As anyone with half a brain can tell it is now in the middle of the festive season. Christmas lights, same foods as before but wrapped in 'special' christmas packaging and drunks in santa hats are now popping up all over towns around the world. And I hate it.:evil: Christmas is just one of those things I hate for noreason. Maybe its the fact that its celebrating another year gone past reminding you that your life is now another year gone (I also hate birthdays for this reason) or maybe its the fact that over the past nine years I have never had a christmas where I was healthy, always catching the flu or a cold by christmas eve. So I have adapted to hating those lights and the tinsel and the poor tree that gets cut down for no reason but to sit in the corner and be adorned with tacky decorations. So at the moment I am an exact duplicate of Harry Enfield's Kevin the teenager.

Anyway enough about how I hate christmas and on to the more nice things in life. I have recently gone to the cinema to watch The Golden Compass, The christian angering movie about how a little girl sets out to savea substance called dust (not destroy god like the church has said.:evil: ) Now I went in to the cinema expecting the worst but I came out thoroughly happy with the end result. It was extremely well acted on all fronts with an excellent effort from even the children in the movie, and it was fairly faithfull to the book with the only differance being a weaker anti-christian theme. Only problem with the movie I could see was its ending, missing around fifteen minutes screen time the new ending also seems to change the whole tone of the first parts story. Its an 8/10 movie.

And also this week I have been a little busy as I have been writing the plot draught for my GSUK tribute. Im not going to give anything away as I have some of the main characters tracking my blog but I can say that there will be a few twists which I hope you will enjoy :)

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*tumble weed flies past* I guess I don't have any today. Anyway I think thats all for now. Thanks for reading!