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Raising the Stakes and Lowering My Standards

  • May. 29th, 2008 at 12:55 PM

I appear to be a masochist, because there is no other explanation as to why I wanted to rent the movie "Stakes," a movie which, in a nutshell, features vampires from another dimension and high-school standard acting. Also? Steven King and Jamie Bell. True facts.

Color Me Beautiful

  • May. 27th, 2008 at 9:06 PM

So today I rediscovered that my aunt is crazy, when I received my graduation present...


It's a long story, but so worth it.

New Fic! The Oncoming Storm

  • Apr. 26th, 2008 at 11:14 PM

Another Doctor Who fic, this time I'm tackling serious issues. 

 

So, Doctor Who fans...

  • Apr. 8th, 2008 at 10:49 PM

 What was the first episode of Doctor Who you ever saw?

For me, it was The Christmas Invasion. I'd never even heard of Doctor Who before. My dad was watching the Sci-Fi Channel and the episode got turned on right around the point where the Christmas tree starts spinning and Jackie started screaming. I remained confused for the rest of the episode, and when Ten mentioned "changing," I was even more confused. I didn't watch the show for a long time after that (because I had NO CLUE what it was) until I saw a preview for 42 and I was bored and decided to watch it. I remember thinking, "Martha? What happened to that blonde chick? Huh, well, guess I'd better check out the rest of the seasons."

I started with season 1 and was even more confused when I noticed Christopher Eccleston was the Doctor. 

The first episode of classic Doctor Who I ever saw was...I believe Robot. Or something in the Fourth Doctor's era. Then I watched The Five Doctors because I bought it on DVD and perhaps I should've waited because I didn't know who ANYONE was, ha ha.

So how about it? What's your story?

Some Doctor Who icons...

  • Mar. 16th, 2008 at 2:29 AM

Because I recently fell in love with Turlough and had this urge to icon him.

Got the images from here (hope it's okay):
 

http://www.shillpages.com/dw/story-5.shtml


Like I said, SPOILERS are contained here so don't read if you don't want the episode ruined for you. Chances are you won't get it if you haven't seen it anyway.

Doctor Who Fan Fic: Post-Doomsday: Recut

  • Dec. 25th, 2007 at 11:58 PM

I wrote a little humorfic about Doomsday and the events that followed.

Nov. 23rd, 2007

  • 2:37 PM



Eighth Doctor




















Hey, I made some icons. :D Because Big Wolf was lacking non-slash icons.
 

Thoughts I Had at 15: Maturity

  • Nov. 22nd, 2007 at 5:41 PM

Now, I know you won't believe this, but some people accuse me of being immature. I'm not. Really, I'm not. So maybe I still laugh at the word "doodoo." Maybe my three-year0old nephew thinks I'm funny when everybody else just doesn't "get it." Maybe more than half my stories end with, "You had to be there, man." Perhaps I asked my dad to say "shuttlecock" and giggled. I'd like to think of it as finding the humor in things that are sometimes a bit hard to find. In fact, there are a few people who have seen and appreciated this, and I quote them:
"Allison is [a] special [girl with many talents who is SO much more mature than you.]..."
"Alli should [write forever] be[cause she is] committed [and mature.]..."
Not many people can boast this kind of class and maturity, so that means I beat you. 

Thoughts I Had at 15: Dream Journals

  • Nov. 22nd, 2007 at 5:38 PM

A friend once told me to keep a dream journal. This was fine and all, because I believe people can have significant dreams that can reveal something about themselves...I just don't think any of my dreams are significant. I once thought about what Spiderman being disintegrated really said about me, or what hidden meaning there was behind the Disney Princesses helping me escape crime lords in a burning warehouse. Ultimately, I chalk it up to being way too into movies and TV, but that's not anything new to learn about myself.

Thoughts I Had at 15: M&M's

  • Nov. 22nd, 2007 at 2:23 PM

Who would you pick: the red or the yellow M&M? I thought the answer was obvious, but some people I asked said the red M&M. Sure, he's got ambition, but a guy like that doesn't have the time for a real relationship. Plus, life's more exciting when you man's a little nutty.

Thoughts I Had at 15: The Flinstones

  • Nov. 22nd, 2007 at 2:21 PM

The Flinstones were very impractical. I mean, if they'd just walked instead of dragging the car around with that free-loading dinosaur, they'd have got where they were going a whole lot faster. They weren't shaded, either. The roof had holes in it because of the dumb dinosaur.

Thoughts I Had at 15: Clear Clothes

  • Nov. 22nd, 2007 at 2:10 PM

So I found an old journal of mine where I put in random things I'd thought of that day...and decided to share it with you guys. :D Here's one entry:

Clear Clothes
In the future, we will have clear clothes. The other day, I was talking with my mom at the kitchen table and I brought it up jokingly. The sad part was, when we thought about it, it sounded true. I figured it'd be a good idea to wear underwear. You know schools would have to make a new underwear dress code policy, and if someone broke it they would have school underwear for them to put on. The underwear would be all old and stretchy, and the bra would be too big or too small. And what about kids? The girls would be too little to wear bras, so what then? And you know they'd come out with Barbie and Ken in their hip new transluscent clothing, and then Mattell would so get sued because Skipper didn't have a bra on because she was so little. Plus someone would be like, "Do these clothes make me look fat?" and someone else would reply, "Well, only if you are fat." Then they would sue because the clothing was unflattering. The way I figure it, as long as I don't invent a clear clothing line, I'll be safe. It wouldn't be comfortable anyway because it would have to be made out of plastic (like what they make cheap raincoats out of). It'd just make you sweat a lot and then it'd be all slippery. Every time you'd sit down you'd make squeaky noises. That's suck at the movies, y'know?