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From what I've heard, which could be 90% fabrication, it's hard to tell, it was an accidental overdose. Which seems to make more sense.

I'm glad I don't have your assistant teacher, Melody, I'd probably have a lot of arguments with him.

This is just insane. I'd have (some) trouble believing it was a suicide, but I guess we really have no idea what his life was like. I don't know what would be more tragic though, if it was an accident or that he was that unhappy that he topped himself.

I've never seen snow, unless you count seeing covering the top of the mountain. Can't really say I have a huge hankering to encounter snow anytime soon, either.

Man, this sucks. I know you guys have been looking forward to this movie even more than me, and it's been a long wait, for what? To find out that instead of killing Linus, they're opting to kill the movie. shit, this is just screwed up.

I was really looking forward to the time travellers wife and the lovely bones, but then they cast eric bana, and ryan gosling left the lovely bones, so now I'm convinced peter jackson is going to screw it up and focus too much on the "supernatural" element of the book which was my least favourite part.

Watched the invisible last night. No way that would be worth my forking out $4.50 if Chris wasn't in it. Though there is seriously no good movies out at the dvd shop at the moment, I spent like fifteen minutes walking up and down the new release section just trying to find another dvd to get out so I could use my two for one coupon.

Anyway, that's slightly beside the movie. I watched it with my sister, she was less than impressed (apart from with Chris) as was I.  It seemed to drag, like the scenes went on for longer than they needed to, and we actually ended up fast forwarding some (chrisless) parts.

I didn't really like justin chatwin, and my sister thought he looked like a young tom cruise, which is not complimentary. And maybe it was just me, but I kinda felt like the movie had no point?

It's stuck with me more than I expected that it would. I still can't really shake it.

I didn't even find him hot, lol.

I gotta say Alpha Dog was strangely compelling. Given that it's not the type of movie I would pick up if there wasn't an actor to watch it for. But since Chris wasn't a staring part, and yeah wasn't in it for basically the first half, I was hoping it would be a decent movie. Which it was. Some of characters were good, likable even like Frankie, Jake and obviously Keith. Johnny Truelove creeped me out, not sure if creeped is actually the right word, but it's the only word that comes to mind. And I definately didn't like him, and was rooting for him to caught at the end.

It was pretty crazy really, that like Zach's mum said, he was killed for 12,000 dollars. I guess it just shows how things can get bizarrely out of hand, especially when you've got people like those characters, rich and used to getting their way no matter how much they need to screw other people to get it. It's astounding, though that people would actually kill someone just because their mate ordered them to. I mean I get that Elvis followed orders from Johnny, but killing someone, in cold blood. Seriously? So no ethical issues cross your mind, you just do it because your friend told you to. That's demented.

That's awesome. finally.

The last episode just makes me really, really angry. Like in the final scene you see all this potential, and then it ends. And it's all kind of lost.

We're having a nice ham for dinner. But that has nothing to do with thanksgiving, since we don't celebrate it in NZ. Still, ham - yay!