Confession is good for the Hype. - - Part 11

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I confess that I'm going in for a job interview tomorrow last minute...and my main concern is traffic and parking. :oldrazz: That's LA for you....
 
I confess that the new glasses I got have given me a much needed boost of confidence.
 
I confess that I am not entirely dismissive of the Illuminati in the music industry. For example, the relationship between Sony and Michael Jackson, etc. I'm skeptical, but I'm in no way dismissive. Seriously.

:o
 
I confess losing interest in Deadpool
And his appearance in Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon voiced by Batman Beyond is more annoying
 
I confess I am becoming increasingly frustration with my continued lack of success in securing interviews.
I have held a column in three newspapers and won a state award for my journalism, and yet
have not been able to get anyone from the low-middle sections of the film celebrity totem pole
to be interviewed. This is frustrating because this academic year marks my [probably]
last stint with a paper - as I will be graduating and moving away-
and I want to interview someone of [some] importance.
 
I confess that I am this close to stacking up all my intimidation techniques that fall under "subtle" and kicking these govt emplyee *******s out of my house. Its the peple to sign off on the home study for the adoption. I don't like this guy since we first met, he's an ******* talking down to us all and today he's upsetting my mother and that pisses me the hell off.
 
I confess that I am this close to stacking up all my intimidation techniques that fall under "subtle" and kicking these govt emplyee *******s out of my house. Its the peple to sign off on the home study for the adoption. I don't like this guy since we first met, he's an ******* talking down to us all and today he's upsetting my mother and that pisses me the hell off.

I hate people who have a condescending demeanor or attitude.
 
He also has a weak handshake, a gallon of product in his hair and thinks we're on good enough terms to call me "guy" I wanna hit him so much.
 
I confess that I am this close to stacking up all my intimidation techniques that fall under "subtle" and kicking these govt emplyee *******s out of my house. Its the peple to sign off on the home study for the adoption. I don't like this guy since we first met, he's an ******* talking down to us all and today he's upsetting my mother and that pisses me the hell off.
What's he doing? You should file a complaint on his bad behaviour
Nice avatar btw, goes well with the wish :p
 
He's not doing anything he can't do, so its not really bad behavior. But its upsetting my mother in the frustrated/introverted sort so it isn't like she's in tears, at that point this would be a confession of how I did kick them out with a string of threats and curses.

And heh, thanks Aziz. you're right :p
 
I confess that I don't like hanging out with people, I'm just not a people person, maybe it stems from earlier in my 20's when I used to work at McDonald's and would get frustrated with customers over every complain that it's gotten to me now in my 30's.

I don't like being around people, they just bother me which is why I do all my activities on my own (movies, shopping, eating)
 
I confess that I don't like hanging out with people, I'm just not a people person, maybe it stems from earlier in my 20's when I used to work at McDonald's and would get frustrated with customers over every complain that it's gotten to me now in my 30's.

I don't like being around people, they just bother me which is why I do all my activities on my own (movies, shopping, eating)
You and me both, brother. If I'm around more than 4-5 people I get uncomfortable, anymore than ten I get paranoid. I much prefer it flying solo.
 
I know that my mom has no one else to talk to and my grandmother (mom's mom) dying is hitting all of us pretty hard, but every other time she comes to me to tell me the same things on her mind over and over, I feel like getting up and walking out of the room. And that makes me feel like a selfish monster.
 
My research and vacation to Maine was a bloody nightmare.
Two members of my family b**ched the entire time about anything and everything: the potholes in the road, the fog, the temperature disparities, the lack of "things to do," (even though my mother and I prepared a list of twenty activities that would interest them), the insects, the pizza at the local chain, and everything. Worse, I received all of the blame for their perceived slights: hardly an hour would go by before one of them would slide in a "we're here because of you," in the conversation.

I wanted to correct them that they turned my research trip into a family vacation. I was planning to lodge at the university and travel up with a friend.

But, what I received was a week in hell. I was supposed to be having the time of my life - examining King's manuscripts-but, instead I left and exited Orono under a strain that would have fractured the sanity of any normal person.

So, I had one of my dreams nearly destroyed under a torrent of verbal napalm.

I'll never be able to go back up to Maine again, and hence my accumulative memory is going to be saturated under a loop of bitter complaints.
 
the news of a batman/superman movie being announced made me squeal
 
I confess I have zero interest in the new movie Red 2.
 
I confess I feel that Bruce Willis has been phoning in performances for quite some time.
 
I confess that Superman deserves a sequel of his own before a World's Finest film, as much as I'd **** my pants to see it. It kinda castrates Superman to finally have a successful film only to have to share the spotlight to the next film. Clearly, this is to compete with Avengers: Age of Ultron...which makes me want to confess another thing.

I confess that Warner Bros executives are too damn slow. Since it's clear that they want to compete with Disney/Marvel, why not churn out a bunch of films like Paramount/Marvel has?
 
I confess I feel that Bruce Willis has been phoning in performances for quite some time.

So has Anthony Hopkins.

I also don't feel like Gary Oldman has really done anything special recently. I wasn't impressed with his Oscar-nominated performance in Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and he didn't seem to be trying as much in TDKR as he did in TDK (though part of that was probably he didn't have as much of a part).

I also confess, speaking of TDKR, that I thought Bane's two speeches, especially Blackgate, were cringe-worthy, partly because his voice sounded ridiculous in that scene, and partly because Hardy turned into a big old scenery-munching ham the likes of which he hasn't been since Star Trek: Nemesis. Ironically, he next did Lawless, which was like his most subdued role ever and he goes the ENTIRE movie without raising his voice a single octave one single time.

Considering Hardy like worships the ground Oldman walks on, it's kind of ironic they've both done these wildly scenery-chewing roles (Oldman in The Fifth Element and The Professional, Hardy in Bronson and The Take), and these like super-restrained, minimalist ones (Oldman in Tinker, Tailor, Hardy in Lawless).
 
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I confess that Warner Bros executives are too damn slow. Since it's clear that they want to compete with Disney/Marvel, why not churn out a bunch of films like Paramount/Marvel has?
They tried with Green Lantern, remember? and of course the failed Wonder Woman TV pilot which never got off the ground. WB has had these characters for so long that it's a shame only now they're playing catch-up.
 
The thing is, if Green Lantern would have been a success, I'm sure the sequel would have been released last month while Man of Steel probably wouldn't have been made yet. Is it so hard to try to do two major superhero films (big shout out to Jonah Hex) in one year?
 
Joss Whedon

A friend of mine works at a waxing and electrolysis supercenter. Apparently, this guy goes there ALL the time for hair removal. My friend tells me he is keen to zero in on his underbelly, chest and perineum.

Last week, my friend and Whedon got to talking and she asked him why he is so anxious to have rosey pink, hairless skin. Whedon sort of was sheepish about it, at first. Then he recounted the times of his youth, when he would gaze on baby mice in his school classrooms, all pink and soft and tranquil.

As he continued, he opened up more. He was in a safe place. He explained at length how he was infatuated with all sorts of soft, pinkie things: little iddy mouselings, erasers, baby's bottoms. Nothing was more innocent or pure. Finally, one day he decided he would acheive that purity and innocence for himself.
 
Isn't he well known for being flippant? He tends to talk a lot of sarcastic nonsense like half of his characters.
 
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