A quick link

I'm hoping to post a more substantive entry tomorrow, but for now I just had to share this. Eric D. Snider is a humor columnist that I started reading back in 1998 when he was writing for BYU's Daily Universe. One of his most famous columns, which ended up as one of those anonymous e-mail forwards, was a parody script of the movie Titanic. He's since moved to his website, where I still keep up with his movie reviews and humor columns. I think Twilight haters and fans alike will find his Monday column amusing, where he revisits the parody script genre:

My Rejected 'Twilight' Screenplay


Good stuff.

*gratuitously uses her Cedric icon*

A quick link

I'm hoping to post a more substantive entry tomorrow, but for now I just had to share this. Eric D. Snider is a humor columnist that I started reading back in 1998 when he was writing for BYU's Daily Universe. One of his most famous columns, which ended up as one of those anonymous e-mail forwards, was a parody script of the movie Titanic. He's since moved to his website, where I still keep up with his movie reviews and humor columns. I think Twilight haters and fans alike will find his Monday column amusing, where he revisits the parody script genre:

My Rejected 'Twilight' Screenplay


Good stuff.

*gratuitously uses her Cedric icon*

A quick link

I'm hoping to post a more substantive entry tomorrow, but for now I just had to share this. Eric D. Snider is a humor columnist that I started reading back in 1998 when he was writing for BYU's Daily Universe. One of his most famous columns, which ended up as one of those anonymous e-mail forwards, was a parody script of the movie Titanic. He's since moved to his website, where I still keep up with his movie reviews and humor columns. I think Twilight haters and fans alike will find his Monday column amusing, where he revisits the parody script genre:

My Rejected 'Twilight' Screenplay


Good stuff.

*gratuitously uses her Cedric icon*