Tuesday, August 25, 2009

10 reasons why you should or shouldn't read Twilight!

“Wrong”, I said. “You are awfully moral for a vampire.”
That pretty much sums it up – the main problem with Twilight.

  • Vampires can live off animal blood only. Veteran vegetarian vampires can also work in hospitals, perform surgery etc.


  • Vampires can come out in daylight. They don't burn from sun, their skin just sparkles.
     

  • Vampires have super-strength, impenetrable skin -  they don’t need to breathe or sleep. Despite all that, when you hear that your girlfriend is dead, only thing you can do is to kill yourself.

  • If you want to be a supermodel, just get bitten by a vampiretwilight_bigteaserposter. Because you will not only achieve immortality but also a magical makeover. Just make sure the vampire doesn't drain all of your blood.

  • Female vampires cannot have children, what's with their physiology remaining unchanged and all. But male vampires can impregnate humans. Male supremacy FTW!

  • Werewolves are social animals. They roam around in packs and they actually protect humans from other monsters.

  • If you thought love at first sight was corny, meet  imprint. It is mystical - you find your soul mate and get instantly drawn to him/her.  And your victim ... ahem..... "soul mate" must succumb to your charms.

  • It’s totally okay to ditch your current partner for your imprinted soul mate, even if he/she is just two years old! (EEWWW)


  • Werewolves  have a healing factor that puts even Wolverine to shame. Though not  immortal, werewolves don't age while they are in their wolf state.

  • You should let your girlfriend share a sleeping bag with another guy. Never mind that the guy have been hitting on her for like… forever.

    Intrigued? Can’t wait to get your hands on Edward Cullen? Well, when you are finished with the reading, do me one favor. Just answer the following question -
So what was the point of your twisted love story, in the end?

Friday, August 21, 2009

Mundane

I think I've hit some sort of writer's block! There was a time when words came to me, now they remain pretty elusive. I keep coming up with ideas and they sound great in my head. But when I start writing them - the words just look all wrong. Well, I tend to lose interest in stuff way faster than I gained it, but this is something different. I still like blogging; I just think I've lost the ability to express myself eloquently. This is really bad, I never had any trouble in that department before. Am I out of touch?

There is nothing more dreadful than losing an ability that you have had for granted. Over the last few years I've changed a lot, but never lost the ability to dream thanks to my overactive imagination. Now, I'm having troubles in giving voice to my dreams.



Enough with the whining. Let's move on to the next topic (that I'm going to whine about)!

For last couple of years, I have been frustrated with my life. Tried to improve it, lead it to a new direction. But none of them actually worked. Some even led to greater troubles that was more than I ever asked for. Then I hurried back to my shell and built a veil of indifference around it. That was another wrong decision. I lost some of new found abilities. God how I miss them!

Time just flew by me. I can't believe I've completed five semesters already! It still feels like yesterday, when I was a freshman. Well, I'm not happy with my college life. I'm just hanging on, somehow producing enough energy to pull my carcass on this wretched plane. I haven't made a lot of friends. People just don't seem interesting to me. They appear to me as the non-playable characters from games - one dimensional, typical, wannabes.

I somehow always fall for the wrong girl, probably someone way out of my league or even residing in a different planet! At present, I'm harboring feelings for someone, and boy they are pretty strong. I can't stop thinking about her. She is haunting me in my dreams. And the dreams are so sweet that they give me heartache.

I wish I could live in my dreams!

"Without you, tomorrow is just the memory of yesterday...."