I watched Fantastic Four - Return of the Silver Surfer yesterday.

 

It was...... fantastic.

 

I liked it. It was quite humourous. Jessica Alba is her usual cute self.

 

A recommended watch for something entertaining and if you like the whole superhero type stuff (as I do).

she likes to be around people. she enjoys partying

she can be shy. she can be scared.

she is smart. she knows how to think. she is naive and knows this to a degree.

she very much likes to travel. she wants to have fun and be free.

she enjoys excitement. she enjoys things physical. she may be somewhat of a daredevil but would not intentionally harm herself in any way.

she may be prone to negative thoughts. she is inherently insecure because of her personality type.

she takes care of her looks and enjoys being pampered. she likes to be seen. she likes to be known.

she enjoys socializing and may consider friends to beathe most important thing in her life.

she may have problems with new technologies although she will usually be intelligent enough to figure it all out.

she wants support. she dislikes being judged. she judges herself quite badly when in a negative mood.

she may be prone to worry and depression. her friends are usually the thing that brings her out of it. she doesn't know what she would do without them.

she enjoys listening to music. she likes to watch films. she enjoys going out to places where there is a high level of energy around her.

she may be prone to being somewhat overweight due to tendencies of eating without much inhibition. her level of physical activeness and her logic when it kicks in is what stops her from going too far.

she enjoys being a girl. she is creative. she is not prone to self harm. she is not prone to suicidal tendencies. she usually has a very good sense of humour. she doesn't know how funny she can be. she would be good in a performing area of life.

She's very imaginative.

She believes in love intrindisically although she may have been jaded by events in the past.

She considers herself to be somewhat pessimistic. This is because she leans towards sad thoughts.

She enjoys having feelings.

She may be somewhat prone to short term gratification. This may be because of the difficulty in finding a long term relationship that has good qualities.

She enjoys reading romance novels. She likes to imagine herself at the lead character. She likes to imagine herself in the story. Her thoughts are as real as reality.

She is prone to procrastination.

She is shy. She may be afraid of making the first move if she is not developed.

She doesn't wish for much. Her aspirations are not very high. She does not set enough standards for herself.

She is generally very understanding and empathetic.

She enjoys the abstract. She enjoys and feels at peace with nature.

She dislikes conflict but can tolerate it.

She wishes for world peace.

She enjoys finding meaning in the world. She likes it when she discovers something new.

She finds possibilities and meaning in almost everything in the world.

She is introspective and reflective.

She enjoys spending time with herself. She has a tendency for depression and sadness. This is because sadness is easier to feel than happiness.

She may not believe that she deserves to be happy.

She may have a good sense of humour and enjoys wordplay. She likes puns and enjoys multiple meanings in words.

She is very sexual because of her intrinsic self-reflective thoughtful and empathetic nature.

She may be prone to be a 'lover'.

She cannot fall in love with a weak man, only a strong one.

She needs to feel encouraged and protected. Overall, her values need to be protected.

She is insecure because she does not focus on certainties, but rather on possibilities.

People of her type are generally not insecure. However, they are 'shy'.

They enjoy this 'shyness' even though it may not be in their best interests.

She generally likes to wear colours. She may have a like for practicality but also likes to dress up for occassions.

 

Some things I believe in. Others I do not.

 

Here is a list of things I don't believe in:

 

Cancer

AIDS

HIV

Autism

Global Warming

Terrorism

 

 

Things I do believe are true:

 

Blindness

Hearing issues

Learning

Travel

Attraction

Preferences

Fear

Anxiety

Trust

Thought

 

The first list could be said to be abstract N qualities. Thus, theory suggests that Ns may find these concepts easier to grasp than an S.

 

 

Please sign the petition. Even if it's just for fun.

 

Cancer and AIDS/HIV can be cured. So can autism.

 

Nothing is a mystery... when you understand.

Investigating history.

 

My path of truth.

 

9-11 and 7-7, obvious Government plots... why? create fear... why? to enact laws restricting freedom... why? control people... why? hidden agenda... why? symbolism predicts historical paths.

 

Reference to Bible, Bible truth but not told correctly, mystic past myths are true. Apocolypse... alien visitors, Adamic race, Atlantis, connections, hidden truths, Paganism, Satanism.

 

Certainty: Linkage to historical past. Truth: hidden knowledge. Truth: hidden agenda. Truth: corruption. Speculation: church and politics, sons of outcast from Eden Cane.

 

Speculation: Bermuda Triangle and Devil's Triangle mystic link, hollow Earth.

 

Speculation, backed up by heavy coincidence in evidence: Aliens were on Mars and moved to Earth.

Evidence: Face of Mars linked to Sphinx in Egypt, plus pyramid structures on Mars in same places as Sphinx is to pyramids on Earth.

Evidence against speculation: Possibility of people building pyramids.

Evidence supporting speculation: No Earth culture talks of building pyramids, no heiroglyphics in Pyramids, no mention in Egyptian history of building pyramids. Other structures in other parts of the world impossible to build, literally.

 

Futher updates in time.

I had a dream last night.

 

It made me notice what's happening around me and what's going to happen in the future.

 

Here are some prediction I made.

 

1) America will leave Iraq.

2) The United Nations will move into Iraq as a peacekeeping force.

3) A new president will be put in place in Iran.

4) The U.N. and Iran will be at war.

5) There will be a fight between America, Korea, and Japan.

6) If there is going to be peace, it will be after 2012.

7) Either humankind will be destroyed, or a new ending will be created.

If you are to support a charity. Please support:

 

 

Think of the children!!! They could  be yours. Step 1, lose your job, step 2, get thrown out of the house, step 3, die!!!

 

or

 

 

We need to end war. Else there will be no one left to fight.

 

 

Imagine a world, where everywhere there is trust,

 

where you could say hello to a stranger, knowing that

 

they would only have good intentions in their heart for you.

 

 

Imagine a world without war. Imagine a world filled with nothing

 

but love. Imagine living in a world where nobody need be bitchy

 

about anything or anyone.

 

Imagine a world that is filled with complete understanding of  each

 

other. Imagine a place where you would be more than happy to spend

 

all your time there, and at death, would be grateful, for the time you have

 

spent on this loving Earth.

 

Now... Imagine that place is real.

 

... and you need no longer imagine.

 

Please let's make this world a better place. Please ask for further details and ask any questions you have on your mind.

Children of Men: Excellent film, very realistic 7/10

 

Trust The Man: Good film. Romantic comedy. Follows standard plotline, however more modern. Some laughs but not hilarious. Basically, it's an off-the-shelf comedy romance film with an ending like any other.

 

World Trade Centre: Excellent film for stirring up emotions, especially if you have a connection or feel something for the firefighters, american police authority, or for the victims of the trade towers collapse(/demioltion).

 

Sorry for not writing proper reports. Limited by time etc.

 

(Loony rant: ps. the world will probably not end in 2013, but there will be a revolution or large event of some kind to mark the beginning of the new age)

Go and watch Al Gore's new film An Inconvenient Truth.

 

For me, it was very entertaining although without real action.

 

In the past, I thought that global warming was uncertain. However, I trust Al Gore and believe that he represents the truth.

 

I think the last allection was ficzed, and I think A.G. is the rightful heir to the throne.

 

If we don't save the planet NOW! There won't be a place worthwhile living in the next 50 years.

 

By the way, global warming is done purposefully and is not an accident or that we are too advanced to stop it or anything.

 

The Amiercan Govenrmnet are doing it purposefully. Don't ask why. I won't tell you on here.

 

Go to http://www.climatecrisis.net or go and watch Al Gore's new film.

 

I welcome any and all comments on any of my opinions or the things I say or believe. Please challenge me to anything. Global warming is real, and it's about time we really did something about it.

 

Also, if anyone wants to come bungee jumping with me, it will be in November in London.

These came from my mobile, so they are crappy in quality. Feel free to ask me where they're from.

 

One of the people I used to know would call me Trev, short for Trevor. She'd be like a laughing hyena everytime she said it. What a coincidence when I found a place called Trevor on the way to Wales. I Had to take a picture of it because it made me laugh too.

Isn't she hot!

 

I love her humour.

 

Mandy, you're the best.

 

Plus, I really like Scrubs now. Amazingly funny. Mandy was in that. She was really funny.

 

Mandy is an SP personality type, which means adventurous. She also possesses NF and NT qualities which means she is in touch with her feelings and is rational as well.

Also watched John Tucker Must Die. Very funny indeed as I recall.

 

Pulse: One of the best horror movies I have seen in a very long time. This is a must see.

 

The Black Dahlia: Walked out half way through for genuine reasons. It was very boring.

 

Watched The Perfect Score yesterday, with Scarlett Johanssen. After watching 13 minutes into the film, I thought it might be her, because of her trademark lips, clear skin and those black things on her cheeks. It was her, and the best scene was into the film when she fantasized briefly about being Trinity from the Matrix and playing that beginning scene of Matrix I. I was laughing so much, it was hilarious. I love that scene, and I like the film but it is mostly is a teen movie. Nicely made, that black actor didn't have me convinced though.

 

Right At Your Door: Good film, dragged on a bit, twist wasn't incredible at the end, is an okay-good film.

 

Saw a trailer for World Trade Center. In middle of it, I thought maybe I'd let people know who really brough down the twin towers (i.e. not the Irq teriotss), but i didn't. Better to let them live their lives of goodness rather than having to put up with new things.

 

 

Saturday, went to Drayton Manor

 

Saturday morning woke up, not too many things that could be accomplished on satuday and sunday, so decided to go to Drayton Manor. Had previously thought it through and decided to go, just not knowing when.

 

So woke up and decided to go. Got there at about 11am. Not much of a queue. 20.95 entry. Thought it was a bit expensive, but seeing as I had no other alternative, it was 'why not' as Hilary Duff would say.

 

Got in, and went on Maelstorm after going to the toilets. Then went in to G-Force, but line was quite long, so went down to somewhere else don't remember where.

 

Best rides were Apocolypse (standing up), best feeling, amazing, very short period of time but well worth it. Queue time was about 2 minutes or so, so first went on the sit-down one, then went on stand-up one. Apocolypse really is as good as it's supposed to me. It's incredible. I kept my eyes open and looking down all the way. I think it's better that way. If you're going to fall, you might as well look to see where you're going. I might not feel the same way about bullets, don't know.

 

Shockwave is also incredibly amazing. I liked the stand-up thing. I was quite nervous before going on, and didn't know what to expect, but I just knew that I was going to enjoy it, and I did. It was amazing. Joint best with Apocolypse. Lasted much longer, and still a whole heap of fun.

 

Pandemonium was more fun than anything else. I went on a few other rides as well such as the Drunken Barrels and the Flying Dutchman and the Octopus spinning teacups thing with a spanish name, and also a rotating boat which was quite fun.

 

I met a good-looking girl who was a sub-goth, a goth/rock girl, who was quite shy but pretty. I found out she wasn't as tall as I thought she was when she got off the ride. We were talking and laughing together on the ride and she initiated conversation with me afterwards, but even though she's pretty, she's not the exact type I'm looking for at this time so I didn't try anything afterwards.

 

Met another girl as well who worked there. She started chatting me up while I was trying to win a Buzz Lightyear for my sister's little boy. I won it, but I didn't actually win the game. I gave the girl my number because of the things that her actions said about her. Frankly, I was very impressed by the way she acted. I'll tell you what happened. It was a pinball thing where I had to catch three out of four balls, and in my first two gos, I could only get two out of four. In the next few gos, it was only one out of four. I think I was getting progressively worse at it each time. Anyway, I wanted to win the toy, so I put out five pounds, it was one pound a time. After I spent the five pounds without winning the prize, I left. I could tell that she was a good person, so after walking about for a few minutes, and then deciding to go back and negotiate, I went back and asked if I could win on another game and I could get the Buzz Lightyear toy. She said she couldn't do that for me, but she said that if I played again, she would give me five balls and I would only have to catch two. She put four balls in there because her supervisor or someone was coming over. She then said I'd only have to catch one. By now, I got the gist of what was going on. I didn't actually manage to get any balls in at all, and she gave me two gos. On the last one, I got zero, and she pretended that I won and made it all theatrical and covered it up for me even though her supervisor was behind her. I stood directly in front of the game to cover it up so that no one else could see what had happened until she reset the game, because you could only see how many you got in or didn't get in from the front. She gave me the Buzz doll, and I said to her quietly, 'you're my new favourite girl'. I decided to reward her with that, it's only fair. This was not the first time I have been given free stuff or anything, but it was the way this girl was acting which I really liked. It was like she was doing something for me of which it didn't really cost her anything and there wasn't really much risk. This is my definition of an okay kind of friendship; where two people give to each other. Anyway, I gave her my number with a note saying 'call me next friday night. thanks for the prize!' There are lots of reasons why I think she would not call me, but giving her that was my gesture of saying 'thank you. i'd like you as a friend and maybe more. i have liked what i have seen about you and would like to see more. i'm giving you a chance to show me what you've got'. So I gave her the piece of paper and said, quietly, 'if you're single', and she smiled and I walked away. It doesn't matter if she doesn't call. If fact, I don't think she will, but my impression of her was very positive, and I wouldn't mind at all if I were to meet more girls like that because only good can come from people like that.

 

The one ride I didn't go on (along with the baby rides since I wouldn't have been able to fit on), was StormForce 10. I decided that if I was going to go on it, that I would do so at the end seeing as I would get wet and would have to change and such, but at the end, at about 5.30 or so, I decided that I didn't want to go through the hassle of all of that, and that the ride wouldn't be such a big deal. I went on Apocolypse again, standing up, and after that, decided it was enough. I went to the zoo to see the animals, it was about 4pm. I went to see the dinosaurs bit which should cost 50p, which other people paid, but I just walked in and ignored the girl on the right in the booth. What was she going to do? - get out and chase me? Anyway, there's a door that opens outwards at the end, so if I ever want to go there again, I'll go through the back entrance to get in. The most impressive animals were probably the tigers and the alligators. The snakes were big but not massively impressive. They were sleeping most of the time, or seeming to. I saw the turtles and the penguins and the seal and I was thinking about how the small primate creatures are so much like us humans and yet they're so small. I saw some peacock-looking animals. Some teenagers came around and started talking to them. I think they frightened them. The little peacocks put their heads down and started making noises, which I thought was impressive and a good way to get rid of people as immature as to treat animals like they're humans and being all inconsiderate. I didn't like how the animals were being treated by the teenagers, but I understood and it didn't bother me.

 

I liked going on the bumper cars. I think I went on it three times. I liked that it was free and that it was fun. I always like bumper cars. Too bad you can't do things like that away from the park.

 

I also went on Excalibur, the dragon boat ride thing. Not really a ride, more like being tugged on a boat (not that kind of way), and having an annoying voice talk to you all the way there. I would rather have enjoyed the scenery and would have liked to be left alone with my thoughts, but then again, it was a children's ride and they need to be entertained. I didn't go on any water rides, but they didn't seem that good to me anyway. Apocolypse was fantastic, along with Shockwave, and G-Force comes second.

 

Drayton Manor is good. I hope Alton Towers is better. I have pictures but on my phone so I don't think I'll be putting any of them up too soon.

 

Thanks for reading.

 

Oh yeah, and I won three big toys. A massive shark, a Bart toy, and the Buzz Lightyear.

 

Bye bye y'all.

 

Kev.

Watched Crank. Very good action film. Good for anyone who's into action and suspense. You leave the cinema with a sense of how you've to act now, else all is lost and you die.

 

Watched Adrift as well. Fantastic film. Very good suspense and psychological drama, some deep thinking (not philosophical), but social, and I liked it. It comes in a par with Crank. Crank is good for action, destruction and a bit of laughs, and afrift is good if you like wondering about what's going to happen next.

 

Take care.

Harsh Times - Christian Bale, very good in this film. Seemed somewhat unconcinving at first, mostly because he's a lot different in some of his other films. Incredibly believable. Fantastic acting. Incredible at the end. Best tension, very meaningful in a life and emotion context. Good for intuitive people.

 

A Scanner Darkly - Very meaningful in a deep but not philosophical sort of way. Fantasically made. Very nice to look at. Looks like a video game. Nice story line. Good emotional content. Nice for introverts and those who enjoy conspiracies.

 

You, Me, And Dupree - Very funny in a lot of times. Nicely played out. Lots of laughs. Owen Wilson is great. This is one to watch for a bit of comedy.

 

Snakes on a Plane - Fantastic action. Snakes look moderately realistic, very convincing, mostly because close-ups were of real snakes. Very enjoyable action flick. Good to watch. Good tension. Samuel L Jackson as good as he ever is. Sometimes is unconvincing because of unlikely scenes e.g. couple in plane bathroom, but altogether a good action flick for those who like to think more than feel, and one for those who aren't against standardized film formulas.

 

Severance - Funny at times. A good mix between scariness horror, and comedy. Made for cinematic enjoyment, mixed emotions. Watch Severance if you enjoy comedic horror, or if you are curious about human decapitation but without the seriousness involved.

 

Nacho Libre - Funny at times, and Jack Black is mildly comedic, but not worth the cinema ticket. Rent it on DVD if you're curious about this one. Walked out 3/4 through. Not personally enjoyable. Will be one for Jack Black fans, but other than that, no reason to go watch it.

 

Superman Returns - Very nicely written and directed film. Very convincing action. Newbie actor Routh is very good as Superman. Follows the formula of the other superman films and it never gets old. If you haven't seen it, go watch it, and if you've missed it, rent or buy it on DVD immediately.

 

Ones to watch:

 

Adrift - should be good, for psychological and those who are interested in what happens when the going gets tough in a social context.

Right At Your Door - one to watch, along with a few others. Should be War Of The Worlds in modern-day realistic context. Should be good for anyone except girls who object to violence and men who are pussies.

Today I went to London to see Nerina Pallot play at a book store.

 

She played Nickindia, Sophia, Mr King, and Everybody's Gone To War.

 

I got it on camcorder and might post some snaps when I have time.

 

I bought her new album and got it autographed.

 

I will be starting work as an I.T. technician earning about 18k a year, which I'm also going to supplement with part time work on the weekends but keep that contract loose so that I can do other things and have more fun in my life.

 

Things I want to do:

 

Go rockcliming really high on a wall.

 

Learn acrobatics.

 

Drive a rally car.

 

Change the oil and fit an induction kit onto my car.

 

Go skydiving.

 

Go aerial walking again.

 

Learn to ride a motorbike and go dirt tracking.

 

Go to a concert of someone who I like very much.

 

Start a PC company (already fixing computers and being paid, but not officially yet)

 

Have a girl who can add something to my life when I have enough.

 

Travel to America and do a road trip with people who I like.

 

Buy a house.

 

Go swinging.

 

Learn a new skill.

 

Be good at snowboarding.

 

Get new glasses or start using new moist advanced contacts.

 

Rekindle with my love of graphics design and graphics manipulation.

 

Build a giant paper aeroplane and fly it off a tall building

 

Design and build a house to live in.

 

Start eating beef again.

 

Eat new exotic animals.

 

Go on a full body detox.

 

Do that thing where they shove a tube of water up your arse.

 

Anything fun.

 

Anything scary.

 

Anything exciting.

 

Anything new and worthwhile.

 

 

 

Night night