Just blabbing
May. 11th, 2006 07:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sailorhathorI'm watching Scream 1-3 to take some notes and I noticed something odd. Not only does Skeet take his shirt off weird, but he sometimes puts it on strangely too. In Scream, after the sex scene, he's sitting on the floor against the wall and puts his shirt back on by first inserting his arms into the sleeves, then putting the shirt over his head and pulling it on. Who the hell puts a shirt on that way? XD Don't you at least put the shirt over your head before you insert your arms in the sleeves? I mean, absolutely no part of Skeet's head was inside the shirt but both of his arms were. It was just the way he did it; it struck me as so weird. Man that's a cute quirk. (Now you guys are probably going to reply saying you put your shirt on that way all the time, but I've never seen anyone do it before. Call me sheltered.)
As long as I'm talking about these movies, man but parts 2 and 3 were freaking boring. I've got part 3 on right now, and while Jenny McCarthy just delivered a pretty funny line ("Hold on, let me get some clothes."), it's dragging. And what the motherpussbucking HELL was Courteney Cox thinking with that haircut? Does it get easier to look at her with those bangs?
Just wondering if anyone here knows something about elements and chemistry and can answer this question: Does platinum really shine in the dark?
As long as I'm talking about these movies, man but parts 2 and 3 were freaking boring. I've got part 3 on right now, and while Jenny McCarthy just delivered a pretty funny line ("Hold on, let me get some clothes."), it's dragging. And what the motherpussbucking HELL was Courteney Cox thinking with that haircut? Does it get easier to look at her with those bangs?
Just wondering if anyone here knows something about elements and chemistry and can answer this question: Does platinum really shine in the dark?
