"What the fuck, it's name is Clefairy" No dick, it's Wigglytuff.

Watched the Watchmen at 3:30 am this morning. I picked up Meat and Oli and headed out to the Spectrum at around 11:30ish. Met up with Mike who there with Vinh since 8. Lyle even stopped by for a visit too. We were almost in front of the line. Maybe like a good 10-15 people in front of us. The people around us were really cool, except for this typical, obnoxious fat super geek. Some gangster dude who stole posters and drank Sparks was fucking funny. God I love nerds. Anyways, we all had something to do to kill time. Mike and Vinh watched the Office on his Macbook, Oli was playing games on his Iphone, and Meat and I were training our Pokemon respectively.

We finally got in the theater around 2ish, and then in the actual IMAX room at around 3. During that time span, Meat and I failed as guardians of the sacred gold water fountain, which was defiled by the geek posted above. As we finally got in, we found seats easily in this behemoth of a theater. Everyone was waiting for the damn music to shut off so the movie would finally start. As when it finally did, we were disappointed that only one trailer was shown, which was for Harry Potter. Fast-forwarding, The movie itself was really good. Loved pretty much most of the characters. Rorschach was a fucking badass as predicted and Ozymandias was so douchey, it made him not douchey. Surprisingly, Ozy was Meat's favorite character, but that did not stop him from criticizing his name. "All of them had fucking cool names, but Ozymandias? What the fuck shit was that". Haha anyways, you gotta love Dr. Manhattan's nuclear blue penis of death and Nite Owl banging the crap outta the Silk Spectre. Also, at first I thought the Comedian was a prick, but as the story went on, he became more badass.

The movie finished at around 6 and when we exited the theatre, it was somewhat sunny. Haha shit, as I dropped off Oli and Meat, we saw kids walking to school. I got home and KTFO, and woke up at 2:30. I'm still dead and probably won't do anything else today.

Edward Blake: God damn I love working on American soil, Dan. Ain't had this much fun since Woodward and Bernstein. Congress is pushing through some new bill that's gonna outlaw masks. Our days are numbered. Till then it's like you always say, we're society's only protection.
Dan Dreiberg: From what?
Edward Blake: You kidding me? From themselves.