Stupid Guest Tricks

It's time for the current popular movies parody.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHkPJ1ACLrg
I might even see this one too.

Gonna hog-tie my daughter and make her watch this. She's seen Twilight like,3-4 times.

darph nader wrote:Gonna hog-tie my daughter and make her watch this. She's seen Twilight like,3-4 times.

Only? Then she's no true twi-hard.

And how many times for "New Moon" and "Eclipse"?

Ms. Matterhorn wrote:And how many times for "New Moon" and "Eclipse"?

I don't know which one it was. All I know is that she was 'totally' gaga for the silly movie.

Thomas Raith can kick Edward Cullen's sparkly butt!

Funny,but Ozzy did a parody of several movies, including Twilight,and showed it at Ozzfest.......
Ozzy:Saw the word,say it out loud......
Bella: Vampire!
Ozzy: Vampire? I'm no F&*(ing Vampire! Vampires are pussies! I'm the F&*()ing Prince of Darkness!!!!!!!

it's on YouTube,but NSFW!!!!!

Poor writing to the side for a moment, I sometimes worry about the adolescent twi-hards... there's something fundamentally creepy about the relationship between Bella and Edward... with the whole, I love you but I'm afraid I'll loose control hurt you thing, and the Edward watching her when he doesn't know he's there... getting all possessive...

It's not a healthy model for future relationships...

8^S

Hey, Mayo, I agree....not really all that healthy for "real" relationships, but....it got my daughter to read this summer. As much as her mom is a geek and will read a 700 page novel in two days, she is not. I talked with her while (and after) she was reading the books and explained what I felt was wrong with the main characters relationship. Mainly...Bella's life was consumed with Edward and she didn't go off to college because she wanted him in her life so badly. I explained that, in this day and age, that's not normal (or appropriate in my household). I told her when she's older she can read my novels about Valkyries and witches that kick butt and still get the man (MUCH too much adult content for her!).

DragonFox98 wrote:Hey, Mayo, I agree....not really all that healthy for "real" relationships, but....it got my daughter to read this summer. As much as her mom is a geek and will read a 700 page novel in two days, she is not. I talked with her while (and after) she was reading the books and explained what I felt was wrong with the main characters relationship. Mainly...Bella's life was consumed with Edward and she didn't go off to college because she wanted him in her life so badly. I explained that, in this day and age, that's not normal (or appropriate in my household). I told her when she's older she can read my novels about Valkyries and witches that kick butt and still get the man (MUCH too much adult content for her!).

No College,and Being Undead......
I guess there's always Beauty School! ;)