Would You Rather…and Why?
In honor of the much anticipated release of Twilight: the movie on November 21st, which has millions of teenage girls (and even grown women) in a frenzy of anticipation, we give you the following “Would you rather?”…
(WARNING: POTENTIAL SPOILERS OF MOVIE AND/OR BOOK)
If you were a young girl living in a small town in a northwestern state and there were two young men vying for your attention, BUT one is a…
and the other is a…
Who would you choose?
On the one hand, the long hair and smoldering dark looks of said werewolf are a little hard to resist.
However, the vampire is exceptionally handsome and bonus, with him you get to live forever (think of all the books I could read)!
Of course, I don’t know if werewolves live forever, but I think I’d have to go with the vampire!
What do you think?
Guest Submission by Michelle Miller
Thank you, Michelle! ~ TSC
The long hair and smoldering dark looks are impossible to resist therefore call me Mrs. Werewolve
I can’t get the little kid image from Shark Boy and Lave Girl out of my mind making me feel like a sicko pedophile so I have to choose the first… wait let me google his age… Yup, the first one. Besides, I would be worried about rabies. I can live with immortality over rabies any day.
Either way there’s a dimpled chin in the deal, but Taylor has nice eyes.
The werewolf is jailbait! The vampire isn’t! I’m with Jennifer–in order to feel less creepy about myself, I would have to pick the vamp! But I would have picked him anyway. The whole immortality thing is kind of alluring!
I just got back from the movie and have a couple things to say:
A) Even though in recent pictures I thought he looked like Quentin Tarantino, Edward is smoking hot and I’m deeply resentful that my husband doesn’t sparkle. Really would it kill him to brood just a bit more?
B) Jacob is only old enough for me to say he looks like a very nice young man, but if he were just a couple years older I could probably come up with a few more descriptors.
C) The dad beats them all. Carlyle is YUMMY!!!
Good movie over all, but my movie mate kinda ruined it by constantly kicking me in the leg and loudly whispering, “That’s not what happened in the book!”
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