The Cinema...Attack of the 18 Year Olds!!!
Last night my sister, her on and off again boyfriend and I all went to see "Transformers 2". Yes, it is good! Hot girls, hot bikes, hot cars...definitely worth it!!!
But ANYWAYS!!! We arrived there two hours early, and since my sister was the driver, she insisted on dropping me off, leaving, getting her boyfriend, and coming back just in time for the film. Her annoying boyfriend didn't get off work until 11pm anyways, so I had to sit around the cinema for two hours waiting. Well, they let us in early, and I got really good seats. But...There were so many 18 year olds just out of high school there, it wasn't even funny!
Some of them knew who my sister was. I met them and we all talked for a little while before the movie. There were some girls to the right of me who had gone to a neighboring high school and I got the gay vibe from all of them. They were wearing those baggy silk basketball shorts and one was named Archie! (I assume its a nickname, but who knows!) It was lovely attempting to talk to them while they were texting. I don't know what compelled me to try to talk to them, perhaps it was the fact that my sister was taking FOREVER and I was BORED! We did NOT need to be that EARLY!!! But the seats were good.
Some hot blonde girls were sitting in front of us, and they were taking tons of pictures. "Oh! That is so going on my facebook!" One squealed as she looked at her pictures. They all giggled.
Right by them sat the geeky band students. "Dude!" One guy shouted. "The trombone, tuba, and flute are all white people instruments!" He, a white dude, was arguing with a black dude. "But the clarinet is almost always black!" The black guy argued. They all laughed at that. I got it...Clarinets are almost always painted black. An Indian guy that was in the group then argued that all instruments were Indian. It was funny to watch.
Behind me, the kids from a different school began talking about the oldest woman ever to give birth and how awkward that would be to be a 70 year old mom for the first time. They then talked about how people in the Bible were like 100 or something when they gave birth. It was hilarious to listen to.
Older people came in and saw how many seats were being reserved, and then the staff came in and ordered everyone to contact the people in their group to come and get their seats, because soon enough, the seats would all be taken. Old people ruin EVERYTHING! And no, I am NOT old yet! lol.
This experience took me back to high school. It reminded me of what life was like back then, that summer before we were all going to go off on our separate paths. Hanging out down by the beach, talking all night. I missed that. Parties...Oh the parties were so much fun!
For those of you that are still under 20, the best advice I can give you is to ENJOY YOUR LIFE! Once you are out of the teens, its not so much fun anymore. Responsibility is given to you and you are expected to act like an adult.
Keep smiling people!!! You all rock for reading my blog. :)
But ANYWAYS!!! We arrived there two hours early, and since my sister was the driver, she insisted on dropping me off, leaving, getting her boyfriend, and coming back just in time for the film. Her annoying boyfriend didn't get off work until 11pm anyways, so I had to sit around the cinema for two hours waiting. Well, they let us in early, and I got really good seats. But...There were so many 18 year olds just out of high school there, it wasn't even funny!
Some of them knew who my sister was. I met them and we all talked for a little while before the movie. There were some girls to the right of me who had gone to a neighboring high school and I got the gay vibe from all of them. They were wearing those baggy silk basketball shorts and one was named Archie! (I assume its a nickname, but who knows!) It was lovely attempting to talk to them while they were texting. I don't know what compelled me to try to talk to them, perhaps it was the fact that my sister was taking FOREVER and I was BORED! We did NOT need to be that EARLY!!! But the seats were good.
Some hot blonde girls were sitting in front of us, and they were taking tons of pictures. "Oh! That is so going on my facebook!" One squealed as she looked at her pictures. They all giggled.
Right by them sat the geeky band students. "Dude!" One guy shouted. "The trombone, tuba, and flute are all white people instruments!" He, a white dude, was arguing with a black dude. "But the clarinet is almost always black!" The black guy argued. They all laughed at that. I got it...Clarinets are almost always painted black. An Indian guy that was in the group then argued that all instruments were Indian. It was funny to watch.
Behind me, the kids from a different school began talking about the oldest woman ever to give birth and how awkward that would be to be a 70 year old mom for the first time. They then talked about how people in the Bible were like 100 or something when they gave birth. It was hilarious to listen to.
Older people came in and saw how many seats were being reserved, and then the staff came in and ordered everyone to contact the people in their group to come and get their seats, because soon enough, the seats would all be taken. Old people ruin EVERYTHING! And no, I am NOT old yet! lol.
This experience took me back to high school. It reminded me of what life was like back then, that summer before we were all going to go off on our separate paths. Hanging out down by the beach, talking all night. I missed that. Parties...Oh the parties were so much fun!
For those of you that are still under 20, the best advice I can give you is to ENJOY YOUR LIFE! Once you are out of the teens, its not so much fun anymore. Responsibility is given to you and you are expected to act like an adult.
Keep smiling people!!! You all rock for reading my blog. :)
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