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 Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 7:13 pm
Thats the reply I get every single time I say. Twilight is crap. And of course what they don't realise is that I am refering to both the book and the film. I have a friend who's in to Twilight and refers to her Bf as 'Her Edward' and he refers to her as 'His Bella.' Personally if my Bf/Gf referred me to Bella or Edward I'd snap.
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Posted: Fri Sep 04, 2009 7:58 pm
I would too. There is a link somewhere there was a website that had the book on there, but the anti-tweaks with it in a red pen. It's pretty damn funny and I suggest reading it like that.
I just can't read it because VAMPIRES DON'T SPARKLE!!!!!!!!!!!
And I'm just like " No no no"
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Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2009 12:07 pm
That's why my signiture for the longest time said that I read the book and I hated it. So I can avoid annoying people like that.
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Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2009 12:48 pm
Read the book, saw the film, hated them both. (The movie more for it looking like a teenage film like Mean Girls.)
That's what I hate. We say we haven't read the book, the Twitards will flame us for not reading it. We say we read it, the Twitards will think we like it. For God's sake people, we AREN'T ALL MADE TO LIKE THE SAME THING!!! If we don't like it, that's just tough s**t they're gonna have to deal with. I'm all for people liking the book, I just get annoyed when they shove my opinion in my face and they tell me what to like by flaming me for saying I hate something they worship.
And that's an upside to me about being single. I don't have a boyfriend that can refer to me as 'his Bella'.
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Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2009 1:57 pm
I would my boyfriend's balls out if he called me "HIs Bella". He knows I hate Twilight, and he hates it too, even if neither of hate it. I hate it for the sparkley vamps, he hates it how idiotic it makes people become.... we are a perfect match. biggrin
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Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2009 4:00 pm
She Promised You Cookies Read the book, saw the film, hated them both. (The movie more for it looking like a teenage film like Mean Girls.) That's what I hate. We say we haven't read the book, the Twitards will flame us for not reading it. We say we read it, the Twitards will think we like it. For God's sake people, we AREN'T ALL MADE TO LIKE THE SAME THING!!! If we don't like it, that's just tough s**t they're gonna have to deal with. I'm all for people liking the book, I just get annoyed when they shove my opinion in my face and they tell me what to like by flaming me for saying I hate something they worship. And that's an upside to me about being single. I don't have a boyfriend that can refer to me as 'his Bella'. This. This this this this this.
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Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 1:16 pm
I have read all four books, read the draft of Midnight Sun, and watched the movie.
And, I still hate it.
My boyfriend hates it too.
He actually bought the books and marked every spelling and grammatical mistake.
I love him. biggrin
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Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 1:26 pm
I must say that there are some things that the author is allowed to do, because it's her book, but it's still stupid.
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Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 2:15 pm
What these Twitards need to get is reading the book doesn't automatically make us like it. Reading/watching/playing something doesn't always make us like it! If we did, then we'd like everything we'd watch, and that's not a very good thing. We can't all like the same thing. We can't just pick up a book, read it, then go "OMG ITS LIEK THE BEST THING EVAH!!!1!1!1!!!!!1" Humans are all different. Can't these Twitards accept it?
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