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The perfect definition of middle
school: "A place where the coolest kids reign supreme, where neary everyone
is miserable, where your body and your thoughts and ideas change every day. Also
a place where most girls are taller than the boys, hand-holding menas dating,
and people slow dance at arms-length. See also: A place I wouldn't go back to
for $1,000,000" It never ceases to amaze me how many people say that
middle school was the worst 3 years of their life. School starts
tomorrow in Tampa, which means lots and lots of extra traffic in the
morning. Fun. Thank goodness I'm finally out of Florida's awful K-12
system.
Anyone remember Minority Report? Or MIB2? Or Star Wars? The (now extinct) article brings up a good
point, the movie turn over rate is incredibly high, so even though a movie only
came out a month or two ago, it feels like ages. Open big, open high, and then
die. It's weird how some movies look really interesting when they're first
released, but 9 months later when they're out on video they don't look
interesting enough to even rent, and you can't even remember them being out in
theaters.
This is relativity. To import or not to import, that is the question. Unfortunatly I'll be up in
Gainesville without a Gamecube when Super Mario Sunshine is released, so I
won't be able to play it for quite some time. At least I'll have my PS2
though.
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