500th Post! :D

Thanks for everybody's wonderful words in my last post! You don't know how much they meant to me. *love*

Have finally seen "Alexander", in the world's most fashionable tardiness. I now sport an official freakish obssession for Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Yes, I was pretty obssessed about him before. No, you haven't seen me obssessing on him really yet. Have frightened myself by screencaptioning pretty much every second he appears in that stupid movie and perving over how good he looks there. Long hair, eyeliner and togas really do flatter him, unlike poor Jared "monkey face" Leto. It's quite possible that I harbour a kink for people whose lips dominate most of their faces. ;) On an "Alexander" note, I feel I should comment that it was way less homophobic than I expected it to be. Sure, the only two gay kisses onscreen were between Cassander and a pretty blond (yes! I have the caps to prove it!), and Alexander and the gorgeous Bagoas (everytime I hear that name I inevitably think of Legolas. sue me really). But the amount of angsty, fierce OTPness was enough to appease even the staunchiest Queer as Folk fan, I think. Not nearly as homophobic as Troy, you have to admit. :)

I wouldn't be surprised if J.K Rowling has read the latest shoebox_project, as it is quite excellent. Verily so. It pwns, in short. :D

Moonay's Sister: *finishes seeing "Alexander"* Wow, that was a bad movie.
Moonay: Yeah, but still it was better than "Troy", right?
Moonays Sister: I don't think so.
Moonay: You say that "Troy" was better? You? "Troy"? YOU? You hated that movie!
Moonay's Sister: And yet, it was better. "Alexander" had a really, really bad script. And anyway, Farrell couldn't hold it on his shoulders. They should've given the part to someone more experienced.
Moonay: Brad Pitt had "Troy" on his shoulders, and look what happened. You can't go much more experienced than Brad Pitt when it comes to main attraction.
Moonay's Sister: Maybe Eric Bana should've done "Alexander"?
Moonay: *pictures Eric Bana in blond* *reels*
Moonay's Father: Yes! And then we could all see his big dumbo ears some more!

Then we all launched a discussion about who could've star in "Alexander", which included the expected amount of dirt on Orlando Bloom as always when it comes to my father and sister and their amusement of my perving over him. Grrr.

And with that spam I bid you all good night!

ETA: People with Audioscrobblers! Show thyselves! I am "Loony Moony" there and I want buddies! *pouts cutely*

500th Post! :D

Thanks for everybody's wonderful words in my last post! You don't know how much they meant to me. *love*

Have finally seen "Alexander", in the world's most fashionable tardiness. I now sport an official freakish obssession for Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Yes, I was pretty obssessed about him before. No, you haven't seen me obssessing on him really yet. Have frightened myself by screencaptioning pretty much every second he appears in that stupid movie and perving over how good he looks there. Long hair, eyeliner and togas really do flatter him, unlike poor Jared "monkey face" Leto. It's quite possible that I harbour a kink for people whose lips dominate most of their faces. ;) On an "Alexander" note, I feel I should comment that it was way less homophobic than I expected it to be. Sure, the only two gay kisses onscreen were between Cassander and a pretty blond (yes! I have the caps to prove it!), and Alexander and the gorgeous Bagoas (everytime I hear that name I inevitably think of Legolas. sue me really). But the amount of angsty, fierce OTPness was enough to appease even the staunchiest Queer as Folk fan, I think. Not nearly as homophobic as Troy, you have to admit. :)

I wouldn't be surprised if J.K Rowling has read the latest shoebox_project, as it is quite excellent. Verily so. It pwns, in short. :D

Moonay's Sister: *finishes seeing "Alexander"* Wow, that was a bad movie.
Moonay: Yeah, but still it was better than "Troy", right?
Moonays Sister: I don't think so.
Moonay: You say that "Troy" was better? You? "Troy"? YOU? You hated that movie!
Moonay's Sister: And yet, it was better. "Alexander" had a really, really bad script. And anyway, Farrell couldn't hold it on his shoulders. They should've given the part to someone more experienced.
Moonay: Brad Pitt had "Troy" on his shoulders, and look what happened. You can't go much more experienced than Brad Pitt when it comes to main attraction.
Moonay's Sister: Maybe Eric Bana should've done "Alexander"?
Moonay: *pictures Eric Bana in blond* *reels*
Moonay's Father: Yes! And then we could all see his big dumbo ears some more!

Then we all launched a discussion about who could've star in "Alexander", which included the expected amount of dirt on Orlando Bloom as always when it comes to my father and sister and their amusement of my perving over him. Grrr.

And with that spam I bid you all good night!

ETA: People with Audioscrobblers! Show thyselves! I am "Loony Moony" there and I want buddies! *pouts cutely*