But lately, I've been so frustrated about something so trivial: District 9. It was a REALLY good movie. And people didn't like it. I don't understand them. I've been under the extremely prejudiced opinion that they must be hicks or something. Seriously. I was talking to my sister's boyfriend who didn't like it and asked him why. (Uh, if you're like, a purist and want to know nothing about the movie because you plan on seeing it and want to be surprised, don't read, but I don't really say anything specific about the plot or anything) He said it was because it had no ending. I said I loved the ending because it left it open to interpretation. He said he didn't like to think after watching a movie. ... Excuse me?! I can't stand people who are perfectly content to let other people think for them. (Guess what he's a Christian). Why did I love the movie? It had a great plot, with good meaning, excellent execution and most of all because it was a bit thought provoking. And people thought it was crap and a waste of time. Frickin pisses me off. I typically understand when people have a difference of opinion, since we're all different. But I don't even consider it a science fiction. It's just GOOD. I sometimes think there's little hope for people like that. Sheesh.

So let me also mention this. I saw The Proposal the week before, to my pleasant surprise it didn't suck. I actually liked it. I thought it was good. But it was very feel good and very typical. It just shows that two movies can be good, but a great movie has to be unique and have a little more meaning then "people can change" or "they're not so bad once you get to know them" Alright, I think I'm getting the anger out of my system.

I was going to talk about other things, but those are escaping my mind. Hm...Oh yeah my favorite quote, for now. It's from the Simpsons when the dignified, British salesman says "Well the last time I checked, pirates weren't gay." Homer: "Ew, how'd ya check?" Yeah random. Speaking of random, we had to pick class quotes in our TAP classes. My TAP (with my old Bio teacher) chose "2011, Can I have a band-aide please?" My teacher loved it, for some reason. I don't hate it, but I think it's really stupid. Let me provide some backstory: We were about to vote and he asks "Does anyone else have any brilliant suggestions" and one kid asked for a band-aide. My teacher joked about writing it down, then decided he would. I guess it goes to show the vast difference between Thieme and Stephenson (she wouldn't write down good suggestions because they weren't meaningful, like her class slogan was, which she said to us MULTIPLE times last year)

Eh that's it for now, I think there was still more, but I really wanted to just get that District 9 stuff out of my system. Oh and if you read this and don't like District 9 and took offense at anything I said, then uh, that's too bad, because I believe my point is valid, but I'm certainly up to debating.