Ninth Palaver

I'm sure it is.

And okay, I get that. Like I said, it ends pretty sad, but most of the ten books will. Never really liked books that didn't end well when growing up, and yet now that's really all I write about. XD

Call me Shakespeare. XD

I think there's a time for good endings and time for bad. It has to fit the mood of things. I know stuff doesnt always work out in life but things ca T always be bad either. Takes a strain on the subjects you write about.

Yeah, just a bit.

Maybe its just me. I find it easier to write when you think of what you're writing about as a real thing. Or at least that you're in their world just observing.

So what are you up to today?

I do that exact thing. Makes you connected to the story, you know.

Not much. First time in a while I've had two consecutive days off with NOTHING to do. So I've been catching up on some Zzz and will be spending time with the fam later, and then back to work tomorrow. You?

I do know, hence why I said. XD

NOt much really. Been wanting to sit down and finish my Soul Cal story, trying to really devote myself to it. But then IT was on, and then After Earth (terrible movie by the way), and now Hancock. After that I'm going to eat but then I'm determined to sit down and type out my story until Adult Swim/Toonami comes on tonight.

You're a toon head. jk XD

You know they're making another IT?

Toon head?

Yeh I heard. I don't know if it can live up. Tim Curry was absolute heaven (or I guess hell in terms of the subject matter) as Pennywise. I'd rather they devote time to the Dark Tower series and trya nd get that off the ground. Though I heard as long as this goes well (or even if it doesnt I guess) they'll remake the stand too. Which I think is in need of a touch up.

Is it tune head?

Yeah, Curry was the best. Even was terribly creepy and perfect for the Clue Movie. Don't know if anyone could live up to that; kind of like Heath Ledger and the Joker.

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I still have no idea what you're talking about.

Honestly I think if Heath Ledger hadn't died I don't think he would be remembered that way for being the Joker. He wasn't taht great at it, at least not for waht the joker is. To be frank Christian Bale wasn't a great batman either. He was a great party boy billionare in bruce wayne, but not a very good batman.

You watch too much tv. :P

Jeez... Though critic... XD

Really I watch too much youtube, TV is mostly just a background noise.

*tough ;) And that's just how I honestly feel. The best Heath Ledger film I've personally seen is still A Knight's Tale.

Didn't he die before finishing that? Or is that a different movie?

He died before tha batman movie came out, but I think they had wrapped up production by then. A knight's tale came out 14 years ago. Looking at his wikipedia page it says his last film was The Immaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, but again I don't know if his parts where done or not by that time.

I don't know. But he was still a good Joker, at least the best to date at that time. Didn't have much competition though... XD

No, the best joker is mark hamill, bar none. At least in my opinion.

I kind of like Jack as it, just because it was SOOOO ridiculous. XD

Me too but then again the movies werent bleak and dark. Or at least there was still some fun in them.

Yeah, and he made them perfect. XD

True.

Police were at the bottom of my hill when i came home today.