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TWILIGHT
A story about a girl’s choice between Bestiality and Necrophilia
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  1. lord ebil says:

    FUWRZT!!!

    necrophilia owns beastyality .. in real life…
    but in this movie.. it doesn’t matter.. if you’ve seen it, YOU’RE GheY!! :(

    PS: THE GAME!!!

  2. Brian says:

    duplicate

  3. TheAntiVillain says:

    i’m pretty sure there is a facebook page on this

    • Salamanda says:

      But it’s pretty funny anyway, i’m suprised someone didn’t put it on here already. It was only a matter of time ;)

  4. Mr. Wolf says:

    I’ve never heard more accurate description of Twilight.

    • Steph says:

      Yeah. Twilight is basically beastiality, necrophilia, and teen angst teen angst teen angst teen angst teen angst….

      • Robocop says:

        Don’t forget Pedophilia.

        She’s a minor, and while he hasn’t “aged” he’s still over 100.

        • Idiots United says:

          PWNED!

        • TheEasterBunny says:

          And in the books Jacob ‘Imprints’ (Apparenlt mean you REALLY ‘love’) Edward + Bella’s like 2-year-old daughter.

          So the story goes like this:
          Bella tries to decide if she should shag a 107-year-old virgin corpse or a dog.
          Bella chooses virgin corpse and (Somehow) has a child.
          Teenage dog decides that Bella’s taken so instead he’ll go for the toddler.

          It’s just so obvious why everyone loves it when you stop and think about it.

  5. Samara says:

    O.O Has anyone who hates Twilight actually read the books, or have they only seen the movie?

    • Morgan says:

      I’ve read the books and seen the movies.

    • Lone Wolf says:

      I doubt it really makes a difference whether you read a book about vampires and werewolves, or you see a movie about them.

      It’s just easier to joke about a movie because everyone has the same image beforehand.

    • Neil Armstrong says:

      I read all of the books before deciding fully that I hated them.

    • DJ says:

      It’s possible most of them just met some of the fans.

    • supercyc says:

      yeah, i have too
      whenever i argue with a fan girl
      it brings joy to my heart when this happens to me
      fan girl: well, have you actually read the book?
      me: yes, i have,
      fan girl: *silence*
      me: feel s**tty don’t you

    • sdlfjal says:

      I’ve read the books. Then I realized how stupid I was for reading them. I’m actually one of those people that hates Twilight from the books, not the movies.

      • Debbie says:

        The books are stupid- in the whole series you learn more About Stephanie Meyer’s Daddy issues than you do the characters who are shallow and epic Co Dependant .

        I saw the first movie, laughed my ass off, and went for the books. Also hilarious if a little painful.

        But the second movie. Holy crap. I was prepared to laugh but the 180 degree coverage of Taylor whatshis face airbrushed torso was really something.

        That guy made me want to buy the damn DVD. The story was crap, but it hardly mattered. Hardly mattered. If you could focus on the bad story in the second movie- clearly dudes are not your bag.

    • saywhat? says:

      yeah i read the books, all 4. and ive seen both movies. the books are fine in my opinion, but the movie is a peice of s**t.

      • TheEasterBunny says:

        All the books are is Stephanie Meyer writing down all of her issues and sick fantasies and publishing it, so 10 year old girls can read about it too.

        I mean, Edward was ignoring Bella ‘cos he loves her and wants to protect her; So THAT’S why the captain of the football team never looked at Stephanie.

        Bella is what Stephanie Meyer wants to be. It’s so obvious. I feel sorry for her husband, all she can think about is being whisked away by a sparkley vampire so much that she wrote a book about it.

        I haven’t seen the movies but I’ve seen the adverts and small clips on YouTube. The acting makes cringe and laugh at the same time, they take half an hour to say one sentence and EVERYTHING is just so overly dramatic in funny. I did really wanna see the second one though, just to laugh at it. They run through flowers at one point apparently.

    • Envy says:

      I’ve read the books and they’re probably worse than the movies, if it’s at all possible.

    • Tomu says:

      It’s asinine to call people out on not having read the source material when they call something crap. Now, it’s easy to fall into the crowd of calling something popular crap without having anything to back it up, but it’s completely absurd to expect someone to have to directly experience-via movie, book, whatever-the original source material if it is known to be crap.

      • Tweedle says:

        It is not completely absurd to expect that someone who is calling a book or a movie crap has read the source material. Friends opinions, feelings, preconceived notions do not replace direct experience, and let’s face it, ignorance is not an excuse. Never has been, never will be. I took the time to read the books before forming an opinion as I have done with many other books. I did not have to buy the books. I did not have to visit a library to get a copy. Getting my hands on the books was the simplest thing I have ever done they are so popular.

        • Xenon says:

          So you stole the books? Good (wo)man! :P

          And yeah, I’m reading them and you’re right. Direct experience doesn’t replace preconcieved notions. Direct experience is WORSE.

          The first paragraph made me cringe at the awful writing.

    • roa says:

      I tried. I honestly did try to read those books. They read like bad fan fiction. I couldn’t bring myself to continue.

      After that, I decided not to waste my money on the movie.

      • Madcapfeline says:

        LOL, that’s because they ARE bad fan fiction. But yeah, I’m with you. I couldn’t finish either. I was just so….elementary.

        • Xenon says:

          Hey! Stop insulting fanfiction! :P

          • oregonbird says:

            Snape, The Home Fries Nazi. Sans Merci. Not-Groom Lake. Harry Potter and the Polka Dot Plague. The Familiar. A Nick In Time. The Sheep Chronicles. Learning To Uncurl. The Fourth Year.

            Fan fiction that blows the source material out of the water. Do not mock fan fiction. Oh, and On Wednesday.

            Go read one or all of these, scoffers. We’ll wait. You can leave your apologies with the authors of these masterpieces.

      • skn0wb4ll says:

        XD I’ve actually READ better Twilight fanfiction (and yes, I realize that even SAYING that I read Twilight fanfiction is setting myself up for humiliation).
        Some (-cough-most-cough-) of said fanfiction IS actually better written than the books…

        -Tori~

    • Kamui says:

      I tried to read the first one.. only got halfway through before I got bored and stopped. And I was listening to the audio book >_>;;

    • Lanna says:

      I read all of the books and saw the first movie… “cruel and unusual” doesn’t quite sum up that ordeal well enough.

    • Xenon says:

      Reading them right now. -_- Save me…

    • Travis says:

      Read the books…kinda liked them. Saw the movie…it was dreadful. I wasted $7.50 that night.

    • TheEasterBunny says:

      I managed to read the books but I am NOT sitting through that horrible acting.

    • Mariah says:

      i read all the books but i didnt see the movies, i kinda know i’d hate em

    • Saphira says:

      Some of us got so pissed at the damn Twi-hards fangirling all over the Internets, we found and read three pages of the books before destroying them, going on a rampage, and setting out to counter and defy all future fangirl squeals across the Internets.

      • Xenon says:

        While I agree with this, tell me your name doesn’t mean you’re an Eragon fan? *treats those books with the same disdain*

  6. Daniel says:

    Most of us have better things to do with our lives than read/watch vampire love stories…

  7. Lisa says:

    Aha Ahahahaha. That’s SO original. That one has NEVER been said before. Honestly, the Twilight hate is so old now. Nobody has an original insult/joke about it. Can we all please just move on to something else?

  8. Nick says:

    lol i always joke with my friends about that

  9. bubsAKAvermin says:

    HIGH FIVE, MAN. :’D

  10. Butt Cheek Mauler says:

    @Samara i read the first book and ddnt like it then i watched the movie and hated it, so yeh i guess there are some twilight haters who read the book :P

  11. NotToBeAnnoyingBut says:

    Learn to spell.

  12. Rose W. says:

    Spelling FAIL

  13. Jean says:

    True dat.

  14. Drone Leader says:

    I just can’t get the joke necrophilia and child support to work here.

    • Drone Leader says:

      @#)(&$!!!
      Should have read:
      I just can’t get the joke about necrophilia and child support to work here.
      or maybe even:
      I just can’t get the joke: necrophilia and child support to work here.
      And here come the grammar Nazis…

  15. Sandaime says:

    I haven’t read the books. Mostly because I’m afraid I might actually like them. And then I’d have to give up my man-card.

    I had to spend 80 dollars on a sword to get that back after the first time I lost it.

    • vamps dont sparkle says:

      lol i lost it once couldnt open a jar of pickles for a week thankfully i bought a gun and now i can open jars like a champ

    • Jon boi says:

      Wait…how did you lose it before? And also, who’s the schmuck who gave it back to you, you only get 1 chance with a man card.

      • Sandaime says:

        My case was already cleared in court, sirrah! I need not disclose with you the reasons I lost my man card to begin with!

        …… It’s because I watched the “Spice and Wolf” anime and enjoyed it because of the ROMANCE, not for the rare, occasional bouts of violence when the girl turned into a wolf the size of a house.

      • showstopper says:

        Not when somebody dropped it and you picked it up for yours to keep

  16. LanceDSilvian says:

    wrote a paper over this topic in comp 1. made an A

  17. Saz says:

    They forgot pedoism :(

    • Megz says:

      Yeah! Thank you! 200 year old vampire wants 17 year old moron girl?! What the hell?? Why doesn’t he want a mature woman like me? The bastard!

      • Xenon says:

        Wow. Good age, Megz. Healthy living really works, huh?

      • Lisa says:

        “Pedophilia” means that the person is attracted to prepubescent children. The main character is past puberty and, so, that relationship is not pedophilic. I believe Saz is referring to the fact that the wolf-boy falls for the main characters’ baby in the last book of the series. O.O (SM is all kinds of fvcked up…..)

        • Xenon says:

          This. Unfortunately…

        • Random says:

          It’s mormonism :D

          all of it.

        • Madcapfeline says:

          Pedophilia is the sexual attraction of an adult to a child, their relative distance from puberty is undefined. Psychosexual disorder is the specific sexual attraction of an adult to a pre-pubescent child.
          Either way, I’m sure they all apply at one point or another, because, you’re right, ol’ Steffie is farked in the head.

          • MarcDLS says:

            Actually, pedophilia does specify pre-pubescent per the World Health Organization. The attraction to pubescent individuals is ephebophilia. I did a deal of research on this a few years back. Loads of info on the stuff.

            Did you know that children who are “victimized” by such acts typically only react negatively if the society at large condemns it? A strong argument for moral objectivity that few have the gall to make.

  18. Jakob says:

    At this rate, people will stop with Twilight jokes in 2020.

  19. Vincent says:

    This cracked me up, though it was two days ago that I watched Twilight out of curiousity and boredom.

    Way to mushy, way to… grah, can’t even word it but..

    Vampires are supposed to burst into flames when touched by sunlight,
    they shouldn’t get “sparkly”
    Also, when a girl gets invited to a Vampire dinner party, she’s not the guest of honor, she’s the meal!

    What’s wrong with those vampires?!

    I vote for a remake of these two movies, with two extra characters:
    The Original Dracul, and Lestat.
    That should be entertaining.

  20. LoriABil says:

    I would run if I heard “Oh no it’s Edward.” I really don’t want to be around that much angst. It makes me want to gag.

    By the way, I view Twilight like I view clowns – a necessary evil. It’s what separates the freaks from the FehREEEAAAKKKS!

  21. Quats says:

    I have to admit to reading the books. I can’t honestly say I like or dislike them… I do go back and re-read some of it and hate myself for doing it, though.

    It’s kind of interesting: the books are like the author made a list of all common women’s hotbuttons and set out to push each and every one.I don’t like my buttons being pushed, and I don’t like knowing/discovering that I even HAD some of them. But… then I go back and read it again. I guess part of me likes having some of the buttons pushed?

    • Aeternum says:

      It’s a common problem; how do you think that Tom Clancy keeps selling the same storyline over and over without pushing men’s ‘buttons’?

      I mean, I had the same reaction when I discovered that about his books.

      • Tjanssen411 says:

        to paraphrase the Mentalist… Men are like Toasters, women are like accordians.

        The Man Buttons are “Nice tits”, “smooth Alcohol”, and “that blowed up real good” maybe with the rights skill you rearrange adjective and Noun pairs… but its pretty simple pretty Sure Dash Hammet had it down over 70 years ago

  22. OMG GUEST says:

    Bella: What’s that smell?

    Edward: It’s my decaaaay… Don’t you love it?

    Bella: …Yes…

  23. Cheese says:

    IMO the books where only slightly better than an “EPIC FAIL” to begin with, but once the movie came out… the movie actually made all “Epic Fails” look like normal fails. In fact a new fail was created, just to help better illustrate the magnitude of their folley. Introducing… The “OMEGA FAIL”.

  24. Brigitte says:

    I LOST THE GAME? ON A TWILIGHT-RELATED WEBSITE? WHAT THE CRAP! :(

  25. herefornoreason says:

    The choice bewteen a boy wearing body glitter and another boy who will run after the tennis ball you throw for your labrador.

    • Xenon says:

      LMAO! *gives you a cookie*

    • Nikky says:

      You’d never have to pull the headache excuse though.

      “Edward, dear… you’re hair is looking a little flat. I think we’re out of turtle wax, though…” (This is of course provided he’s not already moping in a corner about your forbidden-but-not angst-ridden love).

      “Jacob… not, not now… oh, here. *squeakysqueaky* You want it? Go get it!! *squeak*”

  26. critic says:

    I’ve read it, it’s a crappy attempt at a love story by an author who can’t take criticism. I’m a critic so I should know.

  27. BeanKitteh says:

    Amusing. However, not a fan of the overindulgence of making fun of this series and movie. Put downs are too easy and have been overdone.

  28. Anther says:

    ive read the books, and they are ok, must also admit, that i have read them all more then once, and im not sure why … each time i re-read them i wonder why I started again …
    hate the movies though, just like with Harry Potter.

    i love this pick though, i lol’d hard, as did everyone at work :)

    ^.^

  29. OMG GUEST says:

    I read too much, and like…exploded. After two pages. Just…blam. I had to put myself back together with krazy glue.

  30. Nic says:

    If only it was……

    Well… a man can dream…..

  31. Cybergoth says:

    there not werewolves they are “therianthropy” thats just a general term for a man that transforms into an animal. not a lycanthrope

    • Xenon says:

      This. I saw the movie trailer for New Moon and thought “Wait, WTH? How can Jacob turn in the middle of the day?!”

  32. Cybergoth says:

    ive never read the book nor seen the movies and i wont, to many little girls glittering in their panties over a man that is extremely NOT attractive, im not gay but jesus anyone can see that this man is clearly not attractive.

    • Xenon says:

      Yeah. For being so “perfect,” they really should have hired a better looking actor to play Edward.

      • Amber says:

        100% agree… Edward is so ugly … Jacob has his moments too. I normally don’t care what the main characters look like- but when he’s in the plot to be this overly handsome man and fangirls woo him… I’m confused!

        • Yeah, alright! says:

          It’s the only male actor they could afford and was willing. I mean seriously, how much money could he have possibly gotten from his side role on harry potter?

  33. Chelse says:

    Twilight isn’t that bad, you all are just haters. Fook You!

    • CoonDawg says:

      I’ve read the first 150 pages. That’s all I needed to know that these books suck. First time I’ve consciously quit a book in my entire life.

    • Xenon says:

      Yeeeeeah… no. Twilight’s that bad.

    • Pixiedust says:

      no, fook you, girlfraaaaand *gay wave*

    • Silvas says:

      Haters aren’t bad people. In fact, haters aren’t even haters. You just don’t like being disagreed with. Grow up.

    • Draykorr, Knight of the Internet. says:

      I appreciate the fact that you didn’t swear in your post, and I must say, *sarcasm starts* I actually agree with you on the whole Twilight thing. *sarcasm ends* It’s a fantastic comedy. I read two pages from New Moon and stopped because my sides split.

  34. oregonbird says:

    I’ve never seen it, never so much as heard one of these actors speak — but I do know that guy is supposed to be a vampire. And I can’t help noticing that he’s STANDING OUTSIDE IN THE DAYTIME.

    And that makes him NOT A VAMPIRE.

    Don’t tell me different, I’m old school. Okay, I’m just freaking old.

  35. cyboard says:

    Honestly! they are just wasting a lot of paper…lots and lots of wasted paper…

  36. I_EAT_GOATS says:

    Dracula (from the Bram Stoker novel) often went out in the daytime, though his powers weren’t as strong.

    True story: SM snagged almost all of the names from a baby book. Bella, Edward, Esme, Alice, Charlie, Jacob, Cullen, were all highlighted as up-and-coming names.

    I have, unfortunately, read all of the books and seen both movies. Call me a masochist. They’re absolute dreck and I still don’t know why I wasted hours of my life on them.

    • Amber says:

      Bastard halved my baby name choices! I always loved the names Edward and Isobel but I can’t fathom the thought of people thinking I named my baby after Twilight >.< well… and there are probably gonna be 100 Bellas in her class too.

      • skn0wb4ll says:

        I’m thinking of Marie, Antoinette, Remi (yes, kind of boyish, but do you see me giving a crap now or in the future? No? Okay, moving on then~), and Charlotte for girls, and Adrien, Nathan, Caleb, and Jonathan for boys. No worries, Amber, there are lots of other names to choose from, along with their variations ^-^

  37. Supguyz says:

    Twilight = female Harry Potter… I guess this is just another tally on the scientific proof that men are superior. In everything. Hmm, who knew.
    Wizards > Sensative Vampires

  38. JZ says:

    It is ALL about jealousy!!! Forbid a woman to b**ch about a “Man” movie but try to get A Real Man to understand the “message” behind the movie/books and they are totally obviously!

    • Xenon says:

      *oblivious

      Thank you, please try again later.

      For the record, I’m perfectly accepting of romance novels and will even read good romance (so cross off most of Mills & Boon :P ). What I am NOT accepting of is appalling writing quality.

    • TheEasterBunny says:

      Are you saying that Twilight is romantic?

      She thinks he’s pretty and he wants to eat her. How romantic.

  39. Abacus says:

    Id tap that canine ass!! I think the vampire would prefer if he were plunged with a large hard stake tho….thats wot i heard, im just sayin’! ;o)

  40. binaryphoenix says:

    Those calling the books bad fanfiction are seriously giving fanfiction a BAD NAME. Stephenie Meyer literally spits in the face of most of the vampire fiction cannon that has been written over the past 30 years or so. It’s horrid. If you’re looking for a sugary-sweet angsty teenage romance then these books are for you. Otherwise, skip it and find something else.

    Now, I will say that The Host rates much higher on my list. It’s not a bad sci-fi/psychological book with a romantic twist. Not the best, but not terrible, either.

    • skn0wb4ll says:

      I saw a bit of Twilight in The Host when I read it… Just saying. However, I do agree that The Host was much better than the Twilight series.

      Tori~

  41. Catpoopkillz says:

    take that u twilight nerds stop leavin ur window open waiting for edward he aint comin and dont be pissed that ppl agree with the genius who wrote the caption cuz he hits it 100%

  42. Diandra says:

    lame, i’ve heard this joke thousands of times. It’s not even accurate. :/

    • Xenon says:

      Why not? I haven’t even met Jacob yet in the book, but from what I’ve heard, Bella likes both of them. One’s a werewolf, the other’s a fai- pixi- vampire. So why isn’t it accurate?

  43. Albert says:

    Thank You. I had to watch that crappy movie with my girlfriend and had to listen to her go “tssssee” every time someone took there shirt off!

    • Dark says:

      Ouch, sorry about that. I wouldn’t do that to my boyfriend for any movie, and definately not Twilight. None of the guys in that movie even look good! The fangirls only obsess over them because they try to tell themselves that they look good because they’re characters are supposed to look abnormally good.

      …It’s worse than a badly written fan fiction. Even the worse author on fanfiction realizes at some point that they need some characters who aren’t ‘perfect’ in almost every aspect. I should know, my first fanfiction was filled to the brim with mary-sues. But I was also only in the 5th grade. What’s SM’s excuse?

  44. steven wattton says:

    dammit i just lost that stupid game

  45. Lucy says:

    Well then, yum…
    I choose necrophilia.
    I don’t care about the haters. :P

  46. excusablegold says:

    The way the auther makes each vampire have a special power makes them seem a bit like crappy marvel superheroes.

  47. Jonerico says:

    my thoughts exactly :O

  48. Saphira says:

    Nice one. And the damn thing is a SPARKLY emo virgin corpse. That’s so messed up, its tarnishing the term “vampire”. Poor Stoker.

  49. Reyalz says:

    —————————-Second Thoughts—————————————
    When you notice that a certain word is spelled wrong but realize that you don’t want to admit that you noticed it.

  50. Bella Autumn says:

    Bella isn’t a heroine, she’s just the main character. The writing is s**tty. I read twilight when it first came out 5 years ago. This is targeted for females, and we all know how females work. All of us want that one deep crazy love that Bella has with Edward. Most likely it doesn’t exist like this though so women fall for it hard because its what they want but since we can’t have it we read a book about it. We push the s**tty writing aside to get involved with the characters. To live vicariously through them because well we’re women and we’re all f***ing nuts. I know you’re guys but suck it up and accept it. We accept that you aren’t like the made up people in these books, that’s why we read them. Yes he sparkles and its lame beyond all reason but its not about that. Yes it started a raging teenage fan base for girls that desperately want to be in love and for women who are in failed marriages that give them a false sense of hope that one day they will find either their Edwards or Jacob. As for me, my boyfriend offered to sprinkle glitter on himself for me and I turned him down.

  51. Smao says:

    This sums up the crap that is known as Twilight. But you forgot pedophilia.

  52. save 10 dolla says:

    i hate Justin Beiber!!!!! i hate her!!!!

  53. Noah says:

    If you’re going by original vampire rules then it’d be all of the above on the choices if Bella chose Edward(cause vamps turn into bats).

  54. gogodiego says:

    my girlfriend left me because i wasnt like jacob or edward…..

    • soulbane says:

      Dude… you’re girlfriend really liked beastiality and necrophilia, I suppose then…
      I feel really bad for you.

      I saw all the movies so far with my mom and sister, and it was torture. The only good thing out of it was my friend had to see it too with his mom and sister and we got to make fun of every minute of it. The day after I saw the latest movie was awesome because Twilight is such an easy target.

  55. My name says:

    That says it all (or else, click on my name)

  56. Bruce says:

    For all the people who say they hate Twilight, they obviously cant stop talking about it…

  57. Feather says:

    Don’t know if anyone has mentioned it yet, but the abilities of Meyer’s vampires aren’t even original- they are slightly stronger versions of Robert Heinlien artificial people (from the novel Friday).
    See, she can’t even get an original corruption of an old character.

    Cheers.

  58. Stephie says:

    People that take the time to make fun of Twilight and the fans have no more of a life than the people they are making fun of for liking it. If it’s so beneath you shouldn’t you be using your time in more constructive ways? Just saying…

  59. Alice. Or not. says:

    To be honest, I’ve read all the books and seen all the movies. I liked the first book… until I read it the second time. Everything else was just s**t. I was hoping for a fight in the last one… if it had happened maybe everyone would have died and we’d all be happy.

  60. pinkpiiggy says:

    Bwahahaha. So true… That’s why I didn’t see it. The whole concept sounded disgusting.

  61. A most engaging love story of the year is “The Twilight Saga”. Be a part of this Twilight movie now!

  62. MarcDLS says:

    Modern usage includes “beastiality.” Similar to how “ain’t” wasn’t a word 20 years ago. Progress FTW. Googling either will net you the same sort of strange.

    P.S. The verb “google” is also a recent edition to modern vernacular.

  63. skn0wb4ll says:

    …I’m pretty much speechless at the moment. And kind of laughing my ass off at MarcDLS’s “quadruple fail to the fifteenth power.”

    Tori~

  64. Erica says:

    MarcDLS, what was your point there, exactly? o.O

  65. lilo says:

    since you’re discussing word usage, the verb google would be a recent addition, not edition.

  66. daskdlhasda says:

    Also, Google in this sense is a noun, not a verb. Double fail.

  67. TS says:

    Either way, dask is correct in his/her original reply that the poster is a fail…being that it is spelled “beastality”. So in a way, you also fail Marc.

  68. Appleeclipse says:

    Nothing. Randomness and uselessness is the point.

    Here, have a cookie.

  69. MarcDLS says:

    He fails because he ignores modern vernacular which accepts the spelling “beastiality.”

    My point was that language changes and no amount of syntax nazi-ing will dissuade it.

  70. jchan says:

    No, it’s not a play on words, because “best-” is the root form of “beast” and that is where it comes from.
    Misspelling the word as “beastiality” simply shows that you are uneducated; it is not a humorous play on words nor is it a new, hip, modern usage. It is simply the result people being unable to spell.
    Quadruple fail to the fifteenth power for being an righteous, but wrong, jerk.

  71. Lisa says:

    Marc, I really think you missed the fact that the person who originally posted that poster does not have an “i” in “beastiality” after the “beast” part. Thus, misspelling the word. THAT is what Dask pointed out. I really don’t think you have the mental capacity to be able to insult this series…..o.O

  72. Chrystal says:

    It’s “sites.” Not “sights.”

  73. Anon says:

    Who refers to her as a drug, among other things.

  74. cae says:

    LOL I actually like Twilight, but I completely agree with this comment. It would seriously creep out any normal person to hear that some guy sneaks into their house in the middle of the night to watch them sleep.

  75. Why, yes. I would like pie. says:

    I didnt realize a drug could have a mental problem…

  76. Lisa says:

    I really love when people get called stupid on the internet and then come back with all of their qualifications to show how smart they are. You take the internet THAT seriously? XD And when the hell did I ever say I was a Twi-fan? o.O

  77. TT says:

    Are you also a

  78. jchan says:

    Tripe is delicious.
    Certification in counterterrorism? HAHAHA ROFLMAO.

  79. dr. pealz says:

    how safe are your lines of work? I’m guessing you surmount 45 and a half hazards a day.

  80. MarcDLS says:

    You apparently lack the ability to read and comprehend the english language. Let me do it again for you so you understand better.

    “Beastiality” is a play on the word “beast,” which is the what one is humping. That is “beast” being the root of “BEASTiality.”

    You get the prized G.C.E. fail for “gross concept error.”

    I bet you’re one of the self-righteous douches who like to point out that “irresponsible” isn’t a word also. Got any more witty comeback pot? This kettle sure would like to hear them.

  81. MarcDLS says:

    Seems I’m not the only one since you still see it fit to reply to me. Go ahead and concede, you can be the bigger person by letting me have the last word or you can debase yourself further by coming down to my level. It’s a lose-lose situation for you sweet cheeks.

    :*

  82. Xenon says:

    Just pointing out that if she has to come down to your level, then isn’t that a lose for you anyway for being there first?

  83. Xenon says:

    Interestingly, Angel did this to Buffy a number of times (both as Angel and the evil Angelus). But it was done in a way that no-one I know even considered stalking. Joss Whedon > Stephanie Meyer, clearly.

  84. Xenon says:

    The problem is that people get lazy and start mispelling everywhere.

  85. Xenon says:

    Usually I say that the books are better than the movies. But in this instance… e_e

  86. Tjanssen411 says:

    sadly the 1st one is actually 2 hours of your life you will never get back…
    I was interested in the Vamp v Wolvs concept when i first hear of the film…

    thankfully a friend waved me off… I wisely heeded the advice until late one night I was bored and it came on Cable… it was f’n laughable…

    and it has to be the source material, if you’ve seen Kristen Stewarts earlier work, you know she’s capable of acting… yet this tripe made me want to punch kittens

  87. Ryan says:

    Wow, this is so off-topic. Get back to the Twilight flaming.

  88. MarcDLS says:

    I revel in the gutter. If I can bring her down to my level then it is a win for me in a manner of speaking. Knocking her off her high horse. After all, it’s more entertaining getting down in the dirt anyway. We all have fun here.

    “Resistance is futile. [Her] distinctiveness will be added to our own.”

  89. Xenon says:

    So? This is the internet. When were we ever expected to stay on-topic?

  90. jchan says:

    and I was never aware that irresponsible isn’t a word. Who the hell said that?

  91. "English Class" says:

    Misspelling* ;D

  92. Xenon says:

    XD!

    In my defence, I think it was around one in the morning I wrote that…

  93. Getalife says:

    No one cares.

  94. MarcDLS says:

    The redundancy is the point you fool. As for “irresponsible,” that was actually supposed to be “irregardless” which is, likewise, a redundant term that has come into popular usage despite douche bags, like you, who trot around as the self-appointed guardians of proper usage, pointing your finger and looking down your nose at people who don’t kowtow to your sense of what is proper. Eat sh*t and die.

  95. Xenon says:

    Heroine: Female form of hero (though Bella? Heroine? Please)

    Heroin: Drug.

  96. spell troll pwn says:

    hey, troll it’s spelt “it’s” not “its”

  97. Yeah, alright! says:

    I like this guy, shooting down people left and right lol.

  98. Jeffsb says:

    Actually you are correcting his grammar, not spelling there. Just saying.

  99. Stephie says:

    It’s “spelled” not “spelt”…

  100. kurato says:

    and you sir, are correcting his stupidity and deserved win+1. :)

  101. Xenon says:

    And it’s “English” not “American.”

  102. gh0stwrit3r says:

    F**K YEAH.

    a cookie for you, dear sir.


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