seeing it on Saturday with the boy frann :]
how have all of you been lately?
Oh, and Charles just like doesn't care about gaia anymore, it makes me super sad. gonk
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 6:30 pm
@cap'n:
o:
i looove your avatar!
it's like that unicorn attack game! -yay-
@everyone else:
well. nothing is happening
in my life that gives me a good
excuse to be not as active
as i once was, other than the
fact that for some reason,
i'm not as attracted to the computer
as i once was.
well, that and the fact that no
one ever emails me, and most
the time i'm not feeling so social
and rather sit in my room and read. :/
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 5:57 am
He doesn't care about his online friends. Lame ness ness ness. =o
Yeah, the second I saw the new (I think) unicorn thing, I was all, "Hay, they stole that from teh game, I bet! =D"
Well, sitting in your room and reading is nice.
I used to be a lot more attracted to the computer as well, but nao I avoid it if I'm on a break or something.
I've even avoided coming online on days when I simply didn't have any schoolwork XDD!
So I suppose I understand Charles/Centronias/Cap N' Dee.
Hay, all of those start wiff C. =o
I just noticed, so if you've known that forever, excuse me for being slow. =D
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Princess Volupine Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2010 7:55 pm
@only
yeah rly. that's why i have mixed feelings about that movie :/
@Boo
i thought we had agreed on a plan once he decided he didn't like to get on Gaia that involves his itty bits. wink
and i've been furious. my parents think im an idiot with no soshul skills [which is partly true] and they don't want me to go to nyu.
but i've got news for them.
in may, i shall be a piece of property no longer.
@solar
hell, i'll e'mail you!
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Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2010 9:29 pm
So, I never post here, and I just learned that, statistically, Native Americans are more likely to enlist in the US military than members of any other ethnic group. No ethnic group in this nation has a larger percent of it's population enlist.
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Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 4:47 am
It's interesting how everyone thinks so highly of their eighteenth birthday.
Like, when I turned eighteen, everyone was all "Wao, do you feel different!?"
No. No I don't. I am one day older than I was yesterday.
Um . . . yay?
I don't think the feeling is bount to change any time soon with some other epic "age gap."
@ Major: Orly? Most interesting! =D
Do you have specific statistics for different tribes?
Because, statistically, Native Americans own casinos.
Cept Navajos don't own casinos because they're awesome like that. =o
Also, is the statistic based off of the fact that 99.9999% of everybody has some Cherokee Indian in them.
So, it could be going "Oh, everybody has Cherokee, sooo Cherokees must LOVE the military! =D Hurry, Bob, put that on the statistic list!"
XDD!
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Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 8:22 am
Only Christ I Follow @ Major: Orly? Most interesting! =D Do you have specific statistics for different tribes? Because, statistically, Native Americans own casinos. Cept Navajos don't own casinos because they're awesome like that. =o Also, is the statistic based off of the fact that 99.9999% of everybody has some Cherokee Indian in them. So, it could be going "Oh, everybody has Cherokee, sooo Cherokees must LOVE the military! =D Hurry, Bob, put that on the statistic list!" XDD! No, I don't have specific statistics for different tribes, but the book I got this info from points out that .1% of all Americans belong to a Native American tribe, but a full 1% of all US military personal do. I also read a statistic online saying that about 10% of all Native Americans have military service ( http://www.defense.gov/specials/nativeamerican01/warrior.html). 10% is a really high number when it comes to military service. No other ethnic group in this nation has a percentage of veterans that high. It could have something to do with the abject poverty on reservations. The tribes with casinos are generally wealthy, but most tribes don't have a casino. Indian Gambling isn't as widespread as many think. Reservations are hotbeds of poverty and alcoholism (Seriously. Native Americans have a death rate from alcohol related causes four times the national average.). The military could well provide an escape.
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Princess Volupine Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:27 pm
Only Christ I Follow It's interesting how everyone thinks so highly of their eighteenth birthday. Like, when I turned eighteen, everyone was all "Wao, do you feel different!?" No. No I don't. I am one day older than I was yesterday. Um . . . yay? I don't think the feeling is bount to change any time soon with some other epic "age gap." when did i say i thought highly of it? its something i can't wait for, but i won't know all the answers to everything on that day, obviously. and i think being able to vote and/or get a tattoo is pretty wicked. cant you also gamble and get plastered in england?
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