Feb 05 2010
A Generation Finds a Hero
So is this:
A) One of Robert Pattinson’s acquaintances, playfully giving him the finger in front of the paparazzi.
B) A random girl boldly standing up to the vampiric idiocy and rabid fandom the man represents.
I choose to believe in Hope, so I’m going with B, and pray that this is the pictorial representation of a new kind of thinking among high school aged females across the country. Maybe this will lead to a decrease of accidental deaths from girls riding off on strangers’ motorcycles or jumping off cliffs in order to get a guy’s attention.
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Hey Paul,
I so hope you’re right with B)
I especially like Robert’s face thinking he’s awesome but isn’t, as the girl proves undoubtedly.
Thx for sharing the pic!
Vega
Nice. Even Pattinson seems to appreciate it.
Guillermo Del Toro should just hack off Stephanie Meyer’s arms while Chuck Hogan documents the experience and puts it in the last “Strain” book.
Seriously, she can’t write, pictured girl’s a heroine.
Grammar fail haha. theres and extra the in there.
But still awesome pic someone needs to stick it to those twilighters.
Except for the the person who made this image.
I actually read somewhere that the girl giving the finger is his sister…I know he has a few sisters…so…I dunno *shrugs*
P.S. Whomever mentioned The Strain…….AWESOME BOOK!!
Try C) It is a scene from a new film he’s doing called Remember Me. Seriously, do you guys even take 3 seconds to google anything before posting?
C) is not nearly as funny though.
Who’s that actress then?
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i don’t know.. looks photoshopped, especially if u look at robert’s head.. but still amusing..
This would almost be worth reposting, except. . . you can’t make fun of someone and have a grammar error. . . this could have been epic, instead, it falls into that other category.
Y’know—if life was a romantic comedy—they would be engaged in two years.
@Ellie – 2 years? If it were a romcom they would be married in 45 minutes.