I think I am kind of a masochist in the guy arena.
I mean, let's face it. I always like the ones who would have no interest in me at all. And I constantly tell myself this and I totally know it, but I still persue. It's like, it's not even about the attempt or the hope that the Guy of the Moment will show some interest anymore. Oh no, it's not about that; it's more about me letting myself be delusional for awhile and then getting burned. I am starting to worry that on some crazy, subconcious level that I actually like this.
Okay, I exaggerate. I don't like it in the least. I hate it, and it sucks a lot.
But I digress. I have a history test tomorrow and I have to watch two of the videos from two of the chapters and review everything, because I've read all the chapters but I read them at the beginning of the semester. Then when I go home I have to do math homework and figure out when I'm going to clean my room, because it's scaring me a little. Then later, when all of that is done, I shall watch American Idol and mope some more about my constant persuit of guys/boys/men who don't think of me what I think of them. And I will work on the waxing melancholic here.
There's a weekday paper that comes out that I usually pick up and it had a wonderfully amusant commentary about Oscar fashion. I shall present it to you, with my smart-ass comments in parenthesis:
The Truth About the Red Carpet
--Oh, to be the clippers that buzzed Jake Gyllenhaal's head. He was a whole new brand of hottness. (HEE.)
--Kirsten Dunst looked freakish with her way-too-blond hair that didn't match her way-too-black lace gown. (BUURN!)
--Gisele Bundchen forgot to buy a dress for the ceremonies, so she wrapped herself in a tablecloth and ran out the door. (Snark!)
--Is it possible for Halle Berry to ever look bad? (I could beg to disagree, but I can't remember her looking impossibly bad, so... this is subject to potential future editing.)
--Did Hilary Swank get confused about the weather? Her gown was a near turtleneck in the front and near-crack-showing in the back. (Hee! Indeed, but I thought it was a rather pretty gown.)
--Wanted: another big movie for Catalina Sandino Moreno. She needs some cash to buy hips and fill out her butt-cupping, cellulite-exposing gown. Perhaps she should chat with Virginia Madsen, who is a bit too hippy for the metallic mermaid number she donned. (BUURN, part deux.)
--Scarlett Johannson, you forgot to comb your hair, dear. (BUURN, part trois.)
--Someone mistakenly told Renee Zellweger that the Oscars was a square dance being held in the little house on the prairie. (BUURN the fourth.)
I mean, let's face it. I always like the ones who would have no interest in me at all. And I constantly tell myself this and I totally know it, but I still persue. It's like, it's not even about the attempt or the hope that the Guy of the Moment will show some interest anymore. Oh no, it's not about that; it's more about me letting myself be delusional for awhile and then getting burned. I am starting to worry that on some crazy, subconcious level that I actually like this.
Okay, I exaggerate. I don't like it in the least. I hate it, and it sucks a lot.
But I digress. I have a history test tomorrow and I have to watch two of the videos from two of the chapters and review everything, because I've read all the chapters but I read them at the beginning of the semester. Then when I go home I have to do math homework and figure out when I'm going to clean my room, because it's scaring me a little. Then later, when all of that is done, I shall watch American Idol and mope some more about my constant persuit of guys/boys/men who don't think of me what I think of them. And I will work on the waxing melancholic here.
There's a weekday paper that comes out that I usually pick up and it had a wonderfully amusant commentary about Oscar fashion. I shall present it to you, with my smart-ass comments in parenthesis:
The Truth About the Red Carpet
--Oh, to be the clippers that buzzed Jake Gyllenhaal's head. He was a whole new brand of hottness. (HEE.)
--Kirsten Dunst looked freakish with her way-too-blond hair that didn't match her way-too-black lace gown. (BUURN!)
--Gisele Bundchen forgot to buy a dress for the ceremonies, so she wrapped herself in a tablecloth and ran out the door. (Snark!)
--Is it possible for Halle Berry to ever look bad? (I could beg to disagree, but I can't remember her looking impossibly bad, so... this is subject to potential future editing.)
--Did Hilary Swank get confused about the weather? Her gown was a near turtleneck in the front and near-crack-showing in the back. (Hee! Indeed, but I thought it was a rather pretty gown.)
--Wanted: another big movie for Catalina Sandino Moreno. She needs some cash to buy hips and fill out her butt-cupping, cellulite-exposing gown. Perhaps she should chat with Virginia Madsen, who is a bit too hippy for the metallic mermaid number she donned. (BUURN, part deux.)
--Scarlett Johannson, you forgot to comb your hair, dear. (BUURN, part trois.)
--Someone mistakenly told Renee Zellweger that the Oscars was a square dance being held in the little house on the prairie. (BUURN the fourth.)