guess not

going to six flags in an hour. the first time i've posted at exactly 7:02 in the a.m.
im real hyper, and normally when i am hyper, the best ideas come into my head
like...a hat made of cheese...
wow!
that freakin came out of no where!
Im kidding. I'm a very sophisticated girl.
I got offered a trip to Europe. To London! ^_^ I can only think of one reason to really go to England *cough* meet myk *cough*. But i said no. I don't know why. Maybe it was because the guy that invited me is uh...kinda...on the...criminally insane side.
The whole issue came out of no where. We were sitting on his couch and all the sudden he's like, "wanna go to europe with me?" and i said,
"the continent?"
as if there was some other europe...but i was so surprised. he laughed and said,
"guess not." then i felt bad.
those two words can hurt really bad. Once you hear them come out of someone's mouth you know the conversation is dead. and beyond repair. You can say something along the lines of "no, that's not what i meant" but normally the other person has made up thier mind.
I'm contemplating seeing Hostel Part II. The first one was somewhat of a disapointment. 45 mins of boobs then poorly done torture. I mean the story was good but the flashy gore and porno-type scenes made it seem not-so intellectual.
The movie hooked me about 48 mins in when Payton (Jay hernandez) walked into the Hostel to find his friend (the blonde guy...forgot his name) and he looked in one of the rooms and found that german guy operating on his dead friend. THAT was the ONLY GOOD horror part in the whole movie. I was like, "oh shit" at that, but then it got boring and tedious. I found myself saying, "just kill him already" at least four times.
Seriously...what kind of sickminded person actually enjoys hearing people whimper like that? If you like that, do me a favor and go see a psychologist. Please. You're wrong in the head whether you think so or not. (as a matter of fact, most insane people don't know they are insane.)
there's a difference between horror and mindless torture. and eli roth is trying to fill the gap with his modern film Hostel. I hope it collects dust on every shelf by 2008.