Evanescence - Whisper

i know i can stop the pain
if i will it all away...

I am feeling very drowsy as i write this so please excuse any typos or lack of sentence clarity (not that my sentences ever make that much sense anyway).

I know may have said this many times before, but a million curses and a plague on the bus company! Once again, we (the devoted bus takers) are left waiting for over an hour for a bus that never arrived. Luckily for me, Jeffery's mum came to pick him up and i got a lift home as well. If you're reading this, thanks heaps and heaps.

This reminds me of another incident a few years back. It had been raining for the last couple of days so it was all wet and icky feeling. Then it starts hailing in the afternoon when i'm in my last period. I thought, "Lucky i don't have to walk all the way to the train station". Unfortunately, i didn't count on the bus not being there when i got out. "Okay, so it's a little bit late". 4 o'clock... still not here....5 o'clock... still not here.... 5:30 it arrives and the bus driver still wants to check bus passes. Crazy assed bitch! So there i was with my friends, three of us huddled under the one umbrella, trying to avoid the hail for two and a half hours.

Looking back on it now, it was almost funny. It would have been a hell of a lot funnier if it weren't hailing, but it's all part of the 'experience', much like having your left leg gnawed off by angry pirahna is part of the camping experience.

Grrrrrrr... shitty ass buses.... *revs chainsaw*

today's top 5: truly disastrous disaster movies

1. Titanic. The mother of all disaster films. A ship full of poms goes down after hitting an iceberg. Hooray for the rest of the world! Leonardo Di Crappio in leading role. World bangs head on desks.
2. Dante's Peak. This film deserves a mention just for that scene where Pierce Brosnan drives his car over molten hot lava. Even though houses catch fire and crumble in the wake of volcanic explosions, his tyres remain unaffected. This is the kind of thing Dunlop should be using in their ads.
3. Twister. [Male: Cow!... Another Cow!. Female: Same cow.] How can you not love a movie where there are flying cows?
4. Gangs of New York. A movie based on the biggest disaster of all, the creation of New York City. Once again, a fine piece of cinema ruined by the presence of Leonardo 'the wuss' Di Crappio.
5. The Day After Tomorrow. Unlike the most disaster films, this one may actually be based on reality. But then again, nobody really wants to watch an entire movie about global warming... even if it means getting to watch as New York is wiped out by tidal waves.