The stars died so that you could be here today

He turned around and I saw he had an eye sewn shut. He's blind I thought to myself. It was all I could think about while staring at that skin covered eye. I caught myself staring. It's rude, I remembered. I dream so much in a day, if all the dreams were to happen in real life, they'd probably fill up 3 days worth of activities. It's no wonder I wake up feeling as if I didn't sleep at all. Why oh why then haven't I met Eames & Arthur in my dreamss. fuckyeahinception

"the smaller joys come in moments where Arthur and Eames bounce off of each other." - fuckyeahinception

Fuckyeahinception is my favourite website currently. The bromance between Eames and Arthur's so cute I don't even know what to say about it

I wonder, in an apocalyptic wasteland would I turn to a primal being with savage instincts, or stand steadfast in keeping my humanity and scavenge for basic neccesities to survive, or simply choose to end my life. The depravity of the cannibalists in The Road, the callousness required to survive, I'm quite sure I will not forget. Survival instincts drive men to ends they might never have thought of. So, perhaps, the decision I consciously make now will probably be different from the one my sub-conscious self makes in a dying world. Watching the father-son bond broken as the father died was heart breaking. I've been inundating myself with the make believe world of films. It's time to get back to the books.

Ass of a guy. I actually laughed when I saw him stick 'King Kong' on his head. Handsome handsome handsome; Pretty pretty pretyy From mediasaur.tumblr.com: HALDANE IS HIS OWN ARMORED DIVISION

I've been watching too many war flicks. But I realised, I don't like watching violence all too much, especially when it's needless violence used for the shock factor. Featuring someone bludgeoning an enemy soldier to death with a baseball bat is just one of those. Was that even really necessary. A gun would have achieved the same end purpose. But of course this is war, and in war, hatred and violence are the driving motives. It's always nice to see love taking over now and then. Perrier LaPadite turn over the Jews he was sheltering in his house to the Germans in Inglourious Basterds will probably haunt me for a long time. His tears hinted at his horror of what he had done. But his love for his daughters nudged him to work with the Germans, to obtain protection for them. Maybe it's just my imagination, projecting what I want to believe to be the truth onto the show. But I genuinely believe thats what the show wanted to portray.

I'm really beginning to get turned off by GP. There are so many parallels with Literature in the questions, the emphasis they place on inference, on tone and attitudes and literary devices, but there isn't any similarities when it comes down to answering the questions. It's almost like, they expect a standard answer, from a very non-standardised kind of questions, the kind of questions that ask how you feel, how you think, how you understand something. And I just don't think that a reasonable answer can be marked wrong, just because the setter wishes to emphasis on something else? It's ridiculous. Makes me miss the times in Lit, when we actually saw through a unique, different answer by using evidence to support it. Nothing was deemed as "No, you're wrong". I think the way GP is going, it's going to suck the brains out of us. They just don't want to accept our views. So, I wanted to do more photoshopping and go through some funky tutorial on fo...

Having no idea why I'm so happy ((: I was bouncing all over my house and I think I'm smiling while typing at my laptop (((: I think, having slept almost 8 hours helped (sorry I was late tingtong macadangdang !! ). Watching Tim Urban stunning Kara with his perfect answer after she insulted his intelligence with all the snobbish air she has made me damn shuang. There should be a petition 'Kill Kara'. Hee Hee. So I wasted 8.50 on Clash of the Titans today. Just as well that we didn't watch it in 3d. Everything other than the battles was bad. Parts of it were old fashioned and tacky. What's up with Io gazing at Perseus longingly every single time she appears in the movie ?! Doesn't help that she's probably a few centuries older than him and their love was borne out of her watching him grow up. Incestous much. & Zeus brought her back to life over Perseus' adoptive family. REALLY? I'd guess two decades of bonding, of life on the seas, of love would...