One Gore After the Other

11-04-2009 Wednesday

From now on, every day off, I intend to give myself a healthy dose of gore films. Bloods, guts, maximum carnage and the likes. Yesterday, I watched The Hills Run Red, today I just finished Wrong Turn 3 Left for Dead. This is the film I've been searching for, ever since I read about it on wiki. Imagine my surprise when I found it bundled in the same DVD copy of The Hills Run Red. You know how pirated CD's are, the titles printed outside are not usually what it is when you start playing it.

This time, my company in watching it is a can of Piknik, and some chocolates. I wouldn't be surprised if I'll gain some weight because of all this fats I'm loading up in my system, well yeah, who gives a fuck? I ain't one of those diet freaks who starve themselves to death because they think that being thin is so fucking sexy. Screw that.

Now I face the computer again. I hope my internet will not always be interrupted by all this pop up that just seem to come out of nowhere, it's such a bitch because I'm on prepaid and this thing doesn't charge per minute, as opposed to what they say on the commercial, this broadband thing charges every 30 minutes, so if I get kicked out 10 minutes after connecting, then that instantly counts as 30 minutes. Bummer. I don't know why my computer is acting up like this. I wish I'm more knowledgeable when it comes to fixing some minor software problems in my pc. It could be a virus, what else could it be?

I always do a virus scan before connecting to the internet, nothing will show up but when I'm logged in, sometimes a pop up will just appear that system this and that has encountered error and my internet will just freeze. The viruses that came up before are all deleted so I'm just wondering, when you delete a virus, does that mean they're deleted for real? Or are they just temporarily hidden? What's that about? Fuck, I'm so so ignorant, I'm like a fucking dumb American who don't know how to turn their computer on.

Hell, I'll figure it out. Some questions to some friends who has enough knowledge will do the trick, it has worked out before so let's try again this time. Or maybe if it gets worse or incurable, I'ma get ahold of a computer whiz geek and let them take a look at it. In the meantime, I'm gonna browse the web for more gore films that I can watch on my next day off, while my computer is cooperating.

Labels: gore films, IT, pink crimson, Wrong Turn

posted by Monica-Lynne @ 5:08 PM