Sunday, March 25, 2012

20 Ways To Survie In A Horror Movie, or Nightmares

Lately I'm seeing nightmares, and woke up in the middle of the night and thinking how I died and what could I do to survive, cause I see this scary movie characters and yes, although I'm super careful they get me! Grrr... And what I stumbled today is awesome! :)

20 Ways To Survie In A Horror Movie:
A quick run-down should you ever find yourself trapped in a horror movie and would prefer to live to tell the tale.
1. Don’t have sex.
  • Seriously
  • Abstinence is key.
2. Don’t go out with people you’ve just met that day.
  • I don’t care how good he says his weed is
  • he is cuckoo bananas
  • and he wants you dead.
3. Don’t go to camp. Especially one where someone was murdered.
  • There are six words you should YouTube, should you get the chance
  • “Kevin Bacon in Friday the 13th”
4. Find a good hiding place and… STAY. THERE.
  • If the killer can’t see you or hear you WHY WOULD YOU MOVE?
  • Possibly the easiest rule to follow and, ironically enough, the easiest to break.
5. Always wear sensible shoes, ‘cause you never know when you’ll need to run through the woods.
  • Someone will always be barefoot
  • Or in heels
  • Or just plain clumsy
  • And will sprain their ankles
  • And die.
6. If the town looks deserted, it’s probably because everyone is dead.
  • Don’t walk around looking for people
7. Don’t be a hero.
  • Unless your name is Harry Fucking Potter, you will die.
  • Hell, maybe even then.
  • I mean.
8. If you hear something creepy in the distance, like a dog’s yelp cut off mid-bark, don’t investigate.
  • The killer is there.
  • Also your dog is dead.
9. Always check the backseat before entering your vehicle.
  • The last thing you need is to be killed while trying to merge on the expressway.
10. If your car breaks down in front of a dilapidated gas station, don’t ask a sketchy-looking townie for help.
  • Some part of your body will wind up in his pick-up truck
11. Don’t go into the basement.
  • They are creepy enough without you dying in one.
12. If you’re trying to buy a house and the real estate agent won’t answer any direct questions about either the history of the home and/or the previous tenants, DO NOT MOVE IN.
  • At some point, someone in the house heard voices and cracked.
13. Turn off the television (and run away) if a girl crawls out of it.
  • It is obviously your wisest choice.
14. If the walls of your house bleed, do not attempt an exorcism.
  • Move very very far away
  • Because there’s blood on your walls.
  • Blood.
  • Your
  • Walls
  • Are
  • Bleeding.
15. Don’t act like a detective.
  • Some crazy Japanese kid who meows like a cat will attack you in a closet.
16. Google the location you’ll be vacationing at.
  • If more than five reports for “Missing Persons” pops up, you know not to go there.
  • Issue. Solved.
17. Don’t get drunk. Or come under the influence of any mind-altering drug.
  • Running away from a killer is that much harder when you’re tipsy and giggling.
18. If you see someone in a mask, don’t assume it’s one of your friends playing a trick on you to scare you.
  • It is the killer.
  • They will kill you.
19. Don’t take a shower.
  • ONLY APPLIES IF:
  • It’s past midnight at the campground you and your sorority sisters are staying at or
  • The lock to the door doesn’t work and you hear creepy piano music.
20. If the call is coming from inside the house, get out.
  • Clearly the killer is not outside, now is he?

Monday, March 19, 2012

More Than 1000 Kisses

Poor Juliet..

I was watching Romeo & Juliet in a theater.. was perfect! It was like the old times, the actors were all men! Romeo was a guy, Juliet was a cute blonde guy, mothers, and the nurse.. all guys!

We were discussing after the show that if Romeo was really in love with Juliet?

- At the beginning Romeo was in love with Rosalie, he loved her deeply, he was only living with her idea, but then he fell in love with Juliet as soon as he saw her.

- The next day they got married secretly and slept together.


The most famous love story: Romeo & Juliet


Conclusion: Romeo was a love addict. He was loving the idea and feeling of "love".

I can hear "but he killed himself for her?!!" Juliet, Rosalie, or anybody else could be this person, who gave him the satisfaction of killing himself for the love. It's not the love for Juliet. Or Rosalie. It's just idea of love, made him buying and drinking the poison.

That's my personal belief about the most beautiful love story ever (!) "Romeo & Juliet"

And Juliet.. Poor girl.. Did she really love him? No! She was only a 13 years old kid who didn't know what love is. But she was sure she didn't want to marry this Paris guy, she liked Juliet more.

Parents of Juliet.. The father who physically and psychologically forced his daughter to marry with Paris.. That's the story still happens to millions of women. However, sometimes no need to a father who force for the more secure life for the daughter. Women live "the Juliet situation": meet with a nice guy with money, secure feeling, and blah blah, and although they don't love this guy, they choose to marry. With the same intentions of that father.. And, here, I'm not judging the parents or the women. How can I?

I just read a news: "The woman whose husband didn't have a job for 8 months, couldn't find wood to heat her 3 children, killed herself desperately." So maybe they loved each other, at least they thought so, but it's not enough to make decisions such as having 3 children. Finance, education, etc, important stuff..

Basically, parents have their own points I respect. Women have their own points, I feel and respect. And I can imagine all different variations so it all depends. But men? Don't you think they are all a Romeo? :) (Do I really mean it or do I just try to make a fancy ending, who knows...)

NOTE: The theatre address here, if you have some time, definitely watch it!!! :) It was a great experience for me, the stage was gorgeous, and actors, and the live musicians, and it's just $20! ;)

The Beckmann Theatre
314 West 54th Street between 8th & 9th, second floor, New York, United States