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I like that idea it gives a reason for them ending up in the human world, oh and does the Mad Hatter have any powers besides his obvious craziness?

lol I think I'm more lethal with say a wrench or something (not that I've ever used one before well for anything but trying to help my dad fix something).

I should really look into that movie it sounds really good. Is it a drama? Comedy? Mystery I personally prefer comedies but then I love to laugh lol can't you tell?

I know how to throw a punch and protect myself if need be (my dad made sure to teach his kids that, one can never be to careful). But overall I'm not much of a fighter once when on my way home I saw these guys on the bike path near my house holding what looked like a fight club, luckily my dad came out and broke it up but I was horrified.

I'll have to look into that, still doesn't explain what it's about though lol.

Oh and yeah I guess explaining Wonderland will be hard but fun I think ^_^

I see you and me are alike in violence area, I mess around with my brother hit him and all that but I'm not seriously violent I don't intend to hurt him and he knows it. I don't understand how people can hurt one another and not feel horribly bad afterwards >< like me.

I've never seen that movie, when did it come out and what's it about? Oh and if your speaking mystery another good book (never scene the movie) is Angels and Demons so many twists at the end I was never expecting

I like horror movies and books... to an extent I hate blood (the blood in Carrie is obviously fake so I can watch it) and gore makes me want to cry (don't like seeing people in pain) I hide my face every time. My friend calls me a wuss I don't care he can watch those bad movies.
Stephen Kind is a great writer but his books are dark and frankly I've only read two. I didn't even finish reading Desperation it was evil. About this cop who ends up killing a whole town (so graphic) and it was due to an evil spirit good book but scary ><

The Grown Ups was really funny I enjoyed that one a lot. But the movie Carrie is based off another Stephen King Novel. It's about this girl who is basically an outcast and gets made fun of a lot. Her mother is extremely overbearing and hyper religious. Like in Matilda the girl has these power to move objects with her mind. (In the movie she's this slime pretty little thing but in the book she was supposedly really large). Well the guy she had a crush on asked her to the prom only because his girlfriend felt bad for her (or because they wanted to play a trick on her I forget exactly what happened). At the prom they ended up dropping a bucket of pigs blood on her and she goes berserk basically kills everyone (even her mother who does this whole I told you so scene) but the one nice chick.

Breakfast club, my parents favorite movie they know nearly all the lines lol so it's annoying to watch with them. Uh the Harry Potter Movies, Stand by Me based off a Stephen King book, the Longest Yard (I love Adam Sandler), Dirty Dancing, Carrie is alright (reminded of it by John Travolta) and more I can't think of

I think I've decided on Theodore could call him Teddy or Theo either or if Theodore is too long.

Anywho we are different in our preference of Grease one over Grease two, I personally love the original better then the second just because I love John Travolta a good singer and dancer. But then in everything I seem partial to originals even in books usually the first is my favorite. Not always but normally.

O.O I have that movie on DVD I love that movie, I remember watching it when I was little, I could never remember the name of it, though I always wanted to see it again. Then one day I saw the cover at a DVD place and just had to get it. It's a great movie one of my favorites along with Interview with a Vampire, Breakfast club, Grease, Stand by Me, My cousin Vinny and a lot of others (lol I love a lot of movies it seems).

My cousins name is Theodore though everyone calls him Teddy he's four now and such a little sweetheart.
But I think I'll either go with the name Seth or Theodore

Ambros? Horace? Seth? Louis? Jasper? Simon? Theodore?

I know another thing I like to do is if I enjoy a book I like to reread it, I like to own them and some people think I'm weird for that. The poor poor people who miss out on good reading experience because they don't like to read (Lazy bums) they would rather see the movie. Personally I like to read the book before seeing the movie but that's just me

One reason I remember the book or books is because it's part of one of my favorite series. I don't get how some people (my sister) just don't like to read it's so much fun!

And I will do that thank you, I'll throw some names out there you tell me if you think they fit as well.