My Corpse Bride Photos

Man, what a Birthday! After being ditched by my female counterpart friends, my Hungarian friend and I went shopping to 2 Waterstones Bookstores; we were really lucky enough to see the puppets used in Corpse Bride in the Cornerhouse. ^_^ Well, here they are:



Well, the one on the right is an ugly me, along with Victor and his skeletal counterpart.



^_^ Wow. I've never met with Emily (the Corpse Bride) THIS 'big', despite looking small. Though this wasn't expected as I thought.



If anyone wants to do a caption of the posing Victor, put it in the 'comment' box.



Apologies about the quality of the picture, but the door to the exhibition was locked, so I couldn't properly photographed it! From left, Victoria, Victoria's Dad and Victor himself.

And there are some other pictures that I couldn't even be bothered to post it.

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b322/Shosaka/Corpse%20Bride%20Photos/Some_undead_people.jpg
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b322/Shosaka/Corpse%20Bride%20Photos/Corpse_Victor.jpg
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b322/Shosaka/Corpse%20Bride%20Photos/Corpse_Bride_Concept.jpg
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b322/Shosaka/Corpse%20Bride%20Photos/Victor_Concept.jpg

Well, enjoy viewing!

Quote of the Moment - "You should have seen him in fur." - Victor van Dort from Corpse Bride

^_^ My Corpse Bride Birthday

*Sings like an idiot* It's my birthday! It's my birthday-*Looks at the bloggers and viewers. Then, turns into a sane girl.*

Well, uh, anyway, tomorrow's my BIG 18th birthday and that's means going to see the Corpse Bride film, as well as the exhibition in Cornerhouse (actually, the puppets were made in Altrincham, near Manchester). Unfortunately for US bloggers, at least, if you want to see the exhibtion, take the plane to Manchester quick, because it will last, till 6th November.

In other news, my mum and dad gave me a DiMAGE digital camera for my early b'day present, meaning I can take photos of myself, as well as posing in front of the Corpse Bride puppets and send it to the Internet, making jealous to my other friends and Tim Burton fans.

Well, I'm off to my party tomorrow and if you do not believe me about the C.B. exhibition, just click on the website:

http://www.cornerhouse.org/seasoninfo.asp?ID=152

Quote of the Moment - "Practice fainting on cue, especially when a prop head rolls between your legs." - Johnny Depp talking about Sleepy Hollow (1999) Source: Kansas City Kansan

I'm a Vatican Exorcist!

	Culotte You are simple, shy, and a bit naïve. However, you have a courageous streak, and try hard to earn the respect of others. But you might not earn it with a name like "Culotte." Which Nippon Ichi Character Are You?

Uh, not exactly a member of the Vatican Exorcists, but I wished I had. Then I won't be bored by typing this blog entry. *Shrugs herself* Oh, well. BTW you can take this Nippon Ichi Character Test over @:

http://www.tacticalrpg.com

Quote of the Moment - "So that's how I set foot into the world of original doujinshi (fan manga/comic)..." - Kazuki Sendo from Comic Party (Tokyopop manga version)

All-in-one

Last night, well a few days ago, my dad bought an all-in-one HP Photosmart 2610 printer. And why do you ask? Simple, so he can send fax to the companies for his small business stuff and also, my lil sis and I can post our fanart to deviantart.com! Yay! Though the bad news is, he's still keeping that old b******d Desklet 882C printer. I do respect my dad, in terms of general stuff, such as religion and opinions, but keeping old technology while it's on the verge of being broken is beyond my knowledge for him. Oh, he also bought an USB hub, which means I can buy a flash drive that I always want! Yay for me! ^__^ Right, I should stop writing this blog; I've got a physics coursework and UCAS stuff to finish.

Quote of the Moment - "The Bullying Network is alive and well." - Tanpopo from Imadoki! Nowadays (from the creator of Fushigi Yuugi and Alice 19th)

UCAS time! Hurry, hurry, hurry!

Gah! Yesterday, I had to get my UCAS hard copy to my Form Tutor, only it led to more confusion than I ever had. Fortunately, I got it all sorted out and later that night I've asked my dad to pay er, £15 for the application. the only trouble was, neither him nor me knew who is going to be payable for. So, that's why today, I am going to ask my Form Tutor for situation. Now, if only those pesky male Lower School pupils would just leave the computers alone, I would have printed 3 more hard copies for my UCAS preference and signed by my Form Tutor! And if you do not know what I'm talking about, non-UK people, here's the UCAs website to make it more understanding below:

http://www.ucas.com

Quote(s) of the moment: "Waldorf: He says it went terrific but I know how he really feels.

Staler: How's that?

Waldorf: About so high *shows how tall Gonzo now is**Both start laughing*" - Waldorf and Staler from the Muppets Show (GOD! I love that show! ^_^)

'Me playing games? Nonsense, this IS News!'

Recently, (well today) I was in the library and just looking at this RPG info website and when I went to the news section for reading new info about Disgaea, that librarian just went to the schol computer I am working on and shut the site down! >:-( I told her that this wasn't me playing Internet games, like the boys do, but a news article reading about a sequel to Disgaea. However, since she thinks that video games news are just Internet games, she said I'm not allowed to go on a Video Games News site. THIS IS SO STUPID! The newer the technology goes, the older the people will not get it! What's next, the libriarian shutting down blogger.com site for ranting this post that is based on my opinions (not to mention improving my knowledge of Genreal Studies) or shutting down cosplay sites that have a variety of cosplayers dressing up as thier favourite characters from anime, manga, video games, TV, books and Movie? Or even worse, shutting down the contraversional social issues websites that we, the students need for General Studies? This is plain s**t!!! Just look at the facts, Miss librarian! A News webiste can be about from around the world, to video games and Internet games are just webistes that you just play. And finally, a blog is a web-diary that you can post your rants or thought about everything, including video games. So there, I made my point!

Quote of the Moment: "Oro?" - Himura Kenshin from Rurouni Kenshin

>:-( Why I Hate Young, Bratty, Vicki Pollard-A-Like Girls

Grr! I hate them! These stupid, rude, young 3rd Year (Year 9 or 8 in the US) girls from St. Thomas Aqunias High! Recently, these bitches were pulling my younger sister's hair, insulated and calling her names, not to mention pulled my sister's friend's hair in the bus! Because of that, on Wednesday, I'm going to report this to my Headmaster about this complaint! Yes, I know this might be called grasping, but insulating a Sixth Form student, not to mention my younger sister and a role model to the younger students really does send me boiling! If you want to live an easier life, then be polite to other people, regardless of their age and grow more mature, so that when you grow older, get married and have children, for God's sake, set an example to them as your parents did to you!

Quote of the moment: "Remember David Beckham's flask!" - Mr. Martin, my school Physics teacher, since 3rd year.

Yo! and my haphazard mind

Hello everyone! Sho-saka's here and this is the 3rd time (I think I've ever written this post. Well time or it's Xanga and Live Journal). Well, my excuse for writing this is my dad! He's always telling me to do some bleeding revision that I can't be bothered. I know he's wanted to help me, but why can't he just leave me to my devices. I can revise whether I need to, but he's such a traditionalist about school! Well, I better write next time when my mind's botherinf me, so until then ta ra!

Quote of the Week: "Good Morning Starshine! The Earth says hello!" - Willy Wonka, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (20005)