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Final Destination 3
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Final Destination 3 is a third installment in the Final Destination series. The film is about a high school graduate who had a premonition of the roller coaster derailment, As she saves them from the roller coaster, Death continues the plot of killing the survivors in bizarre accidents.
- Directed by James Wong. Written by Glen Morgan and James Wong.
Wendy Christensen[edit]
- [to Julie] You're not a senior.
- Um. I was having that feeling like Deja Vu. You know, except for, something that hasn't happened yet.
- I'm sorry. I can't sit in the front. I cannot see the tracks. I'll freak.
- The coaster is gonna crash!
- If it weren't for you and Jason being friends, and me and Carrie being friends, we wouldn't have even hung out. We don't even like each other.
- If there's one place that makes you feel that there is no life after death, it's a cemetery.
- [to Kevin] It's so sad that you know that.
- We gotta get out!
Kevin Fischer[edit]
- Well, it was nice to see that things haven't made you... any less of a control freak.
- It's never better staying ignorant. Willful ignorance is surrendering control.
- [about his death] Is it bad? Is it painful or embarrassing? I mean, there's nothing like up my ass, is there?
- Why would you worry about me? We don't even like each other, remember?
- It's not working. Somebody stop the train!
Ian McKinley[edit]
- You're more likely to die driving to an amusement park than dying at one.
- Equal... in Death's eyes? All of us? How can you say that? Dude, think it through: Charlie Manson, made it to 70, Osama, still kicking. Pimps, vice presidents, walking around; all the atrocities they've commited, they're alive and well. These two girls, never done shit to anybody, they don't get to make it to 18. Where's the fucking equality in that?
- [to Wendy, after he was almost hit by fireworks] You see?! I'm not gonna die! It's you, Wendy! You're dead!
Erin Ulmer[edit]
- A rollercoaster is just elemental physics, a conversion of potential energy to kinetic energy.
- So let me get this straight; I'm gonna OD on nail polish, and Ian is gonna be embarrassed to death?
- Death is fucking complicated.
Frankie Cheeks[edit]
- Oh! Where you guys are right now if you raise your hands and just - ha! - cup them slightly, it'll look like you're holding the devil's balls.
- I stuck around to monitor your development.
- Seeing women as nothing but fun bags. I mean, if I'd have seen their, whatever, humanity, they wouldn't have felt the pressure to look so good. Impress Franklin Cheeks; Go on diets; Deodorize; Stretch; Tan.
Jason Wise[edit]
- Cause look, I know you and I think that maybe you're nervous about this roller coaster because they say the real fear comes from the feeling of having no control. Everyone imagines weird stuff when they get scared. But it never turns out to be what they imagine, Never.
- I'll meet you at the end.
- Dude, that's my girlfriend!
Carrie Dreyer[edit]
- Um, could you like, please delete that one of Stacy?
- I'm breaking up with him. Couple of weeks after graduation. I've been wanting to for a while. but don't tell anybody, okay?
- Fuck that. I'm going to Berkeley and I won't get to do this for a while. I'm sitting in the front.
Lewis Romero[edit]
- Fuck moi? No man, fuck you! [begins fighting Kevin.]
- [to Kevin] Look, if you ever have to come to my funeral, bring me a PSP or something. That way, I'll have something to do.
- [before his death] Whoo! What did I tell you Kevin, huh? Fuck death! I just win. That's I all know how to do, Kevin. Baby I just win!
Ashley Freund[edit]
- [to Frankie] You've been graduated like two years ago!
- This is so high school.
- So we're ready for graduation tonight we're going to the tanning salon after this and we are so totally cool if you wanna come with
- Steinmetz says he gets off on tan lines.
- [browsing for good music] Celine? Britney? Dude, are we like the only cool people that come here, or what?
Ashlyn Halperin[edit]
- I'm looking at one right now.
- [while watching a scuffle] Let's out.
- Nobody's walking in here and see me naked!
- Dude, he said no drinks. If you spill that shit, we're gonna have to clean it up like last time.
- [before her death] It's way too warm in here now, huh?
Julie Christensen[edit]
- And what are you gonna about it, Miss 'cutest couple rah-rah'?
- [about her good luck necklace] This is mine! My good guy luck bracelet, that Grandma left me in her will! Augh!
- Don't be down, Frankie. Be proud of your ability to make everything that happens. Somehow, a story about you.
- [to Kevin] Let me explain this to you! [flips him two birds.]
- No, it's over. Ian was gonna cause your death, but you intervened and it skipped us. And until something happens to me and then Kevin, you've got nothing to worry about.
- [In the carnival, Jason, Carrie and Kevin are riding on the ride.]
- Kevin Fischer: [to Jason.; pointing to Wendy.] Did you see that?
- [Wendy starts taking a picture of them.]
- Wendy Christensen: [laughing.] Oh my God.
- [The ride stops.]
- Jason Wise: Yes, yes.
- Kevin Fischer: Nice, nice, nice.
- Jason Wise: I'm sick.
- Kevin Fischer: Worth the weight.
- [Wendy laughs and checks the photo, then looks at the ride then looks at the photo again says "HIGH DI E".; Jason appears and hugs to Wendy. Kevin and Carrie walks with them.]
- Kevin Fischer: That was intense man. The feeling will be this?... crash and burn like that.
- Wendy Christensen: Oh yeah, and maybe for you, our lives are just going somewhere.
- Jason Wise: Okay, where we gotta go is to the roller coaster and that's gonna kill me. [checks his watch.] It surpasses from 9:15. We miss that, I'm standing length the day in a half, and that's gonna kill me. Alright? Let's go.
- Kevin Fischer: Okay what we need, is to get a deep fry snickers and a coke.
- Jason Wise: Before riding Devil's Flight? Yeah, that might kill me.
- Kevin Fischer: Oh!!! What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger man! [holds Jason.]
- [Wendy stops and notices the roller coaster ,feeling something's bad is gonna happen. Wendy sees the Devil's Flight and walks away.]
- [Wendy puts the camera on the table.]
- Kevin Fischer: [takes the camera.] I'll take that.
- Wendy Christensen: No come on, give me. It's not even mine Kevin, It's the yearbook. It's just having---
- [Kevin picture's Stacy's panties.; Wendy tries to get the camera back from Kevin]
- Kevin Fischer: Hey, hey give me the--- [Wendy takes the picture of Kevin in the face with a flash, blinding him.]
- Carrie Dreyer: Um, could you like, please delete that one of Stacy? [turns to Kevin and hits him.]
- Wendy Christensen: These are for the yearbook and I have to turn them in tomorrow to make a deadline and, like, I doubt if a shot of Stacy Kobayashi's camel toe is gonna make it in there.
- Kevin Fischer: Whew, I'd buy two.
- [Jason laughs. Carrie looks at Kevin]
- Caller: Number 38, you're order's ready.
- Kevin Fischer: That's us.
- [Jason and Kevin stands up and gets their order.]
- Carrie Dreyer: I'm so sorry, Kevin get's so out of control.
- Wendy Christensen: I'm here just say, He make me crazy. [laughs.] I mean you know, I'm such a control freak like, I could handle that. [Carrie turns to Kevin with Jason picking their order, then turns back to Wendy.]
- Carrie Dreyer: I'm breaking up with him. Couple of weeks after graduation. I've been wanting to for a while. but don't tell anybody, okay?
- [Wendy nods.; Kevin and Jason appears with their order.]
- Kevin Fischer: Whoa, [points to Ashley and Ashlyn, playing the water gun game] Now that shot there that will sell some yearbooks.
- [Ashley and Ashlyn laughs.]
- Ashley Freund: I love it.
- Ashlyn Halperin: I love it.
- Wendy Christensen: Ugh... Alright so I'm a total whore. [Wendy stands up to take a picture of Ashley and Ashlyn.]
- [While Ashley and Ashlyn play at the game.]
- Ashley Freund: Come on, Go, go, go, go, go, go!
- Ashlyn Halperin: Oh my god Ashley, you're winning. You're totally winning.
- Ashley Freund: Am I winning?
- Ashlyn Halperin: Yeah. Hurry.
- Ashley Freund: Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
- [Wendy appears to take a picture.]
- Ashley Freund: Am I winning the grand prize?
- Ashlyn Halperin: You're totally winning.
- Ashley Freund: Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
- [As Wendy prepares to take a picture, he sees the omens on the game.]
- Ashlyn Halperin: Don't look.
- Ashley Freund: Oh my gosh!
- Ashlyn Halperin: What's wrong?
- Ashley Freund: I'm winning! I'm winning! [The balloon pops. Ashley cheers for joy.]
- Ashlyn Halperin: You won! I knew it! [she and Ashley hug each other..]
- [The owner rewards Ashley, an inflatable palm tree.]
- Ashley Freund: Oh my god! Gimme my prize.
- Ashlyn Halperin: That is so awesome, Ashley.
- [Wendy smiles.]
- Wendy Christensen: [calling.] Ashley.
- [Ashley and Ashlyn turns to Wendy and pose each other as Wendy takes a picture.]
- [Wendy begins to picture Kevin with a dancer.; Julie and her friends appears and block the view.]
- Wendy Christensen: Excuse me?
- [Julie and her friends reveal themselves.]
- Wendy Christensen: You're not a senior!
- Julie Christensen: And what are *you* gonna do about it, Miss "cutest couple rah-rah"? [Amber and Perry laugh.]
- Wendy Christensen: Mom know you're here?
- Julie Christensen: You are a complete bitch if you tell her!
- Wendy Christensen: [flashes her camera] Proof where you were.
- Julie Christensen: Take a shot of this!
- [She sticks both her middle fingers at Wendy, as she pictures it.; Wendy smirks.]
- Lewis Romero: [playing his hammer game] Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. That's three. That is three, number three. Man, I am hot. Man, gimme some right here, man. What you doin'? Get the fuck back. Hoo! My God, I am good. Here we go. Boy, I'll tell ya.... goddamn. Whoo! King sir, step right here! There ya go. Whaddaya want? Here we go, baby. 3 for 3, it's all mine. [whacks the striker's head off, which goes flying.]
- [Wendy takes a picture]
- Jason Wise: Whoa, man. You broke it.
- Lewis Romero: Ho, ho, ho. That's what I'm talking about!
- [While Frankie is reccording Ashley and Ashlyn]
- Frankie Cheeks: Oh! Where you guys are right now if you raise your hands and just... [laughs] - cup them slightly, it'll look like you're holding the devil's balls.
- Ashley Freund: And we'd wanna do that why?
- Frankie Cheeks: When else you ever gonna see a dick that big? [shows the Devil's statue]
- Ashlyn Halperin: I'm looking at one right now.
- [Frankie laughs.]
- Frankie Cheeks: Man! You guys are smoking hot!
- Ashley Freund: Get out, Frankie!
- Ashlyn Halperin: Yeah, why are you even here?
- Ashley Freund: Yeah, you've been graduated like two years ago!
- Frankie Cheeks: I stuck around to monitor your development.
- [While Wendy, Kevin, Jason and Carrie are falling in line.]
- Jason Wise: You alright? There's nothing to worry about.
- Erin Ulmer: A roller coaster is just elemental physics, a conversion of potential energy to kinetic energy.
- Ian McKinley: Yep, odds are like one in 250 million of dying in a roller coaster.
- [Jason stops and realizes it.]
- Jason Wise: Yeah, yeah. Thanks for that, McKinley.
- Ian McKinley: You're more likely to die driving to an amusement park than dying at one.
- Wendy Christensen: Wait... No... No, please. I'm sorry, I don't wanna be a hassle. I just... I can't sit in the front. I cannot see the tracks. I'll freak.---
- Kevin Fischer: Okay. Take it easy. Uh, well, Carrie will sit in the back with you. Right, babe?
- Carrie Dreyer: Uh, Why me?
- Kevin Fischer: What?
- Carrie Dreyer: 'Cause we're girls? Fuck that. I'm going to Berkeley and I won't get to do this for a while. I'm sitting in the front.
- Wendy Christensen: Jay just go, Okay? I'll live.
- Jason Wise: You're not gonna sit by yourself.
- Kevin Fischer: All right, you know what? We'll just settle this like real men. How about that? Hmm? [pulls out a coin.] Call it.
- Jason Wise: Heads.
- [Kevin flips the coin and lands it on heads]
- Kevin Fischer: Shit! Damn it.
- [Jason and Carrie laughs.]
- Kevin Fischer: All right, fine, what the fuck. It's the same ride, right? Go. Go ahead. Bye, babe.
- [Jason and Carrie goes to the first row. Jason stops and turns to Kevin.]
- Jason Wise: Hey, uh, just do me a favor. Keep an eye on her, Okay? She's kinda freaked out.
- Kevin Fischer: Oh. Cool.
- Jason Wise: All right?
- [Jason goes to the first row.]
- [Wendy's Premonition]
- [While at the roller coaster, Frankie records Ashley and Ashlynn, with his camera.]
- Frankie Cheeks: Yeah! Show me your titties!
- [Ashlyn knocks away Frankie's camera, out of his hand.]
- Ashlyn Halperin: Fuck off, Frankie!
- Frankie Cheeks: Oh!
- [Present]
- Roller Coaster Attendant: [Wave his hand to Wendy] Hey?, What? you can't read?
- Kevin Fischer: Oh, what? Shall I just put it in my pocket?
- Roller Coaster Attendant: Um?, Yeah.
- Kevin Fischer: Good. [puts Wendy's camera in his pocket] Okay! Let's do this!
- [Wendy grabs his hand and sees the gum in his hand, like in her premonition.]
- Roller Coaster Worker: Okay!, Ready to go?
- Kevin Fischer: Yeah! Let's do it baby. Whoo!
- Wendy Christensen: [shocked and terrified] We have to get out of here.
- [The roller coaster conductor is about to start the ride]
- Wendy Christensen: [sobbed and screaming] No don't push the button! DON'T!! DON'T PUSH THE BUTTON! [desperately tried to get out] Let me out! Let me out!
- Kevin Fischer: Wendy, it's alright!
- Wendy Christensen: [sobbed] No, It's gonna crash!, It's gonna crash!
- Jason Wise: Wendy?
- Wendy Christensen: [sobbed and screaming] The hydraulics will rupture!, The tracks will collapse! Please!
- Security Guard: [shows up at the roller coaster] What's going on?
- Wendy Christensen: [sobbing] Let me off!
- Roller Coaster Attendant: She just saw something?
- Security Guard: Alright, let her out, just the back.
- [The roller coaster conductor deactivates the coaster harnesses at the back, as Wendy gets out of the coaster.]
- Security Guard: [to Wendy] Whoa, whoa, just relax. Now what's the matter?
- [Lewis gets out of his seat.]
- Wendy Christensen: [sobbed] I saw it, I saw it in my head. The tracks collapsed, The hydraulics are loosened, and the roller coaster crashed---
- Kevin Fischer: No, she was just a little upset before, alright--
- Lewis Romero: Man, please! Can you please control that bitch? [two people get out of their seats.] Damn, [mocking Wendy] "It's gonna crash!, the hydraulics!, the coaster!." Now she just trying to get some fucking attention!--
- Kevin Fischer: You know what? You're a real piece of shit, Lewis! Fuck you!
- Lewis Romero: Fuck moi? No man, fuck you!
- [Kevin grabs his arm and Lewis slaps Erin in the face]
- Erin: Agh!
- [Ian gets up and grabs Lewis, who is already in a fight with Kevin]
- Jason Wise: Hey!, let me off.
- [the fight between Lewis, Ian, and Kevin continues]
- Security Guard: [trying to calm the boys down, and tells to anybody] Alright, nobody else gets off this ride!
- Jason Wise: Dude let me OFF!
- Ashley Freund: This is so high school.
- Ashlyn Halperin: Let's out.
- [Ashlyn and Ashley leave their seats]
- Erin: [trying to get Ian up from the fight] Ian!
- Frankie Cheeks: Wait, where are you ladies going? [Frankie gets out of his seat and follows the girls.] There's a fight.
- [The other Security guard appear and assist the guard, to break up the fight. They grab Wendy, Kevin, Ian, Erin, and Lewis]
- Security Guard: Get them out of the ride! Calm down! [to Lewis] RELAX!
- Jason Wise: Dude let me off, I've got to make sure if she's okay.
- [The crowd starts chanting, "Aye, oh, let's go!"]
- Jason Wise: DUDE LET ME OFF!
- Roller Coaster Attendant: Here we go!
- [The roller coaster attendant signals the roller coaster conductor to start the ride]
- Jason Wise: Let me off!
- [Wendy sees Jason and Carrie, still in the roller coaster.; The ride starts. ]
- Jason Wise: Dude that's my girlfriend!
- Wendy Christensen: Oh my God.
- [Wendy rushes to the roller coaster workers.; The security guard chases her, Kevin follows.]
- Wendy Christensen: [screaming and sobbing] STOP IT! NO! STOP! Stop it!, Please! Please the tracks are broken!, STOP!!! STOP IT! PLEASE!! [The security guard grabs Wendy.] JASON!!
- [The security guards grab hold of Wendy & Kevin, and take them outside.]
- Security Guard: [to Wendy.] Just relax, Okay?
- Wendy Christensen: [sobbing.] Please!
- Kevin Fischer: [grabbed hold by the other security guard.; to the Security Guard] Ease up man! She's alright!, Okay? She can let her settle down!---
- Security Guard: [to Kevin.] She can settle down at home. [turns to Wendy.] Now listen... What is your home phone number?, Okay? We can call your mother, and everything will be okay---
- [They turn around, as they hear the teens, including Jason and Carrie, scream, and sees the roller coaster crashed, just like in Wendy's premonition.; The security guards gets back to the roller coaster, as Wendy and Kevin watch in horror.]
- Wendy Christensen: [crying.] Jason!
- [Wendy starts crying.]
- [Wendy begins to arrange the things, and goes to her computer, to upload the photos.; Julie tries to look for her charm bracelet. She finds it on Wendy's jewelry box.; Julie turns to Wendy.]
- Julie Christensen: This is mine! My good guy luck bracelet, that Grandma left me in her will! Augh!
- [Julie begins to leave.]
- Wendy Christensen: Julie?
- [Julie stops.]
- Wendy Christensen: [sobbing and crying.] I need?... I could use some help. I have such guilt over Jason. I should never have let that ride go... God. You know usually I'm such a control freak but I didn't do enough to stop it, I should have done everything I could to stop it. That would give anything... I wish I could have another chance, but I never can. [Wendy turns to Julie.] I don't wanna someday feel that way about you, Julie. Y'know I can't talk to Mom and Dad. You're all I have left. You think when I get a place you could come stay with me for while?
- Julie Christensen: You know I will. Mmmm... [gives her bracelet back to Wendy] Keep this now, and I'll come get it when I come to see you. Oh, and hey, on your end, do you mind if I borrow the school camera for graduation tonight?
- Wendy Christensen: Ah, Yeah, as long as you promise to bring it back to school on Monday.
- Julie Christensen: Done!
- [Wendy checks on her camera.]
- Wendy Christensen: Oh, um?... Actually, the battery is pretty low, so why don't you finish getting ready and I'll recharge it up a bit for you.
- Julie Christensen: Cool.
- [Julie leaves.]
- [After Ashley and Ashlyn die, the minister begins to read the funeral speech.]
- Minister: We may feel that our lives are not our own, that Death controls and frames our lives. Our birth is nothing but death begun. Yet whether it is with this tragic loss of young lives, which we have suffered much of late, or with the soft passing of the elderly in the night, we are all equal in Death's eyes.
- Ian McKinley: [interrupting] Equal... in Death's eyes? All of us? How can you say that? [everyone turns to him.]
- Student: Shut up, McKinley.
- Ian McKinley: Dude, think it through: Charlie Manson, he made it to 70, Osama?, still kicking. [Erin tries to usher him away.]
- Erin Ulmer: Let's go. Come on.
- Ian Mckinley: Pimps, vice presidents, walking around, all the atrocities they've committed, they're alive and well. These two girls, who've never done shit to anybody, they don't get to make it to 18! Where's the fucking equality in that?
- [Lewis, Kevin and Erin begin to lead him out.]
- [After Ian is removed, the minister resumes his speech]
- Minister: Those of you who would like to pay a final rememberance, please step foward at this time.
- [Several people move foward. Frankie turns to Julie, looking guilty.]
- Frankie Cheeks: I so feel this is so my fault.
- Julie Christensen: How could it possibly be your fault?
- Frankie Cheeks: Seeing women as nothing but fun bags. I mean, if I'd have seen their, whatever, humanity, they wouldn't have felt the pressure to look so good. Impress Franklin Cheeks; Go on diets; Deodorize; Stretch; Tan.
- Julie Christensen: Don't be down, Frankie. Be proud of your ability to make everything that happens. Somehow, a story about you.
- [Frankie attempts to kiss Julie, but she smacks him.]
- Julie Christensen: God!
- [She, Amber and Perry leave, leaving Frankie shocked.]
- [When Ian and Erin drive away, Lewis stands alongside Kevin.]
- Lewis Romero: Yo man, these things really suck man. Fucking boring. [turns to Kevin] Look, if you ever have to come to my funeral, man, bring me a PSP or something. At least I'll have something to do then. [walks away.]
- [As Wendy and Kevin drives off to the restaurant.]
- Kevin Fischer: [driving.; explaining] Okay, those kids are at Flight 180, died in accidents, in order they would have died, if they stay on the plane. Okay, so if this is that?, Then?... Then Frankie was behind Ashley and Ashlyn.
- Wendy Christensen: When I saw Ashley and Ashlynn's picture, I felt this instant like there was a hint in the picture, I even?... I even call, to see if I keep them from going.
- Kevin Fischer: What's Frankie's picture look like?
- Wendy Christensen: It's right here.
- Kevin Fischer: You got it?
- Wendy Christensen: Yeah. [Wendy grabs Frankie's picture, and sees it with Kevin.]
- [As they are looking at his picture, Wendy sees a truck and a trucker as they are about to get hit.]
- Wendy Christensen: [panicked] Watch out!
- Kevin Fischer: Shoot!
- [The trucker sees it and gets in his truck quickly, as Kevin drives away from it.]
- Trucker: [yelling to Kevin and Wendy] HEY! HEY! ARE YOU CRAZY?!
- Kevin Fischer: Sorry!
- [Kevin and Wendy drives off to the restaurant.]
- Wendy Christensen: Alright, let's just eat over there, then go to the drive-thru, and I don't want anyone hearing what were talking about.
- Kevin Fischer: It was nice to see that thing haven't made you... Any less of a control freak.
- [Kevin droves his truck, and fall in line at the drive-thru.]
- Kevin Fischer: Did you got it?
- Wendy Christensen: Yeah, right. Here's Frank's picture [shows the picture again to Kevin.]
- Kevin Fischer: Well this is obvious, He's falling off the ladder.
- Wendy Christensen: [points the rope ladder, in Frankie's picture.] A rope ladder, though... Maybe? He might hang?... [gets Frankie's picture] Look... Or maybe it's not that literal. Alright,... What's.... Could there be anything in these prizes?
- Kevin Fischer: Or what? Like he's going to get crushed by a giant Spongebob?... Hey, Spongebob lives underwater.
- Wendy Christensen: [gives Kevin a look.] It's so sad that you know that. [turns back to Frankie's picture, along with Kevin.] Alright, He won that tacky mud-flap girl chain, on this game, So?... Are those usually on those big eighteen wheelers?
- Kevin Fischer: Yeah, yeah.
- Wendy Christensen: God, I don't see in this picture anyway though.
- [Wendy and Kevin hear a car of an arguing husband and wife honking the car horn, forcing Kevin to move.]
- Kevin Fischer: [turns to the couple.] Alright! God!
- [Kevin moves his truck in line, and starts opening his car window.; The husband and wife start arguing, while they're moving in line.; Kevin stops at the drive-thru speaker.]
- Carhop: [on speaker] Uh... Can I take your order?
- Kevin Fischer: Yeah. [turns to Wendy.] What do you want?
- [The sign begins to erase one of the words. Wendy looks at the sign along with Kevin.; A beer truck reverses to Kevin's truck.; Kevin turns back to Wendy.]
- Kevin Fischer: Why? Are you okay?
- [The sign erases the word "control" on the sign.; Wendy and Kevin turns to the truck, reversing to Kevin's truck.; They turn to Kevin's car radio, malfunctioning]
- Wendy Christensen: Please tell me there's a short in your wiring.
- [As Kevin tried to stop the radio, Wendy and Kevin turns to the beer truck reversing closer to Kevin's truck.]
- Kevin Fischer: Whoa. Hey that guy is way too close to my truck.
- [Wendy taps the beer truck repeatedly, to gain his attention.]
- Kevin Fischer: [yelling to the trucker] Hey! You're too fucking close, man! Pull up! Hey! [Wendy taps the beer truck again.]
- [Wendy and Kevin turns to the car radio, as it shifts to the song "Turn Around, Look at Me".; The truck from behind Wendy and Kevin, begins to roll at them, while the truck chases his truck.]
- Kevin Fischer: [turns to the beer truck.] Whoa! Watch out! [Kevin grabs Wendy.]
- [The beer truck reversed close to Kevin's truck, blocking their exit.]
- Kevin Fischer: What the fuck?
- [Wendy look behind the runaway truck, as they are about to get hit.]
- Trucker: [chasing his truck ] Oh my God! Help!
- Wendy Christensen: Get out! Get out!
- Kevin Fischer: What? What?
- [Wendy and Kevin tried to get out of the truck.]
- Wendy Christensen: Behind us! [Kevin turns to the runaway truck.] There's no one in the truck!
- Kevin Fischer: Shit! [Kevin turns to the car in front of his truck. He starts honking his horn to get the driver's attention.; yelling.] Hey! Pull up Man!, Come on! Pull up! [The driver flips off Kevin.]
- [Wendy and Kevin desperately tried to get out of the truck.; As the truck rolls closer to them.; Wendy turns to the arguing husband and wife's car.]
- Wendy Christensen: [tapping to the couple] Back up! Back up!
- [The truck rolls fast, as Kevin and Wendy tried to get out.; The husband notice this and turns to the rolling truck behind, as they drive away.]
- Kevin Fischer: Watch your eyes! Watch your eyes! Come here! [Kevin begins to crack the windshield, with his foot. He grabs Wendy and get out of his truck.] Come on, Let's go!, Go! Go! Go!
- [Kevin and Wendy jump out of his truck, As the runaway truck hit's Kevin's truck, spitting out his engine. The engine flies out at the driver's car, and carving the back of his head.; Kevin picks up the bloody tacky mud-flap girl chain. He realizes it, as he and Wendy gets up and checks the dead driver. The driver reveals to be Frankie, who is in front of Wendy and Kevin.; The fan sputters the last time, as Wendy and Kevin watch in disgust.]
- Lewis Romero: [before his death] Whoo! What did I tell you Kevin, huh? Fuck death! I just win. That's all I know how to do, Kevin. Baby I just win! [lifts weights once again. As Lewis screams, the weights fall and crush his head, spraying blood on Wendy and Kevin.]
- Erin Ulmer: Hey, after I restock this stuff that these pinhead customers can't manage to return to the shelves themselves, we'll roll out of here, okay?
- Ian McKinley: Rightio, babe.
- [While Erin is browsing the hardware, Wendy and Kevin knock at the door. Erin screams.]
- Wendy Christensen: It's Wendy and Kevin.
- Erin Ulmer: Shit! You scared the shit out of me!
- Kevin Fischer: Once you let us in, we'll tell you.
- Erin Ulmer: [on the walkie-talkie] Zip, it's Pip. Come over here. You are gonna trip when you hear this.
- Ian McKinley: [answers back on his walkie-talkie] Well, paint me intrigued, Pip. I'm on my way.
- [Ian finally decides to listen to Wendy and Kevin's deduction.]
- Ian McKinley: Okay, let's go with what you guys are saying. Let's just say, you know, that Death does have a conscious plan and that it's been set into motion. Right. So, Newton's Third Law of Motion, and well look, I'm just guessing that it goes for Death too when he's working in our world. Newton says "that every action has an equal and opposite reaction". So, that means that if Death has taken action, so can we. And that, that action we take might have an opposite reaction that might thwart Death's intent.
- Kevin Fischer: You're being a fucker, but go on.
- Ian McKinley: Okay, okay. What if, for example: the last in line were to make the utilitarian choice - kill themselves? Wow, wow, that's pretty much gonna ruin any plan that Death's put in motion. And even better, hey, he's gonna save five skipped lives. [Directs his talking to Wendy and Kevin] Any takers? [Short pause] Nah, I didn't think so.
- [After saving Julie, She begins to walk away.]
- Julie Christensen: [crying] Just let me go.
- Wendy Christensen: [follows Julie] No, Julie. You have to tell me, you have to listen. Tell me who was sitting next to you on the roller coaster?
- [Perry and Amber arrive.]
- Amber Regan: Oh my God, Julie are you all right?
- [The horse startles by the fireworks.; Julie doesn't respond, crying.]
- Wendy Christensen: Listen to me! You have to tell me who was sitting next to you on the roller coaster?! Who?! She's next!
- [Perry and Amber look at each other and realized this.; The horse ran off, breaking the flagpole which flies to a direction.; Perry, realized this stood up as the flagpole impales her in the back, spraying blood on Julie, Wendy and Amber.]
- [After Wendy sees Ian, They begin to leave.]
- Wendy Christensen: We have to get out of here now.
- Kevin Fischer: What's the deal?
- Wendy Christensen: Ian McKinley. He causes my death. In my picture, I was wearing the McKinley grad night shirt. He's the clue.
- Julie Christensen: What?
- Kevin Fischer: There's a first aid tent, there should be a security.
- Kevin Fischer: Get the fuck outta here, McKinley!
- Ian McKinley: Hey, I'm just celebrating our town's tricentennial!
- Wendy Christensen: You followed me!
- Ian McKinley: Oh! You are paranoid. But, hey I saw what happened. You're next right? You're the end of it, aren't you? Man, I'd be paranoid too.
- Wendy Christensen: You didn't even believe me!
- Ian McKinley: Yeah, well, seeing is believing.
- Wendy Christensen: Then you have to stay away from me!
- Ian McKinley: Have to? Wow, that's extreme.
- [Ian stops and realizes it.]
- Ian McKinley: Oh, no way... Do I cause your death? Just like you caused Erin's?
- [Wendy, Kevin and Julie tries to leave, but Ian blocks their way.]
- Ian McKinley: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, What? What? You have a vision? Was I in it? Was I in a picture?
- [Wendy, Kevin and Julie doesn't respond.]
- Ian McKinley:Just tell me how to start it off! Let's get this over with!
- Wendy Christensen: You'll save me if you just stay away! Then it'll all be over!
- Ian McKinley: What do I care? It skipped me. For me, it is over. I'm not dying. I'm not dying!
- [The cart of fireworks fall.; The fireworks shoot at them but Wendy, Kevin and Julie duck. The fireworks shoot at Ian but they miss him and hit the base of the cherry picker.]
- Ian McKinley: [laughs] You see? I'm not gonna die! It's you, Wendy! You're dead!
- [The cherry picker falls on Ian and cuts him in half vertically.]
- [After Wendy saw the premonition.]
- Kevin Fischer: I was gonna look you up afterwards, but...
- [Wendy realizes this.; Kevin checks on Wendy.]
- Kevin Fischer: You okay? Is something wrong?
- Wendy Christensen: The train.
- Kevin Fischer: Oh, shit. Not again.
- Wendy Christensen: [crying.] We gotta get out!
- [Kevin rushes to the Emergency break and triggers it, but it is broken.; Wendy and Julie attempts to open the train's doors.]
- Kevin Fischer: [crying.] It's not working. Somebody stop the train!
- [While they attempt to escape, Wendy looks at the direction of the train and begins to happen. The screen fades to black as the sound of the train crash is heard.]
- This ride will be the death of you.
- Mary Elizabeth Winstead - Wendy Christensen
- Ryan Merriman - Kevin Fischer
- Kris Lemche - Ian McKinley
- Alexz Johnson - Erin
- Sam Easton - Frankie Cheeks
- Jesse Moss - Jason Wise
- Gina Holden - Carrie Dreyer
- Texas Battle - Lewis Romero
- Chelan Simmons - Ashley Freund
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I upgraded 13.04 to 13.10 and was having the same "can't access shared folders" problem.
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Nevada would bring mining ghost towns, abandoned mines, wild horses, antelope, old cabins, old stage coach route, antelope trail, sage, more sage, and still more sage, and much more. It would around 700 miles and 4 days across northwestern Nevada. We loved every mile.
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It was really cold this eary morning, the Gerbings, if you had em, were ON.
We start to break up. Here's one of the guys spreading it out.
How far out did we sometimes spread ourselves I'v been asked. Well this is a close encounter. Look in the backround and you can see one of my partners dust cloud as he wicks it up across the desert. Today I dont think we saw much of John. If I remember right, he was in front and we would not see him until that evening at the motel. And he absolutly loved the solitude of it.
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We noticed the Mustangs were extremely skitish. When they caught the slightest sense that we were around they just bolted. Here is a band of them trying to put as much distance between us as they can.
We are pretty far out there now. Suddenly we come into this small mining ghost town in ruins. I just love this shot. The folks who built these towns out here had balls let me tell you. I just cant imagine the nerve it took to come out here back then.
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Just before we pull into Eureka for the night. It was around 1530 when Bruce and I rode in.
Here's DK's shot, he was solo for most of the day as well.
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Commissioned by the Synthetic Biology Project at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Ethical Issues in Synthetic Biology: An Overview of the Debates analyzes how the ethical issues raised by a variety of emerging technologies are often similar and familiar. The authors find that these similarities are abundant enough to justify an effort to develop an ethical framework that cuts across emerging and converging technologies. "Rather than stovepiping ethical questions into the hyphenated areas of bio-ethics, nano-ethics, neuro-ethics and so on, it is time to begin developing an ethics of emerging technologies as a whole," said Erik Parens in a discussion of the report's findings at the Woodrow Wilson Center on June 24.
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Most popular e-readers available today tend to be based around a 6-inch screen. Though you can read technical manuals, textbooks (with graphics and tables), comic strips or electronic magazines on these devices, the roughly paperback-sized display does tend to feel just a little cramped. The Kno double-screened digital textbook offered hope of bigger display real estate a few years back, but dedicated hardware was abandoned in favor of a multi-device app. Together with E Ink Holdings, Sony has developed a new flexible electronic paper display technology called Mobius, that will make its debut in a new 13.3-inch Reader prototype at EDIX 2013 in Tokyo between May 15 and 17. Read More
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A new library to be opened in Bexar County, Texas, will provide visitors with a bank of e-Readers for borrowing e-books ... but books of the traditional paper variety will be glaringly absent. The project marks the first public library to be built as an all-digital service and just to make sure library-goers are in no doubt that it's the 21st century, the interior will feature a design influenced by Apple retail stores. Read More
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Reading for pleasure among today's youngsters simply cannot compete with the temptations of readily available immersive gaming, online networking and HD movie entertainment. According to a report by the Every Child a Chance Trust, shortcomings in child literacy are said to cost the taxpayer an estimated £2.5 billion (nearly US$4 billion) per year in England alone. Ergo Electronics has responded to the electronic reading needs of children by launching two new color e-Reader solutions, an Android reading app and a parent/child reading campaign at the London Book Fair, which runs from April 16 to 18 at the capital's Earls Court. Read More
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Welcome to Politics Bites, where every afternoon at It's A Free Country, we bring you the unmissable quotes from the morning's political conversations on WNYC. Today on The Brian Lehrer Show, Jonathan Alter, correspondent for Newsweek and the author of The Promise: President Obama, Year One, previewed the week in politics ahead.
Fourteen Democratic state senators from Wisconsin have been in hiding across state lines for weeks, their absence leaving too few legislators in Madison for a vote on Governor Scott Walker's controversial budget to take place.
But no vacation lasts forever. The Wall Street Journal reports this morning that the missing senators will return to Madison soon, finally allowing a vote that protestors have been railing against 24/7, and which Democrats are certain to lose.
So far, the Journal is the only publication reporting that the senators have plans to come back to the capitol. It's unclear how reliable this information is, but it appears that the Democrats were bound to return sooner or later. Gov. Walker still refuses to budge, even after weeks of round-the-clock protests against the anti-union proposals in his budget. Jonathan Alter thinks that the Democrats, if they have indeed decided to return, may be banking on Walker's popularity being sufficiently crippled in the long run.
The bottom line is, they don't have the votes, but they do have the public, because polls have been very unfavorable for Walker in Wisconsin and nationally. He just overplayed his hand, so we'll see how it plays out over time. I think there's a consensus among the public that there need to be major concessions on these contracts and pensions from unions, but the idea of busting them by eliminating collective bargaining for everything except wages is kind of a non-starter at this point.
Recent polls have also shown that about 60 percent of Americans believe unions should be able to keep collective bargaining rights for everything except wages. At the same time, though, a majority of Americans also favors asking unions to take pay cuts and make greater contributions to their own pensions and health care. That's right: Americans are supporting compromise. Alter said this was unusual and, in a way, refreshing.
The good news is that there is a basic common sense to the American public—not necessarily the holding of two opposing ideas, but here was a complexity that the public had to sort through. It reminds me of something President Clinton said to me once...He said, if you give the American people enough information and time, "they always get it right." I'm not so sure I agree that they "always" get it right, but I think he's on to something important: if the press can focus enough and provide enough public information, the public can make these subtle distinctions and can hold contradictory ideas in their head at the same time.
Speaking of controversial policies and opposing ideologies, the United States finds itself in another quandary with regard to the situation in Libya. Calls have started coming from the political right, urging President Obama to authorize direct military intervention in the conflict between Col. Muammar Qaddafi and rebel forces in the nation. Senator John McCain has even recommended instituting a no-fly zone over Libya, which he says would "send a message" to Qaddafi.
Why hasn't the administration listened to McCain? According to Jonathan Alter, expecting Libyan President Muammar Gadhafi to become intimidated or change his mind about anything is laughable. There are people in the Obama administration who feel the same way.
Defense Secretary Gates thinks it's a bad idea right now, and he has tremendous influence in the administration. When McCain talks about sending a signal to Gadhafi, I'm not sure what he means. Gadhafi is crazy. There's no incoming signal reception there. It's not like if we do something, he's going to start acting in a rational way. He's a lunatic.
Alter said it was also mistaken to think of imposing a no-fly zone as anything besides military intervention. In other words, it's not an alternative; it's a preamble.
That means going to war. That means bombing anti-aircraft installations so they can't endanger American aircraft that are enforcing the no-fly zone...You are crossing a line to military action, but as we learned with the no-fly zone in Iraq under Clinton in the mid-'90s, it doesn't necessarily mean the regime is going cry uncle...It's a nice buzz word, but most people don't really know much of what it entails. It's not a solution for this lunatic.
Meanwhile, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has recommended arming the opposition forces in Libya—which we've tried before in Afghanistan, with less-than-desirable results.
Ultimately, the decision President Obama makes in response to the Libyan crisis will either continue his commitment to staying out of Middle East revolts, as he did in Tunisia and Egypt, or set a new standard for when the administration feels intervention is necessary. Alter said that regardless, he expects the president to seek more international consensus ahead of military action than his predecessor did.
I think there are some bigger questions about what kind of foreign policy Barack Obama really believes in here. He doesn't want the U.S. to take direct military action without having true international involvement—not just a coalition of the willing, like President Bush had (that's not real), but something where our allies genuinely join us in addressing this problem. If you don't do that, it becomes the U.S. and one or two other countries staging military action. You give the Arab leaders, the dictators, a lot of recruitment opportunities.
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Since the Arab League has approved the idea of a no fly zone over Libya, is it out of the question that they should be the one to enforce it? We know that they have the planes, we sold them to them. They also have US trained pilots. ???
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Yes James, "management" is the one that brought the economy into the "crapper". Mr. Alter was simply referring to the deregulation from top down via Robert Rubin,Larry Summers, Clinton & Bush of finance and banking that led up to the 2008 fiasco. You clearly begrudge union employees (perhaps your own neighbors) for not being as victimized as other workers. I am not affiliated with any union, but I root for their far more balanced salaries as opposed to all the executives and financiers whose remuneration's are clearly over the top and out of line. For the common good of us all get a perspective James.
To say that "management" is the one that brought the economy into the "crapper" is an uniformed, simplistic and naïve statement especially for Mr. Alter. While non-union employees across the country have been suffering wage freezes and layoff across the country in almost every industry, unions have steadily gained salary increases, healthcare increases and locked in their jobs through bulletproof collective bargaining agreements that make it almost impossible to reduce a union workforce even if the company is headed toward bankruptcy, an event that results in the loss of jobs and pay cuts for administrative employees on the "management" side of the company. We saw our largest union in NYC, the 32BJ building service employees union, get a significant pay raise last year relative to the demise and pain of so many workers across the country.
@Hazel Sharpe - I'm sorry, they do. My neighbor showed my seethoughnewyork, where you can see salaries on public employees including teachers- they absolutely routinely make 100k+ salaries not including benefits - some districts even more. We need to get a handle on this.When one can't afford their taxes, they have no choice other than not eating.
Anyway, in your last sentence I guess you prove my point.
@ Maureen from Nassau
Teachers DO NOT routinely make 100K - on LI or anywhere else. That's a myth. Teachers who have teaching for 25-30 years make that kind of money and they deserve it. Those teachers probably started their jobs at 18K. Part-time work is another myth. I taught. And I spent a lot of my time in the evenings and on weekends working: grading papers, writing progress reports, lesson plans, creating art work for the classroom, etc.
And 15K for a 3 bedroom is a lot better than the 14K you would pay for a one-bedroom here in Hoboken NJ.
So a wealthy journalist -- Jonathan Alter -- comes on the show to explain that public employees simply cannot enjoy lives of comfort, like the privileged sector does (though far reduced from those heights, of course). And this is counted supreme wisdom, a virtual lovefest on the program.
And while it's certainly true that public employees are not responsible for looting the economy, Jonathan Alter does bear some responsibility. He was among the palace guard which cheered "financial innovation". As a faithful establishment retainer, what sacrifices is *he* making? Of course, we know the answer: none.
That this depraved, Villager political commentary is taken for the height of perception is one measure of American intellectual decline. So strange, to hear this discourse laud the public for doing two things at once, when the American media can't do one thing -- tell the truth.
I don't know,but out here on LI, where teachers routinely make over 100k for part time work, superintendents over 350k, police average over 160k, then add pensions (with overtime sweeteners), lifetime health care, etc, and where the tax on a small 3 bedroom house in an average town exceeds $15,000 there is a big problem. I'm trying to sell my home, guess what, no takers, I might lose it because I cant afford my TAXES on my fixed income. So please, lets not compare other states to NY. We most definitely need to get this under control
How and when did the public employee pensions and health benefits get out of whack? One word "Pataki." And he's a Republican!
The reason that unions have declined is not because workers don't want them (for themselves or workers elsewhere) but because corporations have become so powerful politically that they can crush unions and workers with impunity.
When it comes to public sector workers, people don't want to believe that the government is as ruthless as corporations.
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Posted 13 November 2012 - 12:21 AM ( #361 )
Playing Hiragana Pixel Party. Its low-tech looking, but its pretty good. Although remembering the letter chains on level 6... Pain to even finish. If I do at all... Stuck until I can be faster. This level I might need to team up with my nephew. He hits the buttons and we try to remember the letter chain. He has a better chance then I do beating the level and probably the game too. Hahaha.
I have also been playing Chowdown (hiragana, katakana...other stuff) to help memorize the letters. Its pretty easy but it does reset the levels back to 1 if you leave... Maybe I haven't gotten far enough.
Both might help you read your tamagotchi. Although I figure Kat is needed too. I picked Hira to start with....
Posted 15 November 2012 - 10:14 PM ( #362 )
Been playing this MLP.FIM game. Currently level 32... Probably lv33 later. It reminds me of the smurfs, except with pony. I like it can connect to the internet but it doesn't have to be. Many of my games have to have the internet to even play. Thank you its not. They must of considered all the young children who have to play with a gadjet to keep them from being loud. This one burns time will too. Hahaha. Just sit there with it open... Hit the shops, play 20 second games... Ya.
I might turn off my Akai... Turn something else on. Like a Nano pet or a Giga pet... Maybe my frog. That hasn't been ran in a long ol' time. This reminds me back when I would carry my tama, my giga kitty, my giga frog and my nano kitty to school. Parents would eye roll but they didn't want to care for them.... So... They let me, only if I agreed not to play with them in class. Which I am pretty sure I did... But only when they were getting on their soap box about a topic. Like... The Oregon Trail.... Or... Higher Scientific stuff they tried to slip in. Oh and when the school was putting on an "educational" play. *facepalm*
Posted 16 November 2012 - 12:24 PM ( #363 )
Off to play more pony then...
Posted 18 November 2012 - 01:09 PM ( #364 )
Playing my Pony App. Need more buddies on the App. I am sorta stuck in a waiting mode. Gaining money and just buying the pony I can. Fluttershy is next to get... That don't require diamonds or hearts. Blah... Rarity is a diamond pony I think. *glare* I will get her...
Posted 19 November 2012 - 11:19 AM ( #365 )
Last night, I was also watching Bridge to Terabithia. The girl had a pegasus on her shirt. The green/teal shirt at the beginning. Its HELIOS! Yes! The one from Sailormoon. I always thought it reminded me of something. Sailormoon SS, when ChibiUsa first reaches out to touch Pegasus/Helios. Then he turns to his more human form.... Blah! What did it take me so long! Dang! sailormoon fandom in a Disney movie! Hahaha! Take that America lisencing committy that removed SM from the airwaves! It lives.... And of corse, it will live again too! Lets just bring those italian dolls over here.
Link of her in the SM shirt....
Posted 23 November 2012 - 03:21 PM ( #366 )
Had my Aquapalz Dolphin on. Its cute and it like bubbles. Hehehe.
So... I went snooping. Saw a Tama P for purchase... I sat for a moment. Bought it. Lol. I couldn't resist it. Its Pink. I am actually glad its not white... My IDL is white. Seems to be the popular color for tama p. If I was going to get one, I didn't want a color I had on another color tama. (Blue, White, Purple.15) So it was Pink, Yellow, Green or the Blue.... Since my Blue isn't the same shade. That narrowed it down. It helped it was EMS. Lol. Happy Black Friday.
Posted 26 November 2012 - 01:39 PM ( #367 )
I am sitting here waiting for a few things to finish. My neighbors are mowing! It snowed... And melted... But where did that grass grow? I don't think it did at all. Crazy people. If anybody needs to mow, its me. We have the longest grass over here. Oh and its still green, not a brown or crunch yet. Its almost December! Is it really nessasary here? Its snowed enough to probably call it good. Too short and it will make it dead if it's roots get frozen.
I want my Tama P so bad right now. Lol. Until then, I plan to have my other color tamas on. I need batteries though. To BigLots! Well... Maybe I will go to another store. I might carry them in my cute BalletUsa bag. (The playset with a fabric room, sewn at the edges)
I really want a big plush with a zipper and a nice tuck away spot for them. I want to hug them, but they are too small. Derp. I made this one bag but it looks like I am carrying a pillow purse thing. Lol. Its good for at home, but not directly public.
Posted 27 November 2012 - 11:46 AM ( #368 )
No update on my Tama P... Boo, but I would hope it is shipped now. No tracking number update as far as I have seen. To put on top of that ... CDJapan misses me. They were a few days late considering I might have bought my P from them. They said I have points yet... Hummm. Like $4? Something like that. Buy stickers for the heck of it or something. Doesn't looks like they have the Piece right now.
I have Trixie and Lyra Heartstrings in a MLP.FiM figure. I could not resist after seeing them in different stores together. Atleast my last stop had them at the cheapest price.
I made one of my weirdest looking pouches yet. Its like a triangle, but with 4 pockets. But the top looks so strange. I made a handle and then put fabric on the handle with a hole so they cover the opening. It looks so strange to me though. Oh well. Maybe I need to make a round cover to cover the akwardness of it. Hehehe.
Posted 29 November 2012 - 12:11 PM ( #369 )
I have Makiko on my Color. Little Air guy on my 15th. Happyboitchi on my IDL. I think... Hehehe. Playing with them for the duration of my wait. I will probably leave an IDL on but I don't know which yet. Love my colors though.......
Playing with my Precure phone too. I think I unlocked everything now. I have all the pictures they sent me, the henshin, the regular human self, the fairies... I like seeing all thhe characters together. I just wish Echo was in the phone since it is from the movie. She was only a temporary precure though. I want Kaoru and Michru in the phone too... The Dark Yes! Precure 5 in there.... Regular queen, the Flora Princess... They have tons of characters they sorta missed.
Turned on my nano. Little girl. We should totally hatch our tama P together... Like Christmas break. Usually a week before Christmas for my end. Or a New Years hatch... Or both. No resetting, just where you are. Hummms... Little early yet to create a hatch, but I am sure people will want to. People should be getting them around that time.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 01:36 PM ( #370 )
I am sitting here thinking of funny ways to let them know I am waiting. Most recent. A picture of my cat holding my color tamas. It would say "send me more" (and have my order number on it) it might be funny. Might be even more exciting if she was holding all of my tamas. I wouldn't , but the thought makes me feel a little better they are being sluggish.
My nano, she turned into Lovlitchi. She looks so squishy on the nano. Yes, squishy.
I also have reduced to one color tama being on. That would be my 15th. I love the locations. Its the little flower girl that was an adult in the p1 or p2. I am not trying for any tama in particular. Have them both in some cases I made the other day. Nano sized and IDL sized.
Posted 30 November 2012 - 08:07 PM ( #371 )
I was in a store... Exiting, I had quarters. We had some quarter machines with Rubber Ducks and stickers in one. I splurdged and bought one. I got a pair of Duck Stickers. One was a Bee Duck and one a Star Duck. The Bee Duck said... "Bee Happy". I did feel a bit happier after I got that sticker. I went home saying... This is lucky. I come home. Look at my duck stickers some more.
Then motion to my computer. "Time to check the Tama P" I get online. Check a few minor things... Gearing up for what I was hoping a message. I opened my email to see, "One unread message" I was like.... OMG. then look... HLJ. "Shipping Notice" I go OMG again. Then open it. It was shiny.... Had my shipment info in it. Everything I had been waiting a week for.
The Duck sticker... I look at it again and go. "Thank You Ducky Sticker" it maybe childish, but ot made me feel better for my long wait for some reason. Bee Happy... It was like it was telling me it was sent or about to be. This sticker... It might go someplace special. Its funny, a sticker that might be lucky or sends cheer.
Yes, the Duck sticker isn't much... But in a way, it seems that way right now.
Posted 03 December 2012 - 10:37 AM ( #372 )
My nano is lovlitchi. I really do like her look more and more....
Yesterday, I was out all day. Ruin the Orange Dora (the explorer) guitars! Ga.... Long story short. It was about to be ruined, even if it was someone's favorite toy... Loud, annouying, and definately needs a volume control. Anyone familiar with this toy, I am sure you are about the same way when its played with.
I am pretty sure my Tama P is in my postal office. The tracking hasn't updated... But they tend to get items and not update until the morning of delivery. So, I might go try to get it from them. If not, I am sure they will get it to me in the morning. Hahaha. Either way, I am very excited! We had a sub mail person today so... Maybe why it wasn't passed over to me?
Posted 05 December 2012 - 10:23 AM ( #373 )
Got my Tama P! Yay!
I was out shopping today. I had it with me today, but I haven't placed the batteries inside of it yet. Scary? I am joying to start it now. I might not have pictures uploaded right away but I will try to remember to take them. I wonder what one I will have first...?
Posted 06 December 2012 - 06:11 PM ( #374 )
I need pictures for my Tama P. The ones I took yesterday, blurred. I was to excited... It happens. Didn't take any today, but maybe I will tommorrow. I love how the inside (under the clear screen part) has a halographic tint to it. Very pretty under the clear part with gems in/on it.
Posted 07 December 2012 - 11:12 AM ( #375 )
I love the look of the Tama P. it looks so nice next to my others. I plan on taking pictures of my colors together again. Not to mention my whole hoard of tamas again, maybe include my others. I have a ton of them... Might need another tama home soon.
Posted 07 December 2012 - 10:47 PM ( #376 )
My tama should change if I change the time. She will be in her adult form. She will be my first adult on my TamaP. Exciting!
Posted 08 December 2012 - 11:09 AM ( #377 )
I am Going to eat some pancakes. Barrowing some internet. More later.
Posted 09 December 2012 - 09:57 PM ( #378 )
Went to the park a few times... Maybe its the seaside. Anyway, she met a nice Kutchipatchi there. He took her to a fair and bought two ice cream cones. Aww, it was so sweet. I think he wanted her to go again a bit later. Maybe he will show up when its time to marry for real? I think they would make a nice couple.
Made yet another pouch. This one is holiday themed. Sorta, it came out of a felt pack with Christmas themed felt. Made it so it could be held by a keychain hook nicely. On my MLP:FiM lanyard. That way I am not always using my cross pocket thing... Its nice, but I don't want to use it everyday. Hence, more pouches, more choices... Although IF I could get away with it. I'd be carrying my Rainbow Dash backpack with my Tama P inside, everywhere.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 10:41 PM ( #379 )
And myself still without pictures. *sulks* I got to try to get atleast one of my Kiraritchi.... Duration, taking longer then I thought for images. Lol.
Posted 17 December 2012 - 06:36 PM ( #380 )
He has had a few visits from his mom. They had a few nice meals with her.
I have the perfect little bag and pouch right now for my TamaP. The bag I got from my trip to Kentucky. Has so many pockets too if I want to have a few in there. Knitted a little pouch to protect it in the bag, but open so I can still see my tama. Much better then my others where I need to pull out my tama.
Have my mini pony plush I made on a leash thing... That way its like a keychain. It looks like it might be flying sometimes. Doesn't have eyes yet, but I do have a glow-eye thing.(like the stars you put on walls or ceilings) it works I guess. The all seeing eye pony. Lol.
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