Radical Whatever Floats Your Boat

You asketh, and so thou shalt receiveth... this is ma life at the moment. And it is all about being...

RADICAL

Throwing it back to Breakfast Club, no biggie homeslices.
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Book vs. Movie: Catching Fire

So it's been only four days and the "Should I Make a Video Singing Other People's Blog Posts" poll has already gotten a solid seven votes. Oh and guess what the results are at the moment?

I don't know, I think I might post a video...
no obvious majority.

Now that we've established the inevitability of serenading all of you, let us dive into a world of dystopia and girls on fire. We're going to Panem.

Oh my goodness, well that's interesting... Guess I live in The Capitol!
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Illegally Blonde

Feminism in the movies? What is this thing you speak of? Do people actively campaign for social justice in rom-coms and dramatic films? Yes, yes they do. Some movies are so incredible that the subliminal message of girl power is quoted and repeated many years after it is released. That happens to be the case with one of my favorite films in existence: Legally Blonde.

Okay, maybe a bit overboard, but there is no problem with being a dreamer!
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You Want Random? I'll Give You Random

Recently I have been obsessing checking the amount of votes on my "What Should I Write About" poll. After looking at it several times I now know that you all, or as people in my native state say, y'all want to know about music and my life! Oh be prepared for some wacky and weird things, because that is one interesting combination.

For each random situation that's going on, there will be a song to follows it up plus a review by moi. Today's concert consists of three selections, all of fresh, intriguing, and zesty proportions.

Back To The Future

As we all know, Back To The Future is an awesome cinematic masterpiece about the coolest kid on the block, Marty McFly, and his adventure thirty years into the past with Dr. Emmet "Doc" Brown to make sure his parents become a couple. This of course is one of the single greatest plot lines to be written in the history of man. Oh, and guess what? This happens to coincide with the fact that I cannot stand planning out the future. Thanks registration.

This is my head when the word "future" joins the conversation. 1.21 jigawatts of "wait what?"

How I Met Your---HOLD UP!

Oh gosh, I can't even begin to tell you
how sad this is to look at. Courtesy of imgur

The first time I watched How I Met Your Mother I was a wee pipsqueak at the ripe old age of ten. I remember turning on my picture box with my magical rectangle of control to only press the wrong button. I wished to watch Dancing With the Stars, as any young girl would, but I pressed the two button instead of the four. In my head I was thinking, "Crap, I'm missing Derek dance!" Yet little did I know that this small mistake would change my tv watching days forever.

Congrats you clutzy little runt
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Birthday Boys

My brother turned eleven on Friday, meaning a whole world of chaos would erupt on Saturday when his party started. Since I am not eleven, and I am not a boy, I had no idea how this was going to end. Four tweenagers, three two-liter bottles of soda, and hockey skates. Lord help us.

My expression throughout the entire night. Schmidt understands me.
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Best Quotes:

"<boy's name>, you look really tired"
*stands up* "Oh no, I can party all night long"


Boy: "So if you see an ugly guy at school you go like this..." *goes in for high-five* "Oh wait!" *takes hand back and combs through hair* "smooooth!"

When I asked for a recording of that one of the boys said, "Suure baby, for five dollars I'll do it for ya!" Like when did you become a fifth grade smooth-talker? Oh and did I mention, I never got that video... why did I trust eleven year old boys?


*looking at a picture of the local figure skaters*
Boy: "Hey, bro, which one do you think is the hottest?"
Me: "B-but they're ten!"
Boy: "Still hot am I right?" (mind you, they're eleven)

When playing Slender (starring moi as Slender):
Me: "Just tell them that Mom wants all the boys inside for hot cocoa, they'll have to come down!"
Boy: "Oh no... that's too evil." His face was pure shock and amazement in my malicious plan.