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No I haven't heard of anything like that with Hilary Duff. And it says it's a film not a TV show...yea, it's a film. It'll be in theaters July 2010. And it's based on a book.

This is the official movie site: http://www.beastlythemovie.com/

Actually it does look like her, I recognized her right away. I mean if you haven't seen her since she was 10 she's maybe a bit hard to recognize, maybe, though I still think they look virtually the same. Now their voices don't stick with me as I've listened to it vary as they aged, so that means minimal to me.

Guess that makes her the king then, because she even hates vests ^_~.

Yea ok I've seen several of the shows and movies they did after Full House...though the best things were probably Full House (wee children) and Double Double Toil and Trouble (also wee children). Little Rascals was good too, hehe, but that's hardly there movie, as I think they share one line. I also kind of like It Takes Two (but that's another wee child one, they are about 8 or 9), it's kind of like Parent Trap only they aren't related.

Sadly, I'm realizing I've seen almost everything they've ever been in. To Grandmother's House We Go (not very memorable, but I've seen it, wasn't awful I guess), Billboard Dad (I actually rather like that, and they are a bit older in it), It Takes Two (their second show, no Full House but it wasn't bad), How The West Was Fun (don't remember it at ALL!), Passport to Paris (blech), etc etc, through to So Little Time (their third, and final show - thus far? stressed - and that one was kind of bad). Haven't seen much of what came after, bit parts in random things.

The only things they did that weren't bit part were "twin" things, so it really kind of gets washed away. However as they were Around 15 - 16 in So Little Time, I don't find Mary Kate now too look too different from then. A little bit older in the face, definitely skinnier. About it though.

Ugh, I'm writing an essay about an Olsen, *sad face*... xd

*fails at life*

Can I go back in time, unsee stuff, and insert some of the many things now on my fail list that I'm totally lacking on? The sad thing is I've seen a lot of that on repeat. Like I've definitely watched repeats of Two of a Kind, and I watched Billboard Dad a lot. Sad thing though, I still kinda like both of those. xd

*is tempted to look for Two of a Kind on Megavideo*...NO! *stabs self in hand*...That'll stop me...I hope.

Yea I'll get to that eventually.

Well that's what romantic comedies do 100%. Most of the shows I watch are cartoons/animes, medical/law enforcement and Supernatural. My favorite genres are fantasy and horror (and historical). So yes, while several things follow that trend, it does tend to reveal while I get more into the alternative genres, which are less of the plot map - problem, do something crazy/funny, s**t happens, resolution. I don't particularly do cute or funny - unless it's cruel/sarcastic/satire type funny. Which again, is very reflective of why romantic comedies usually either annoy me or bore me. Usually it's bore, I guess it'd be better if they annoyed me because at least then I'd be impassioned.

In my visual entertainment I like fear, suffering, tension, irony, satire. I like the stakes to be life or death, not lost relationship. Especially when you've known the person in your relationship for a matter of days to weeks. I mean in a lot of these movies, people start out in relationships and end up with someone else. I do have issues with monogamy, but this compounds not alleviates them. Usually if I want to watch flawed characters change, I would rather watch the flawed family figure change, rather than the dating partner. I'm not a fan of dating, perhaps because my own romantic life fails, I don't know. I'd rather see the absentee parent realize what they are doing to their family, the screwed up teenager turn their life around. I don't want to see asshats who don't deserve love randomly turn into not asshats for pretty much no reason.

J doesn't have cable, I'm not even sure she's heard of Airbender. Poor deprived J.

HAHAHAHA, nice! And hooray I'm not failing alone! I don't think I disliked How the West was Fun but I only saw it once and don't really remember it. Oh yea? Haha, ok as soon as I get through my visa/housing/scholarship (which will be a month at most, though hopefully less, I really need to figure out next year NOW!) I'll look up Princess Tutu. Fell out of the swing with Naruto anyhow. Do want to force myself back into it, but maybe a short interrupting will be nice.

Oh it is a film! Yay that seems much better to me XD I should really pay more attention.

@Ketz haha yea who would have thought. Oh and its when ever Nick says he'll tattoo her name on his a**.

New song for Midnight Riders, I rather like it...>>

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atZHX7n5Dak

lol omg it's so easy to get Francis' attention...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcWgnVoXn7w

oh and

http://mutiler.deviantart.com/art/L4D-and-L4D2-Love-161927963

Yes...That was silly of me. sweatdrop

Hehehe...yay serial killers! ninja

Yea well, I did my accommodation application today. Assuming all goes well with my first visa meeting May 7th (assuming I get my CAS and all forms together and don't have to reschedule) I'll look into giving into that agenda and starting it May 9th, maybe. I'd say the 8th but I have time trials for the team I coach in the morning and then my one of my best friends graduation ceremony in the afternoon and the reception in the evening. So my May 8th is booked. I want to start working on her gift buuuuuuuut I'm waiting to find out if she's graduating for sure, hahaha. It all rides on her getting her thesis done by Friday. So I can't start it until this weekend I guess.