thatboyChase

My dad has a great speaking voice. When he was in school he worked on the radio station and everybody comments on it. My voice is really whiny sounding I think and rather gay, which is a tragedy. So I obviously didn't retain my dads godly speaking voice.

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If that is a chick she is f**king cute.

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dude with a wig, called it~

Actually had a discussion recently in my media journalism class about e-books. We concluded that they might become the future of reading. I like the idea, haven't experienced one yet. But the sleek design, easy to manage and small make it prime for students/and readers alike. Cause honestly, everything is turning virtual/digital. Newspapers, magazines, books, text-books, etc. I believe The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown's new paper child was sold on Amazon via e-book and sold a helluva lot of copies.

My parents went out of town this weekend. So naturally

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I'm Chase and I'm a whore and I text.

I made a few poor choices tonight, but that

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only if you take me to atlantis

So I went and saw it. It definitely creep'd me out. I usually don't scare easily, I'm a pretty logical individual and try and disprove stuff. but some of the 'events' were really creepy. I had to check under my bed before I went to sleep. Bring a friend. Review below, so spoilers abound: Like AFriendlyFace said, the boyfriend is kind of annoying, but provides much needed comic relief when it contrasts with the night time footage which is completely SILENT apart from the heightened sound so you can hear the entity. But when it cycled through the various nights, got progressively worse and rather eerie, you could feel the tension and breathing being held in the theatre for sure. I felt a bit of a film makers touch though at certain parts (spoilers, if you care, but you'll just see it anyways). When Micah (the boyfriend) finds Katie outside on the hammock and then there is a loud crash upstairs and the TV is on, but its snowing? Poltergeist anyone? Towards the end when she comes up the stairs and smells Micah then attacks the camera is kind of stupid in my opinion and when she is in the bed towards the end and speaks with the double voice that is supposedly the demon, kind of like dear Linda Blair. I'm a pretty hard critic, like AFriendlyFace I guess, I like my scary movies and I want to be scared. I was as I said slightly disturbed, not scared per-sey. I also disliked the camera because at certain times it would not follow them, like when she walks down the stairs and lets out that unearthly scream. You have NO idea what went on downstairs, I guess that was the intention if it was an actual film, but certain aspects just seemed a bit rigged. She gets pulled into the hallway? Really? When she slides from the bed she has a brief rag doll effect, sleeping people usually aren't prone like that. The footprints and the powder only reminded me of Big Bird, so that decreased the spooky factor. Ditto with the picture in the attic, what self respecting torturing evil force does that? Both of the characters also kinda of "fell" throughout the movie, became more tense, negative and ultimately fighting with each other over this thing they couldn't see. The part which had me shivering were the two occasions where she gets out of the bed and just stands there for hours, according to time cycling in the corner of the camera screen. I did like how the camera was positioned in the bedroom, kind of imposing the bed and the couple then looking straight into that f**king creepy hallway, nothing was there ever, but I always thought there was. I just gave a detailed review haha, but, I thought it was worth it, so go.

I'm going to see it in a few hours, apparently it is near by. Hopefully it'll be terrifying.

The second part has arrived. Enjoy.

I love horror movies and it seems directors are taking a more "real life" approach. Putting a camera in a room for 20 or 40 nights, however long they do and having shit happen to a couple is real time freaky, for some people. The whole people leaving the audience thing...Uhhmmm I'm not sure. I remember Haunting in Connecticut was supposed to be the all time scary movie of the year, nay, it was kind of dull. Same with the Uninvited, however the Unborn was just really disturbing. My favorite new hopeful is the movie the Fourth Kind, that looks freaking awesome spooky. This movie had a very low budget thusly why its only playing in certain states and if you want it you need to demand it and once a city reaches a million demands they will bring the movie there. I hope they put it out all over cause scary movies rock. But I'm unsure about the hype. Blair-Witch was lame and the sequal to that shouldn't even be considered a movie. I think still the all time most disturbing, scary movie was the Exorcist, hands down.

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Actually, you do have an accent. If you went to Japan, you'd have an accent, if you went to the US, you'd have an accent. If I went to the east coast, I would have an accent, if I went to England, I would have an accent.

I like one accent. My accent.

I went to San Francisco last weekend to visit friends and participate in Lovefest, some gay ass dance festival. It was probably the best weekend to date, of my life and I shall lay it out for you. Friday - I left Friday morning around 4. Easier to drive that way especially getting through LA which is a huge choke point of traffic once all the working class people get out of bed. It would probably put me behind maybe 3 hours of my journey just to get through LA county. I flew through LA and go to Santa Barbara in like an hour and a half, I drove hella fast too. But whatever. My main plan was to pick up some friends in Santa Cruz, then drive to the city from there. I arrived in SC at about 12 (as I had planned) got my awesome friend Caitie, then we got Montana, another friend. Drove up to the city, dropped off Montana at her place and went a mutual friend of Caitlyn and I, Rose. Got to her apartment all was good. Her boyfriend got us seats at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in the park, so we got ready, smoked a bowl and went down there. Saw f**king Jon Prine and hung out there with all the people who like free blues concerts. Went back to her apartment, her roommate, another friend of mine from high school, Roksi came home. We started drinking a lot of tequila and Roses boyfriend and I played Edward 40 hands with miller light 40

Thank you very much everyone.