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TheCentralScrutinizer · 26 Oct 07 :: 16:44

ManTan! Woohoo! It's magical.

magicalturkey · 26 Oct 07 :: 16:57

No. Spray tans never work. It would make him all orange and gross :fedup: I like pale!Chris.

herrommance · 26 Oct 07 :: 20:33

I know Jakob is native american, but I can't picture him that way. I picture Jakob as being pale

TheCentralScrutinizer · 26 Oct 07 :: 20:37

Yeah, Chris is the palest half Cuban guy I've ever seen.

herrommance · 26 Oct 07 :: 20:40

ha yeah. The pic from The FVJ premiere (the one where looks like someone scared him) is how i have pictured Jakob.haha Well just how he looked at the premiere, but that pic just hapens to come to mind:P

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magicalturkey · 26 Oct 07 :: 20:47

Chris as Jake... oh, look, here comes the rabid mob with their pitch forks. Sorry, I just really can't see it and Chris as Jake would probably piss a lot of people off.

Sorry if I'm being bitchy, I'm moody.

herrommance · 26 Oct 07 :: 20:49

.....ok Im just saying that when I read the book that is how I pictured Jake. As Chris. No harm done.

Mutant_Enemy_Girl · 04 Nov 07 :: 03:16

Does anyone know any good suspense books?

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 04 Nov 07 :: 07:20

I've just started getting into the Twilight series. My favorite book though would have to be My Sisters Keeper by Jodi Picoult. Any book by her is awesome! I also love Amy by Mary Hooper. I wish they would make a book out of the scripts for Joan Of Arcadia. I would definitely buy that!!

Susanna · 05 Nov 07 :: 04:24

I like Jodi Picoult's books, I thought My Sisters Keeper was good, but I didn't like the ending. Kind of felt like a cop out to me. She is a good author though.

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 06 Nov 07 :: 01:01

The ending was sad and shocking but I liked it in a way. Its about real life and no matter how depressing it may be its good to relate to.

Susanna · 06 Nov 07 :: 04:47

Yeah, I prefer books that don't scrimp on the reality to make it easier for the readers to handle. Many of the books that I've read and consider to be great books have parts that can be hard to handle.

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BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 08 Nov 07 :: 04:12

Just a random fact in case anyone cares. When I was reading through Twilight, I pictured myself as Bella and Chris as Edward.

Skurvy · 17 Nov 07 :: 13:29

Actually when I was reading Twilight and New Moon I really was in LOVE with Edward, but now, after reading Eclipse I am totally Team Jacob. Bella is so very facinated by Edward's beauty and the way he can protect her. And if she becomes a vampire she'll be that beautiful herself and also that strong, and I guess she'll lose her adoration for Edward. Furthermore i think a big part of Edward's love for Bella is caused by her blood's "aroma", and that would be lost too. But if Chris played Edward, I'd be Team Edward again immediately.;) And BTW englisch isn't perfect at all, so feel free to correct me, if I make mistakes lol.

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domesticelefant · 17 Nov 07 :: 14:04

No need to worry about your English, mine isn't perfect either.
I see you're from Munich so I suppose you're German? You can always come to the German corner if you want!

TeeJay · 17 Nov 07 :: 14:23

Hey Skurvy, nice to see you post here. Welcome to our board. Feel free to fill in our Chris questionnaire in the "Introduce Yourself" section. Your English sounds just fine, don't worry.

-TeeJay

Skurvy · 17 Nov 07 :: 14:38

Samsy-Marie wrote:

No need to worry about your English, mine isn't perfect either.
I see you're from Munich so I suppose you're German? You can always come to the German corner if you want!

yep, half german and half greek actually.
and TeeJay, I'll do the questionnaire this evening or tomorrow:), cause I have to leave now.

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TheCentralScrutinizer · 17 Nov 07 :: 21:25

Nice to see you posting! Your English is great. Don't worry! Welcome to the board.

OhGnarly · 18 Nov 07 :: 01:21

Hey Scurvy, welcome! You're doing great with your English!

I'm with you as far as being Team Jacob -- I've always found Edward to be kind of annoying and terribly controlling, regardless of whether or not he's doing it for Bella's safety. Jacob is just a much more realistic character. I've never been the type to fall for the "perfect" guy - I like it when characters have flaws

magicalturkey · 18 Nov 07 :: 01:35

Welcome. Your profile says your name's Lydia, would you rather us call you that instead of Skurvy? I agree that you're doing fine with your English.

And I guess I'm on my own with being on Team Edward. There's something about the way Jacob acted when he first started falling for Bella, to me it seemed like he didn't care that she loved Edward, and I get that they're enemies, but Jacob could have been a little more accepting of the relationship. It's like, she's in grave danger because the vampire family can't control themselves, but aparently werewolves are the safest creatures on earth... ooooook, Jake.

BiggestChrisMarquetteFan · 18 Nov 07 :: 07:10

Welcome to chris-marquette.com Lydia!

Skurvy · 18 Nov 07 :: 19:38

Sisterdebmac wrote:

Nice to see you posting! Your English is great. Don't worry! Welcome to the board.

Thanks..

magicalturkey wrote:

Your profile says your name's Lydia, would you rather us call you that instead of Skurvy?

You can call me however you want

TeeJay · 18 Nov 07 :: 19:47

You do realize that skurvy is a sickness in English, right?

-TeeJay

magicalturkey · 18 Nov 07 :: 20:14

I wanted to point that out, but I figured it had a meaning in German other than a pirate disease.

TeeJay · 18 Nov 07 :: 20:18

It's not a German word, at least none that I know... Apparently, it means something else if you use it as an adjective. Here's what Merriam Webster Online says:

Main Entry: scurvy
Function: adjective
Etymology: scurf
Date: 1579
: arousing disgust or scorn : contemptible, despicable <a scurvy trick>

-TeeJay

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