What is so fascinating about Twilight?

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:

@Koneko_Bozu8: exactly, it could never replace HP. the time magazine ppl must be on drugs.

Koneko_Bozu8 wrote:

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:

@Koneko_Bozu8: exactly, it could never replace HP. the time magazine ppl must be on drugs.

yes, HP will nevah be forgotten...it's pure genius

but now anything that talks about magical or mythical creatues with unique abilities makes me think that the writer had harry potter's originality in mind and copied it into their book...but that's my opinion

I'm very sorry for u...that's gotta be frustrating

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:

Titaniumxvx wrote:

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:I have a friend who is bent on believing she is a vampire. The reason? She watches Moonlight and reads Rice's vampire series and Twilight. After she went crazy over it, I decided it was too risky to read it, in slight fear of craziness, too... up until Time magazine said Meyer could replace Rowling as the fantasy fiction guru... and I thought they had t be joking me. My sister and I have both read it and we've left to wonder... what was all that rave about? Her writing is actually quite pathetic. Unlike Rowling, she just puts the story there, leaving the reader a slow but straight rising acton plotline. Meanwhile in Harry Potter itusually a medium pace multiclimax plotline, like a rollercoaster ride. The story is always the same in each book.. I don't see how it is comparable to Harry Potter when I, who isn't even in high school yet (my displayed age is my rpc's age), can write better than Meyer can, when it comes to the plotline and reading between the lines?

Your friend is somewhat creepy into believing she is a vampire. Just had to put that out there.

It's just a piece of huge fanfiction. If you don't like Fanfiction, chances are that you will hate the book

If you are into Shonen and nothing else, chances are you will hate the book

But Harry Potter and Twilight seem to keep into the same genre though. That's weird

you're telling me? if ask her the simplest things, for example:

Me: "Hey, what's wrong? You're really grumpy this morning."
Her: "The sun is out. Why do you think I'm grumpy?"
Me: *slaps forehead* "You're not a vampire!! The sun doesn't affect your grumpiness! You're inside, for God's sake!"
Her: "Of course I'm a vampire, don't be ridiculous!"

another incident:
Me: "Jeez, I've got terrible balance."
Her: "Yeah. Shouldn't you be good with balance and height? You're one crappy ninja."
Me: *glares* "I'm not a ninja and you're not a vampire."
Her: *pokes me* "Yes you are a ninja! And I'm a vampire!" (she's walking perfeclty fine in broad daylight right now... hm... and she claims that the sun hurts her...)
Her guy friend who thinks he's a dragon/ninja: "Come on, does it hurt to have an imagination?"
Me: *on the verge on choking both of them*

lol, she's probably going to "suck my blood" if she ever reads this.

it really irked me when her guy friend said I had no imagination. I have more imagination than both of htem put together. She only takes all the powers from her favorite vampires and puts them together. He, on the other hand, has a bit more creativity, but still doesn't have as much as me. It's not like he writes or draws anyhthing that's not fanbased!! (sorry for the rant)

@Koneko_Bozu8: exactly, it could never replace HP. the time magazine ppl must be on drugs.

shugo wrote:

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:

Titaniumxvx wrote:

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:I have a friend who is bent on believing she is a vampire. The reason? She watches Moonlight and reads Rice's vampire series and Twilight. After she went crazy over it, I decided it was too risky to read it, in slight fear of craziness, too... up until Time magazine said Meyer could replace Rowling as the fantasy fiction guru... and I thought they had t be joking me. My sister and I have both read it and we've left to wonder... what was all that rave about? Her writing is actually quite pathetic. Unlike Rowling, she just puts the story there, leaving the reader a slow but straight rising acton plotline. Meanwhile in Harry Potter itusually a medium pace multiclimax plotline, like a rollercoaster ride. The story is always the same in each book.. I don't see how it is comparable to Harry Potter when I, who isn't even in high school yet (my displayed age is my rpc's age), can write better than Meyer can, when it comes to the plotline and reading between the lines?

Your friend is somewhat creepy into believing she is a vampire. Just had to put that out there.

It's just a piece of huge fanfiction. If you don't like Fanfiction, chances are that you will hate the book

If you are into Shonen and nothing else, chances are you will hate the book

But Harry Potter and Twilight seem to keep into the same genre though. That's weird

you're telling me? if ask her the simplest things, for example:

Me: "Hey, what's wrong? You're really grumpy this morning."
Her: "The sun is out. Why do you think I'm grumpy?"
Me: *slaps forehead* "You're not a vampire!! The sun doesn't affect your grumpiness! You're inside, for God's sake!"
Her: "Of course I'm a vampire, don't be ridiculous!"

another incident:
Me: "Jeez, I've got terrible balance."
Her: "Yeah. Shouldn't you be good with balance and height? You're one crappy ninja."
Me: *glares* "I'm not a ninja and you're not a vampire."
Her: *pokes me* "Yes you are a ninja! And I'm a vampire!" (she's walking perfeclty fine in broad daylight right now... hm... and she claims that the sun hurts her...)
Her guy friend who thinks he's a dragon/ninja: "Come on, does it hurt to have an imagination?"
Me: *on the verge on choking both of them*

lol, she's probably going to "suck my blood" if she ever reads this.

it really irked me when her guy friend said I had no imagination. I have more imagination than both of htem put together. She only takes all the powers from her favorite vampires and puts them together. He, on the other hand, has a bit more creativity, but still doesn't have as much as me. It's not like he writes or draws anyhthing that's not fanbased!! (sorry for the rant)

@Koneko_Bozu8: exactly, it could never replace HP. the time magazine ppl must be on drugs.

next time she says that tell her then you will attack her and shove a silver steak through her heart if she mentions shes a vampire again

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:

shugo wrote:

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:

Titaniumxvx wrote:

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:I have a friend who is bent on believing she is a vampire. The reason? She watches Moonlight and reads Rice's vampire series and Twilight. After she went crazy over it, I decided it was too risky to read it, in slight fear of craziness, too... up until Time magazine said Meyer could replace Rowling as the fantasy fiction guru... and I thought they had t be joking me. My sister and I have both read it and we've left to wonder... what was all that rave about? Her writing is actually quite pathetic. Unlike Rowling, she just puts the story there, leaving the reader a slow but straight rising acton plotline. Meanwhile in Harry Potter itusually a medium pace multiclimax plotline, like a rollercoaster ride. The story is always the same in each book.. I don't see how it is comparable to Harry Potter when I, who isn't even in high school yet (my displayed age is my rpc's age), can write better than Meyer can, when it comes to the plotline and reading between the lines?

Your friend is somewhat creepy into believing she is a vampire. Just had to put that out there.

It's just a piece of huge fanfiction. If you don't like Fanfiction, chances are that you will hate the book

If you are into Shonen and nothing else, chances are you will hate the book

But Harry Potter and Twilight seem to keep into the same genre though. That's weird

you're telling me? if ask her the simplest things, for example:

Me: "Hey, what's wrong? You're really grumpy this morning."
Her: "The sun is out. Why do you think I'm grumpy?"
Me: *slaps forehead* "You're not a vampire!! The sun doesn't affect your grumpiness! You're inside, for God's sake!"
Her: "Of course I'm a vampire, don't be ridiculous!"

another incident:
Me: "Jeez, I've got terrible balance."
Her: "Yeah. Shouldn't you be good with balance and height? You're one crappy ninja."
Me: *glares* "I'm not a ninja and you're not a vampire."
Her: *pokes me* "Yes you are a ninja! And I'm a vampire!" (she's walking perfeclty fine in broad daylight right now... hm... and she claims that the sun hurts her...)
Her guy friend who thinks he's a dragon/ninja: "Come on, does it hurt to have an imagination?"
Me: *on the verge on choking both of them*

lol, she's probably going to "suck my blood" if she ever reads this.

it really irked me when her guy friend said I had no imagination. I have more imagination than both of htem put together. She only takes all the powers from her favorite vampires and puts them together. He, on the other hand, has a bit more creativity, but still doesn't have as much as me. It's not like he writes or draws anyhthing that's not fanbased!! (sorry for the rant)

@Koneko_Bozu8: exactly, it could never replace HP. the time magazine ppl must be on drugs.

next time she says that tell her then you will attack her and shove a silver steak through her heart if she mentions shes a vampire again

yeah... or put garlic on her, that's easier to find... I know that not all vampires are like that, but that's what I can think of... her vampire character is ridiculously invincible... because apparently she has like five special powers in addiction to her vampire powers and that fires don't actually kill vampires, nor to stakes to the heart... (I'm not sure what does, since she says the sun can't either.... to explain how she's in teh sun all the time and is not affected) oh, and, according to her, vampires can see themselves in the mirror, too, because she can... she's making a whole other supervampire race based on what she can do, basically

Shanaikai Saisuki wrote:Hey, I should. Or find a vampire hunter.... I hope nobody seriously does hunt "vampires" for a living...^.^'

quater wrote:Yep.

News and politics and schools are lightyears more exciting and intense then vampires to me ^_^

knssquad wrote:

quater wrote:Yep.

News and politics and schools are lightyears more exciting and intense then vampires to me ^_^

I like futuristic fiction, and nonfiction books on animals :3

knssquad wrote:

quater wrote:Yep.

News and politics and schools are lightyears more exciting and intense then vampires to me ^_^

I like futuristic fiction, and nonfiction books on animals :3

quater wrote:

knssquad wrote:

quater wrote:Yep.

News and politics and schools are lightyears more exciting and intense then vampires to me ^_^

I like futuristic fiction, and nonfiction books on animals :3

I crawled up into my mom's face and stared at her for like five seconds then giggled...

But um. Actually like I said I used to be into fiction...Then I was like....Wait...This is fiction....And not real...and then politics is real....And affects me...

Awwwwe!


Plus it's easier to hunt Vegetarians then Vampires

Angelic Harmony wrote:

quater wrote:

knssquad wrote:

quater wrote:Yep.

News and politics and schools are lightyears more exciting and intense then vampires to me ^_^

I like futuristic fiction, and nonfiction books on animals :3

I crawled up into my mom's face and stared at her for like five seconds then giggled...

But um. Actually like I said I used to be into fiction...Then I was like....Wait...This is fiction....And not real...and then politics is real....And affects me...

Awwwwe!


Plus it's easier to hunt Vegetarians then Vampires