Objective: {Take over the world. Kidding...} Convert MySpaceLosers (or plain non-MySpaceLosers) to become fellow blog buddies by teaching them the true meaning of the weblog, as well as learn the habit of consistency (by posting at least every other day).
Converts so far: 13
Converts who seem to be keeping up the posting (AT LEAST every other day): 4-5
Converts who seem to have given up posting: 4-5?
I have to say, this wasn't too successful. Oh well. :]
Converts so far: 13
Converts who seem to be keeping up the posting (AT LEAST every other day): 4-5
Converts who seem to have given up posting: 4-5?
I have to say, this wasn't too successful. Oh well. :]Of course, this is not a school related project. Duh. Our teachers wouldn't be cool enough to tell us to do these things. *sigh...*
Anyway, recently, for the times that I've been watching movies with my mom, she always has this funny habit.
{Yes, I'm aware that I'm posting this on the international internet, but 1. she doesn't read my blog, 2. she doesn't read my blog, and 3. she doesn't read my blog.}
Whether it's an action movie, a romance movie, a horror movie, a mystery movie, or an animation, she tends to try to predict what might happen later on. Just like anyone, right?
Except, when she's predicting, it's always about death.
And she's always talking about how blahblahblah is probably dead and how blahblahblah is also dead and maybe even blahblahblah is dead as well.
Haha, I know, funny huh?
Although, one thing is that: she says it with such certainty. Instead of: Is blahblahblah dead? It becomes: Blahblahblah is dead. {notice the "period" shows that it is statement.}
In the past, my reaction would have been: OH MY GOSH REALLY?
And recently, I've just learned that this really is going to carry on with the same pattern.
Mom, please stop saying blahblahblah is dead.... it's hard to follow the plot when there are not characters. O_o
