I would love it if they put the Mad Hatter in the movie. He's my second favorite character. I think he would work out really well in the series.

I had so much fun going to see this with my siblings (and a friend). There were only two problems I had with the movie.

1: It needed more Scarecrow, he's the only reason I went to see the movie, because I'm a diehard fan of the Scarecrow character.

2: I learned why I normally wait for the DVD to come out before I see a movie. I could barely understand Batman's mumbling, and I was wishing he came with subtitles. I could understand every other character easily, but I had difficulty with him.

I would like to be eaten by cannibals. Or Cthulhu awakens and destroys all of humanity, that way I won't die alone.

I'm terrified of many things, zombies, clowns, ovens and balloons. But it's mostly the zombies. Somthing about your relatives coming back from the dead to feast on you just freaks me out.

I don't really have any rational fears. Every fear I have is somthing most people do not fear, such as balloons.

I just got back from vacation in Gatlinburg, TN. I had a great time, went to Dixie Stampede, bought some more books, went to an indoor waterpark, and all kinds of stuff. But I'm glad to be home, I'm not used to being away from my computer for a whole week.

1:Re-Animator
2:Tranformers (1986)
3:Willard
4:Back to the Future
5:Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
6:Friday the 13 part 4
7:Last House on the Left
8:Reservoir Dogs
9:Hellraiser
10:Nightbreed

Seven are horror movies, and Crispin Glover is in three of the movies on the list.

I got Spandam. Not suprisng to me, but it was a very fun quiz.

Your Result: Spandam - The Fieldmarshal Outgoing, logical and decisive, the Fieldmarshal leads by providing conceptual structure and setting goals, rather than by detailing and enforcing procedures, codes and regulations. This "big picture" type rises naturally to conspicuous positions of power and responsiblity in all organizational settings (business, military, educational, governmental.) Disorganization, confusion, emotion, inefficiency and illogic drive Fieldmarshals to take charge of situations and institutions. Their intuition fuels their vision and defines their goals. They deal with the world boldly, in an assertive, analytical, objective and organized way which inspires others to salute them and do whatever the Fieldmarshal needs done–including all the detail work! Fieldmarshals certainly do get things done, both at home and at work, but often at substantial cost in terms of wear and tear on the human spirit, for they may neglect the importance of the personal element in accomplishing their purpose. More than any other, this type of person seems to struggle between an inner drive toward creative spontaneity and the desire for order in the universe.

Today I took one of my EOC tests and later that night, I learned I passed it. I was so suprised, I'm terrible at school.

Also, today I learned my obsession with Transformers is back. Like, it's all I can think about now. I don't mind, as it gives me somthing to think about instead of being bored all day.

I wanna go see this. I heard it has some good death scenes, and thats really all I look for in movies anymore. Plus, I love movies about chaos. Thats why I'm a zombie fan.

My day was fine (other than me getting a 28 on a test). Until now.

I hope everyone who works at the McDonalds in my town catch a disease. They are always rude, and to make matters worse, they ALWAYS put onions on my double cheeseburger, even when I ask for NO ONIONS! How someone can be stupid enough to mess up a simple order such as that, I dunno, but thanks to them, all I get for dinner is some small fries. Now I'm hungry.