Lizzy, Puh-Leeze Don't Shave Your Head...

its pretty fucked up that people cant see what the movie "Cloverfield" can mean.. maybe that people are becoming very strange when they try to run away from things like their intersubjective existence. My happiness shall never mean more than your idea of that and we all have to go through it together, so dont run away from monsters that actually mean your own face in the mirror.

If you shave your head, it won't be because they're remaking the first "Star Trek" film, will it? Gosh. I sure hope not. I still have nightmares.

My prediction (see c above) came true! Monday morning Lizzy was listed at #8 on the IMDB Starmeter. Last week she was at #209.

Hopefully no one is stalking her. Hopefully her hair is still on her head. And hopefully she's not scared to leave the house.

(As far as I can tell they only update 1x a week. And if you don't know what the Starmeter is - it's just the ranking of who is the most searched for and clicked on person on IMDB.)

i shave my butt does that count!!

I see what she's saying, I probably wouldn't appreciate people trying to dry hump me in public either.

'Cloverfield' pulls down monster $41M!!!!

The creature-feature "Cloverfield" became the first monster hit released in 2008, debuting with $41 million, a record opening for January, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Paramount's tale of a giant reptile causing chaos in New York City surpassed the $35.9 million premiere weekend of the "Star Wars" special edition in 1997, the previous best for January.

1. "Cloverfield," $41 million.

2. "27 Dresses," $22.4 million.

3. "The Bucket List," $15.2 million.

4. "Juno," $10.3 million.

5. "National Treasure: Book of Secrets," $8.1 million.

6. "First Sunday," $7.8 million.

7. "Mad Money," $7.7 million.

8. "Alvin and the Chipmunks," $7 million.

9. "I Am Legend," $5.1 million.

10. "Atonement," $4.8 million.

Im confused and frankly I don't give a rats ass.

Cloverfield was awesome!
But here's the thing...I don't even recognize her in this Current video compared to who she was in the movie. Marlena, maybe?
There's no way I'd recognize her on the street...

no one needs more info about that overly hyped movie, its gonna suck, the whole movie is based upon the image of the statue of liberty's head in the street, an image the creaor stole from a movie in the 60's (words from his own mouth) its all hype and its sad how easily people buy into it.

I love Lizzy!