Have this one friend, just broke up with his girl. Then he said in his facebook’s status,
“How do you feel if you found out that someone likes your ex, whom you still have feelings for? This question didn’t mean anything, just asking for opinion.”
Then his cousin was like,
“if that girl isn’t a bitch, no one would ever like her.”
You know what I think? Immature. Everybody in his friend list knew that he just broke up with a girl. Only a dim-witted would fail to see his target.
He clearly mentioned that she was an EX, why the hell would he cares about who likes that girl anymore? If he still has feelings for her, why not try to win her back instead of scorning her? Fucking stupid. I wonder where they learned that method.
I have some mutual friends with this guy and I have to admit, they are all stupid. They are disdainful. Only two of them are bright. Then about this cousin, she’s really a witch. She had once made my friend fought with her guy (which is a mutual friend) too. I don’t understand why they hang out with her. What do they saw in her? I don’t blame the tomboy part because some of my friends are too, even her two sisters, but they are not as wicked as her. Stupid. What’s with “if the girl isn’t a bitch, no one would ever like her” thing? Ridiculous. Your mum has to be a bitch first so that your dad likes her lah? Besides, I don’t see any problem if someone likes her. She is his ex, what they had before is history already! She is also in no control over who will like her and who won’t.
And this wicked witch offended me too! Well it was me who brought up my ex’s name but that was merely intended to be an example. Her reply? FUCKINGLY IRRITATING!
I don’t get why they have to stick their nose in others’ problem. I know he is their cousin, I get the point, we all get it. But whatever happens between him and his girl (or ex, for that matter) is unquestionably NOT their business. I get it if they counsel him to put his mind off that girl for she is not his anymore, but I could not tolerate if they speak ill of her. bitches.
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this part is not for anyone who haven’t seen True Blood ‘cos I will likely bore you to death.
I have finished reading superb books, Dead Until Dark and Living Dead In Dallas. Now I’m moving on to Club Dead. Extra info, Dead Until Dark is a book version of HBO’s True Blood season one and Living Dead In Dallas is season two. I’m excited!! Here we go!
There are lots of changes made in the HBO version, which I will now refer as “the series”. Big alteration is that Tara Thornton was not that close to Sookie as they played in the movie. She wasn’t even introduced in Book 1. Instead, Arlene is much closer. Arlene was mentioned many times and kind of played a big role in Sookie’s everyday life.
The book indicated that Bill and Sookie had their very first intimate moment in Sookie’s house when Bill came to comfort her and combed her hair. Sookie didn’t run to Bill’s house like they portrayed in the series.
Contrary to the series, Jason was the one who notified Sookie about the murder of their great-uncle. Sookie and Bill fought about this and Sookie said,
“it’s like dating a godfather, Bill. I’m scared to say anything around you now. I’m not used to my problems being solved that way (killing)”. Bill plainly replied, “I love you.” and that was HOTTTTT.
Is it just me who hadn’t pay enough attention or is it that Monroe is only mentioned in the book? Where the hell is Monroe?
And who is Chalsie? I didn’t remember any waitress at Merlotte’s other than Sookie, Tara, Arlene and poor Amy.
This is my favorite moment: when Bill came to Sookie’s house, Sookie had a very bad temper. She accidentally snapped at Bill, who had no idea what provoked such rage. Bill yet asked, gently and loving,
“have I done something to you?”
Bill is too good to be called a blood-sucker. *sigh*
When Eric summoned Bill and Sookie to investigate the embezzle problem, Longshadow didn’t glamor Ginger at the spot and certainly didn’t jump to attack Sookie. Instead, eric asked another waitress named Belinda (wasn’t in the series) who Ginger had been seeing. When Belinda pictured Longshadow in her mind, then the latter jumped to attack which forced ERIC to stake him. it was ERIC who killed Longshadow, not Bill.
Jason likes to make tapes. Again, different from the movie, Jason was furious when he found out that Maudette Pickens taped their “time together”.
Sookie fought with Rene and was sent to hospital. Bill was in New Orleans when Sookie got hurt. Eric was there, he even sent Sookie flowers!!
I don’t think this is a difference but I remembered Sookie’s remarks when she first entered Fangtasia. She said there were many posters of vampire movies. Maybe someday Eric would consider displaying Twilight. That was meant to be an insult. Sorry!
Moving on to Living Dead in Dallas. This one, I think, has major changes.
First off, LAFAYETTE WAS DEAD! He was the corpse they found in Andy Bellefleur’s car. What a waste.
In relation that it wasn’t Bill who killed Longshadow, Jessica was not made vampire. She didn’t exist in the book.
So when Sookie was scratched by a maenad, Bill and her was on their way to Fangtasia, on Eric’s command. Sookie was actually having a conversation with maenad. Different from the series, Sookie and Bill fought because Sookie undermined his power by taking Jessica to her family. Sookie ran from the maenad and got her back scratched. In the book, Sookie was supposed to be a message to Eric therefore Eric knew the creature who hurt Sookie was a maenad.
Bill showed his jealousy over Sookie’s attention to Sam and showed it again when he told Sookie that he hated to see Sookie in Eric’s shirt. (SWEEEEET!)
While searching for the missing vampire, Sookie gets to interrogate some humans, workers from bar where the missing vampire last been seen. That bar owned by the Sheriff, who shockingly named Stan. Godric, or Godfrey was the one who’s responsible for Farrell, the missing vampire’s abduction.
Sookie met another shifter in the Fellowship of the Sun’s church. Lots had been changed in the series about escaping from the FOTS.
And at the end of the book, it revealed that Andy Bellefleur was Bill’s great-great-great-great grandson.
They did not kill the maenad!!
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What I like about this book is that I get to read Eric’s parts. Eric is awesomely amusing!
I LOVE ERIC
