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EDWARD CULLEN


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EDWARD CULLEN
doesn’t bite people, he looks like he resides in the woods, and he sparkles. Face it, he’s not a vampire, he’s a fairy.

(Robert Pattinson)

And here he is, in his natural habitat.

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  1. Mary Jane says:

    u know, people keep talkin s**t about the twilight vampires, but out of aaaaaall the vampires, from aaaaaall the vampire stories(and God knows, there r enogh!!), they’re the best!! They don’t have ridiculous fangs, they’re made out of marble, they’re all gorgeous(at least in the books^^) and they’re practicaly indistructible!

    • Edturd Colon says:

      Weeeeeeell… This is an anti-twilight page, and we’re speaking our true opinion, so I don’t see what the problem is. If you choose to be the twitard, do so.
      The only result you’ll get is those hating twilight on this page using your comment as justification of “Why Twitards are a real disgrace as they don’t read other good books”.

      • Edturd Colon says:

        Oh, and on a side note…
        Only psychos think marble statues are lovable.
        Fangless kickass evil vamp? Try Blood Road by Edo Van Belkom.

      • the-pigeon-hunter says:

        this is not an anti-twilight page. there just happen to be a lot of anti-twilight people posting here.

        personally i dont care enough to be anti-twilight.

        • You are hallucinating this post says:

          People who are anti-Twilight are idiots. It’s just a book, either you like it and then you read the series, watch the movies, etc. or you don’t like it and it should be totally irrelevant to you and your life. And it’s the same with people who are anti-some movie, or anti-some music band.

          For example, I don’t like nuts. That’s why I simply don’t eat them, and don’t concern myself with them. I don’t troll the internet saying “OMG NUTS SUCK AND PEOPLE WHO EAT THEM ARE STUPID LOL”, like the retarded anti-fans of some books, music or movies do.

          • john says:

            so you go around talkin bout how people who post hate mail are syupid…hater

          • Samantha says:

            Exactly if you don’t like vampires than why did you watch the movie and read the books. Abviously you are only making fun of yourself if you really think about it. Think about that.

          • Chloe` says:

            we’re just having fun okayy? if you really aren’t bothered about anti-stuff, in future don’t bother posting about how your are anti-anti-whatever it is.

      • Cecona says:

        Not sure if anyone noticed, but the person is just being a troll. The name Mary Jane gives it away.

    • Blarg says:

      Vampire =/= emo high school pansy.

      Vampire = sucks the blood out of your f**king body

      Twilight = emo high school pansies.

      Therefore, Twilight =/= vampires.

      DENY MY LOGIC, I DARE YOU.

      • The Inimitable Enigma Cypher says:

        I agree with this. There’s no denying this logic.

        And if you do, that makes you three times an idiot.

      • koala says:

        thats emo college pansy, thank you very much. :o )

      • Mary Jane says:

        look einstein, just because you say something, doesn’t make it true.
        the a=x, b=x =>a=b only works in math.
        here, i’ll prove it:
        the beatles= mindless screaming teen fan girls
        the jonas brothers= mindless screaming teen fan girls
        according to your logic, this would mean the beatles= the jonas brothers….

        • Isildo says:

          Your logic is flawed. Let me show you:

          “Vampire = sucks the blood out of your f**king body”
          There is no denying this statement. Even in mythologies where vampires try to control their urges, their basic instinct and means o survival is to suck the blood from living or at least still-warm human bodies. The equals sign (=) means that that is something vampires ARE or DO.

          “Vampire =/= emo high school pansy”
          Another statement concerning what vampires ARE. I can’t think of any good vampire stories where the blood-sucking fiends (or demons) are sad little high school students. So it follows that vampires ARE NOT emo high school pansies.

          “the beatles= mindless screaming teen fan girls”
          The Beatles (SHIFT button is your friend) ARE NOT screaming fangirls. They were a very talented, very famous musical group. The Jonas Brothers are a musical group, they ARE NOT their mindless screaming fangirls.

          Logic FAIL.
          Blarg WIN.

      • iluvescookeys says:

        Logic WIN!

      • Bookwormy15 says:

        yup! that’s how i sum it up 2!

    • Candyass says:

      Two points:
      1) Read Bram Stoker’s Dracula, you nut job.
      2) Being the best vampire is like winning the Special Olympics. You won, but you’re still retarded.

      • Mary Jane says:

        the only good thing that came out of Bram Stoker’s Dracula was making vampire stories popular! Have u acctually red this book?!?! It’s crap!!! It tells stories of cowboys living in Transilvania and some pansy ass brit who need to be rescued by a “german” “doctor”, who is acctually dutch! I can belive i’m gonna say this but i’d rather read Hannah Montana’s memoirs then to have to read Bram Stoker again!!!

        • JKatkina says:

          Well, don’t that just tell us all we need to know about you!

        • Olivia says:

          “acctually” is actually spelled with one L.

        • Letr says:

          I’ve “acctually red” both books. One was a brilliant psychosexual thriller. I read it in high school because it was a challenging read, a classic, and I couldn’t put it down. The other was ill-conceived, poorly written and repetitive. I read it to see what all the fuss was about. I was so happy to finish it because it was boring. I kept waiting for something interesting to happen. Did I mention it was repetitive? As in, yes, we get it, he’s good looking. She’s infatuated. No need to repeat it on every frackin’ page.

          Guess which book was which?

        • Candyass says:

          I see the problem here. You tried reading it in English, a language you’re obviously not fluent in.

        • Magpie says:

          Aww. I really like Bram Stoker’s book. It tails off at the end and the pseudo-science seems dated these days, but it has some wonderful scenes that were really shocking at the time it was written.

          Stoker wrote Dracula as a master of nature, tied to the land he came from so strongly that he could only sleep in its earth. A terrifying apparition who wasn’t human and had never been human. We’ve become somewhat tainted by the legacy of Anne Rice (also a brilliant author) and her “nearly human” vampires.

        • Wutever says:

          I have not “acctually red” Dracula. I have, however, actually read Dracula. It’s one of the few vampire novels that is worth more than the paper on which it is printed.

          If Twilight and Bram Stoker’s Dracula were to get into a fight, Dracula could start cooking a 3-minute egg, begin the battle, and still have two minutes and 58 seconds left to relax before his egg was done.

        • seriously says:

          Your an idiot. Bram Stoker’s Dracula hasn’t been out of print since it was published in 1897 and judging by your “synopsis”, I can tell you haven’t read it.

          • Mary Jane says:

            popularity has absolutely nothing to do with quality, twilight proves it. my “synopsis” is what i think of bram stoker’s dracula, which i did read and didn’t enjoy. at all

        • Annie Crimefighter says:

          You’re saying that Dracula is crap, yet you’re a Twilight fan! Lol! You know that Twilight was written, well…horribly, right?

          • Mary Jane says:

            pls read my comments if you’re gonna comment on them. you got it all wrong, i’m not a twilight fan, i’m just objective enough to be able to recognise the superiority of the twilight vampires. i’m not talking about edward here, but in general. SM’s vamps are, per definition, superior to vampires in other stories

        • Shasta says:

          Slow down Van Hesling…

    • Tatooine92 says:

      *giggles hysterically* You’re funny. You’re really funny!

      …oh, wait, you were serious, weren’t you? My bad.

    • Y.Y says:

      You’re a twit or just a stupid 16yo girl who hasn’t got aaaaany clue of what a goooooood vampire -story is like. so like, shut up! They sparkle? i mean WTHF????

      • Moonfrost says:

        hey twilights a good book. im not obsessed or anything, i just like her style of writing. not all people who like twilight are idiots. (even though i do know some)

        • Magpie says:

          Not a fan of teen-gothic myself, so can’t say I’m that fond of the books, but I agree with your comment.

          I have good friends who like Twilight. The people who make me sad are the ones who say they’re the BEST vampire books ever written. I couldn’t pick a best if I tried, but Anne Rice’s “Interview” and Bram Stoker’s original have got to be up there somewhere.

          • Roguefemme says:

            Now that was just an unnecessary insult to teen gothic. I can pretty well guarantee you that no teen Goth would be caught dead reading Twilight.

        • john says:

          its seventh grade material that couldve been written better by a seventh grader

        • Annie Crimefighter says:

          No, it’s not.

    • knight says:

      “made out of marble, they’re all gorgeous” they are the best ,,because they masturbate your wishes??

    • ai says:

      ppl with bad taste should keep it to themselves

    • tarynn18 says:

      hey professor, guess what, this sentence is just a bit mixed up!!!!!
      “nor reading the BACK of the book or panel does not count.”
      was that supposed to say… “nor does reading the back of the book count.”
      i would like to add to that by saying that i quite enjoyed Stephanie Meyers personal opinion on what vampires are and how they live, no matter what you think about the book she still made bank on the series so it seems as though all of you who hate the series and constantly ridicule those who enjoy it, are in the minority, have you seen the sales charts of that series! she has an amazing six-figure book deal with her publishing company, and then there is the movie and all the merch you see these young girls wearing. so as you sit in your cheap apartment typing on your out of date lap- top just remember the woman your ragging on is making six times more than you will in your lifetime. you should be applauding her for coming up with twilight! because i can almost guarantee none of your life achievements will be near as great as hers.

      • Annie Crimefighter says:

        Wrong. Twilight sold 42 million copies (of all four books in the series) worldwide. even if all those books had been sold in America, it would be less than 20% of the entire population. You fans are in the minority, sweetie.

        The bottom line is that the book is horribly written. If it weren’t as popular as it is, I wouldn’t care. But, it’s much too popular. The cash cow is being milked dry and it’s sending very bad messages.

        By the way, don’t try to correct others’ grammar when you used five exclamation points, heaps of run-on sentences, and didn’t even capitalize “Twilight”.

        • Manwhat says:

          Also, popular =/= good.
          I’ve read the Twilight series, and they ARE badly-written. I say this as an editor.

          Her books read exactly like the average submissions of teen girls on popular fanfiction sites.
          And yes, she butchered the idea of vampires.

          First off, fangs are part of the vampire aesthetic. All Western vampires, since the stories were first told in Eastern Europe, have had fangs. They facilitate blood-drinking.

          Secondly, not all vampires have weaknesses to garlic/silver/etc. Blade, for instance (who is far superior to Meyers’ vampires).

          There are already stories about unearthly beautiful creatures who prey on humans and glitter in the sunlight. They’re faeries. No, really.

          Lastly, there’s a few scenes in the books that suggest that Meyers has serious issues about sex and childbirth. That, or she’s a guro fan. Yeesh.

          • Manwhat says:

            Oh, did I mention that Bella’s a Grade-A Mary Sue?

            You wouldn’t believe how many boxes I checked for her in the “Mary Sue Litmus Test” while reading those things.

          • Harry Potter says:

            Oh my god. I love this. It’s the only comment that actually makes sense.

      • Just sayin' says:

        Just sayin’, but Hitler was really popular too
        and have you seen the figures on cigarette sales? holy crap!! Cancer is profitable!
        the point is, people don’t necessarily choose things that are good.
        so the fact that she has a “six-figure” book deal (which honestly isn’t that impressive, I’m hoping you got that wrong or she got screwed) really doesn’t mean anything.

    • not me says:

      You’re not a vampire either. You’re a troll, aren’t you?

    • PedoBearUltra says:

      you are very dumb

      • Mary Jane says:

        wow! why try making a point when you can just say someone’s dumb?! hey, i know! say twilight’s dumb and i’m sure it will go away! i mean, with an argument like that, how can it not? i suggest you hold your breath till it does…

    • john says:

      and they dont hurt anyone the dont instill fear into the hearts of mortals they cook.they fall in love with their prey and theyre creepy lookin…….so…theyre gay gnomes

    • Vinny says:

      you see its the fact that they sparkle who in the right mind thought sparkling vampires were hot they r not hot at all come on in what story do you see sparking vampires!!!!

    • Yuri Nate says:

      Next you’ll be telling us how they can use spell check too…

    • Hatter says:

      Uhm… Ms. Jane? You just pointed out a couple of reasons why Twilight vampires, from a story point of view, are ridiculous.

      1. Ridiculous fangs? Ok, fangs is fangs, but they aren’t the hallmark of a vamp, so I’ll take this one as a neutral point.

      2. Made out of marble? So were Anne Rice’s when they reached a certain age/condition.

      3. All gorgeous? This doesn’t make them better, it makes them stupid.

      Either A: All the vampires are only selecting gorgeous people to make immortal (which considering some of their origin stories, is just plain unlikely, and considering the purely subjective nature of what’s beautiful/gorgeous, and what isn’t, even more unlikely that everyone would agree. I for one think Edwards actor was hit with the ugly stick when he was born, at every birthday to follow, with extra whacks on his barmitzvah.)

      or

      B. (And I don’t think Meyers is intelligent enough to come up with this plot), as part of their change they naturally start producing additional pheromones. This is also unlikely since again, pheromones are target specific (not everyone responds to pheromones from an individual the same way), and the fact that it would make them INCREDIBLY noticeable would put a serious dent in their ability to remain inconspicuous. A particular problem for those who lack the ability to wipe memory.

      Either way, it reduces these creatures to a mere shadow of what other authors (from the ancient writers of myth through Bramstoker, Rice, and Laurell K. Hamilton) have shown them to be. Twilight vampires have a tendency to be 2 dimensional characters with all the depth of a desert mud puddle in high summer.

      Now, onto ‘practically indestructible’. This again makes them utterly ridiculous as characters, with no threat to their existence except each other (and the werewolves, another trope that’s been handled better by lesser authors, let alone her betters). With this one thing, it feels like there is no threat, and thus no motivation to their angsty existance. To be fair, Edward is by far the ‘angst king’, but really.

      Twilight is not without it’s merits, but those merits are mostly accidental from what I can tell.

      And above all, one thing stands out above all else in these books. She is glorifying an abusive relationship, and Edward is nothing but abusive in all the classic signs of ‘domestic violence’.

      http://vampirely.wordpress.com/2009/05/10/extra-credit-the-twilight-saga-and-domestic-abuse/

      This is the best dissertation on the subject around, IMO.

      • Manwhat says:

        I’d forgotten the abusive-stalker-boyfriend thing. Must have blocked it out, since the books themselves caused my ‘triggers’ to fire. Not recommended reading for victims of certain crimes.

    • Emily says:

      I have got to say…you just nearly made me vomit.
      Look at this analogy;
      Twilight is to vampire as Barney is to dinosaur.
      It is very true.
      Vampires are not SUPPOSED to be sparkly and marble and indestructable. If they were indestructable then we’d all be dead. They are supposed to have ”ridiculous” fangs.
      And since you’re talking like thhhhhhis I’m guessing you’re a teen girl or a Twimom.
      Let me tell you something…. I AM A TEEN GIRL. I HAVE NOT BEEN BRAINWASHED WITH SPARKLING HOMO VAMPIRES WHO DON’T EVEN DRINK HUMAN BLOOD. And no offense is meant to any homosexual humans. Just fake vampires.

    • heather says:

      When you compare the descriptions of these ‘vampires’ with other mythical beings, you get
      1. Otherwordly beauty
      2. Inhumanly pale
      3. Super-special powers
      4. Immortal
      5. Secretive- you only find them when they want you to
      6. FRICKING SPARKLE
      7. Little to no weaknesses
      That right there describes the Fae people. You avoid them like the plague because they fuck up your life but they’re not even close to intimidating.
      Read Bram Stoker will ya?

    • Lolopotamus says:

      U r soo right did u know i am twilights NUMBER 1 FAN!

  2. DaffySaffy says:

    Apparently Lauren Bacall is on Twitter. Here’s what she had to say about the Twilight film:

    “Yes I saw Twilight my granddaughter made me watch it, she said it was the greatest vampire film ever. After the ‘film’ was over I wanted to . . . smack her across her head with my shoe, but I do not want a book called Grannie Dearest written on me when I die, so instead I gave her a . . . DVD of Murnau’s 1922 masterpiece Nosferatu and told her, now thats a vampire film!”

    And that’s why I love Lauren Bacall!

  3. Nota says:

    Hey Mary Jane, make me laugh, did you actually read more than 2 or 3 other vampire story? I dare ask because I had to read and watch vampire stories as much as possible last year because of my work, and honnestly, it takes only two neurones to understand how poorly written is the book and s***y adaptated the movie is. Well, not even speaking of vampires. Read the sookie stackhouse series if you wanna get good vamp characters with actual interest.
    Whenever I see a twilight vamp I can’t help but take golum’s voice and croack “oooh Shinyyy”

    • Mary Jane says:

      “Eric’s hands were busy again. He latched onto one breast with his fangs extended, drawing a little blood and a sharp gasp from me, and he sucked powerfully. It was a strange sensation, because he was getting the blood and my nipple. Painful and very exciting—I felt like he was drawing the fluid from much lower. I gasped and jerked in arousal, and suddenly he raised my leg so he could enter me.”
      this is what u call literature?!?! if so, i pitty u….

      • Nota says:

        Did you actually read me? Did I say litterature in the same sentence as sookie stackhouse? I said good charactere developpement. Nuance.
        Well, you call twilight litterature?
        Have you ever read Anne Rice? If vampire stories are a genre, Rice made what you may call literature. Stocker is amazing too, you have to watch the Nosferatu movies along, it’s thrilling. You may not like the idea, but honestly, Edward, a vampire?
        Shiny 80 y-o virgin taking sophomore classes forever and hunting bears in the forest whennot hiting on poor shallow Bella “who’s so common”?
        COME ON!
        Vampires have a sexy edge, but it’s supposed to be an edge, not to make them teddy bears without even fangs! God damn it!

        • the-pigeon-hunter says:

          the only problem i have with anne rice is when she goes into homo-erotic love scenes.

          since i am hetero, they really dont do it for me and it tends to put me off. it would be okay if she had hetero scenes as well as homo scenes but in her books it s just guys-on-guys. which disenchants the whole story for me.

      • Annie Crimefighter says:

        LOL! You’re honestly insulting the writing of other vampire stories? TWILIGHT IS HORRIBLY WRITTEN!

    • FadedLY says:

      Just by reading Mary Jane’s handful of posts (shortening words with single letters, using extra “!” to emphasize something) you can tell that she’s very young.

      She’s just a kid. Leave her alone. She’s not going to understand something above Twilight. Just be glad she’s reading something that isn’t solely magazines, which is more than can be said about 95% of today’s youth.

      • Professor says:

        Either that or someone not sober. Criticism should be taken early anyway, it’s not like developing a thick skin while young is a bad thing.

      • Candyass says:

        I would never let my kid read the Twilight books. Are you aware that, when Bella is in labor, Edward tears into her belly with his teeth to get the baby out. Oh, apparently there’s something about a fountain of blood and her spine breaking too. Yeah, real appropriate for the tween set it was supposedly written for.

        • ay dios mio says:

          The sad part is that grown women defend this to me. I’ve had a conversation with a woman who when I brought up sneaking into her room to watch her sleep her reaction was
          “I wish somebody would do this to me. I’d get ready and look good for them. You just take it too seriously.”

          All I could think about was how slutty her daughters turned out to be.

        • Magpie says:

          Hmm. I thought they were strongly for the teen/late-teen market. A sort of vampire equivalent to Kelly Armstrong’s “Bitten” (which, by the way, has a little too much werewolf-sex in it to make it “tween” friendly!).

          • Candyass says:

            I worked in retail when Twilight came out on DVD. Everyone waiting for it were moms and their 10-13 year old daughters. Which also proves that most parents don’t pay attention to what their kids read/watch.

        • the-pigeon-hunter says:

          ouch, that sounds painful

        • FadedLY says:

          WOW, that’s disgusting.

          How can that be popular amongst teenage girls? That is sick.

          • Bored says:

            In my opinion, that was one of the best scenes in the entire series. It was one of the very few with any kind of action, and some sort of breaking away from it all being “OMG Edward, you’re the hottest guy on the planet! You’re a god!”

      • john says:

        tone of the books i hear has a fairly graphic sex scene…is that what you want todays youth reading

  4. Blarg says:

    You say fairy, I say flaming emo pansy who can’t act to save his life, who’s entire mannerisms are meant to appeal to 12 year old girls, and who disgraces all that is Vampire (however, please see my above post for why that last point is only a loose one).

    Semantics, I guess. :D

    • Tatooine92 says:

      Ooh, ooh, you forget his stalking of a minor! Remember that part?

      But wait! That *must* be okay, because he *loves* her and it’s so *romantic* — never mind the fact that he’s *staring at her while she freaking sleeps*.

  5. Turd Fergusson says:

    This may have nothing to with this particular picture, but why does this guy always look like he’s in desperate need of a shower?

    • RonnieMercury says:

      Good question! He either looks like he needs a shower or a comb or a shave or all of the above!

      I suppose I should be thankful that my 15-year-old moons over the fellow that plays Jacob. At least he doesn’t look or act like said pansy!

    • ♀nΣ šWε└∟ ♥ ƒ∞þ says:

      Yup, that was my question as well. Except, I thought simply …
      WHAT the F*cK is up with that hair??!!

    • dolt says:

      isn’t it obvious?

      it’s because he’s paranoid that a preist has blessed the water so he would burn up from taking a shower

    • Dave says:

      Because he is alwasy in desperate need of a shower.

  6. Mary Jane says:

    don’t get me wrong, I never said the books were good!! Stephanie Meyer writes at 2nd grade level and the only thing on this planet worse than the twilight movie was rhianna’s umbrella!!! The thing is, i have read A LOT of vampire books and seen a lot of vampire movies and the twilight vampires(book, not movie!) would kick any other vamire’s ass, and there’s no argueing about that! Nosferatu is a bloody brilliant movie but Edward Cullen, who is by far the worst of the whole bunch, would win in a hand to hand combat with Count Orlok!
    I am not deffending twilight, I’m just saying the Twilight vamps have awesome powers!
    And FYI Nota, i have read the Southern vampire mysteries(they’re not called the sookie stackhouse mysteries) and I thought they were crappier and cheaper, due to the cheesy sex scenes, than a Sandra Brown book!

    • dolt says:

      what about blade, he has none of their weaknesses but all of their strengths

      • Mary Jane says:

        weellll…. edward would deffinitly get kick his ass kicked ^^

        • Nota says:

          Very objectif isn’it ?
          Hey, tell me about Twilight Super Vampire being a cheesy virgin and raping his beloved Girlfriend who ends up addicted to sex!? Think about the image, for nowaday teenagers. Meyers writes crap. It’s a good summer book to read at the beach. Period.
          There’s no winning against you since it’s all about taste and “point of view” anyway

    • the-pigeon-hunter says:

      i think lestat would win the world cup tho.

      • Mary Jane says:

        Popularity contest? Deffinitly!
        Strenght? No

        • the-pigeon-hunter says:

          na, really? lestat can fly over continents and stuff. burn other vampires by just thinking it.

          i guess that kinda tops everything else.

        • Melissa says:

          Heh… yeah you never read any Anne Rice. This comment proves it right there. You don’t need to lie about “all” the vampire novels you have read. Because if you have (vamp novels are pretty much the only genre I read.. and no I’m not some silly gothy tween, I just really like vampires and reading about them.) your comments would be completely different.

    • BAW says:

      Forever Knight.

      Barnabas Collins from “Dark Shadows.”

    • Annie Crimefighter says:

      The vampires have no weaknesses whatsoever. That’s not “bad-ass”, it’s bad writing.

      • Mary Jane says:

        no, that’ an opinion! people are entitled to one. she’s a writer, it’s her book, she can make her characters however she likes. and mostly, beeing indistructible, kinda makes you bad-ass, yeah

        • Isildo says:

          Good characters have flaws. Good vampires have weaknesses. Deal with it. Having not read the books, I ask you honestly: what character flaws do Edward and Bella have? What are their respective strengths and weaknesses?

  7. JustBoughtItOffBillyHere says:

    Twilight is a love story, not a vampire story. You young punk asses could learn a thing or two from Edward Cullen about how to treat a girl and make sacrifices for the one you love. You’re just jealous because your girlfriends are hot for someone you’ll never be.

    • JKatkina says:

      I… I really hope you’re being ironic, but there are enough people in the world who actually think that the behavior in that book is romantic that I’m not sure you are.

      Just to bring you up to speed: Edward Cullen’s behavior is not loving, caring, or sane. It is, in fact, STALKING, and no woman without serious issues or the emotional maturity of a fifteen year old would find his obsessive, controlling behavior anything but deeply scary.

    • ewwee says:

      No one else will be either, that includes you. Because lest we forget, these are made-believe people/characters. Only those girls with a teenaged mentality are actually hot for fake men. Real grown up women are hot for real grown up men, apparently someone you’ll never be.

    • FadedLY says:

      You fail to realize Edward Cullen was a complete, creepy, disgusting a-hole to Bella.

      Stalking a girl and trying to brainwash her into believing she’s pathetic and needs him should land a guy in PRISON, not a relationship.

    • Annie Crimefighter says:

      Hmm. Yeah. First off, I’m a girl. I’m not jealous of Twilight. It sucks and I know it. Secondly, I would never ever ever want a boyfriend like Edward Cullen who stalks me, breaks into my house, emotionally abuses me, and batters me during sex. I hope you’re not a girl. If you are, not only are you bringing utter shame to my gender, you’re also a perfect target for rapists. Good luck with that.

    • Annie Crimefighter says:

      Also, it’s not a love story. It was supposed to be, but it failed at that. There is no love in Twilight. What Edward and Bella have is lust.

  8. the-pigeon-hunter says:

    i don t get it.

  9. Stella says:

    Rape statistics are down? And you think that is a bad thing?

  10. transcendentalhippie says:

    WTF? “The rape statistics are way down all across Europe compared to what’s natural.” What is natural or right about rape? I’ve not read Twilight and I only watched the first movie til the first time Cullen’s character sparkled… but what does rape have to do with a teenage romance vamp book? I prefer emo anything to a misogynist rapist pig – you deserve a can of mace in the face and another one for your crotch if you think high rape statistics are natural.

    • FadedLY says:

      I guess it was someone who doesn’t realize rape has nothing to do with sex or sexuality.

    • Kai says:

      Couldn’t have said it better myself :D

    • Roxie says:

      ???
      Edward does not rape Bella.

      • Nota says:

        Haha!
        OK : So when you wake up, and find yourself covered from top to toes with bruises, and you don’t have a single clear memory of your night of sex, you call this making love? Sorry, I call this rape. Because even if I like some playfulness in my bedroom sport, I never end up with bruises. And foggy memories.

        • Roxie says:

          Some people like rough sex that ends with bruises.
          Some people have sex when drunk that cause foggy memories.

          Rape is sexual activity that occurs without consent.

          Bella consented and was not disturbed by the bruises

          • ay dios mio says:

            Okay even if you just assume your point is valid (and it could EASILY) be argued) then we still have to ask ourselves if as a society we’re okay with waking up with bruises and no memory and thinking “wow that must have been great.”

            • Roxie says:

              Uh, no we as a society do not need to ask ourselves that…how you like your sex is between you & your partner-NOT between your & society’s approval

              • ay dios mio says:

                /facepalm

                If you like being tied up and slapped around a little that’s your business.
                If you like sweet, slow, innocent love making, that’s your business.
                If you like something in between that’s your business.
                Even people who enjoy choking don’t actually knock each other out.

                If you honestly believe that waking up beaten up with no memory is okay within a loving relationship then I suggest (honestly with no hate intended) you need to seek professional help.

            • Isildo says:

              If I have bruises, I want to remember EXACTLY how they got there. I don’t mind having them, but anything that ends in bruising should really be done sober.

          • Reality Cheque says:

            You do realize that she doesn’t “remember”, because the author is Mormon, and they aren’t allowed to have pre-marital ANYTHING.

            This entire series is really just one long sexual fantasy of someone who’s been frustrated far longer than any mortal girl of the modern era.

            Whatever your opinions are on premarital sex, that’s not what I’m assaulting here. What I am commenting on, is why she chooses to let such material flow into her writing. It shows a weak idea for plot. Furthermore, it’s insulting to think that someone who hasn’t had sex themselves would write about it. Hell, the marriage at age barely-20-something and lack of a will to go to college (which stupidly make this sex scene ‘moral’ to the author) are great messages to give to young tweens.
            Get over it, Bella is a shallow girl who thinks with her libido and is caught in an abusive relationship. But every girl wants a guy just like Edward. I stand beside any true feminist (I’m male by the way) and say that this book flies in the face of every step of progress we’ve made towards a fair treatment of women. But then again, look at the author’s social background and you may understand why.

            I’ll end this by saying that I don’t even particularly approve of Anne Rice’s novels. She is our generation’s “Bram Stoker”, but even she takes a heavy handed approach to the strong sexual undercurrent of vampirism. Indeed, in Stoker’s ‘Dracula’, the mortal men share several traits of homosexuality. In the period in which the original novels were written, homosexuality was considered taboo. As was felatio, which is also alluded to in Dracula. If you want lesbianism in your vampire novels, and still want a great classic read, find the poem Christabel, or the novel Carmilla. Here is some basic, classic vampire literature (in order of publication):

            Treatise on Vampires and Revenants- Augustine Calmet
            Christobel- Coleridge
            Carmilla- Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
            Dracula- Bram Stoker
            The Vampyre- John William Polidori

            [all of this is less for the fangirl, and more for the actual vampire fans who might stumble across this thread]

            • Roxie says:

              You do realize that she doesn’t “remember”, because the author is Mormon, and they aren’t allowed to have pre-marital ANYTHING.
              What?

              Ok. Look. I actually READ the books. I remember what actually happened and that’s all I’m really talking about. People don’t like the books & hate the books & think they’re worst thing that’s ever happened to the written word. That’s all fine by me. My whole point really has been about what was written in the books and what isn’t.

              Edward doesn’t rape her. They only had sex after they were married. She *does* wake up with bruises, but he did -not- beat her.

              It really doesn’t have to do with my opinion as much as what was actually written inside the books. THAT is what bugs me. When people come up with such glaring errors.

              • Isildo says:

                Marital sex does not necessarily translate to consensual sex. If one partner just isn’t in the mood and the other one is and forces the issue, that can easily turn into a rape situation. Given that Bella doesn’t remember what happened AND that Edward clearly used some amount of force, giving her bruises, it’s only natural for some eyebrows to rise.

                SM could have just as easily allowed Bella to remember what happened without telling her readers explicitly. Why would she choose to erase it from her character’s memory? Either something very suspicious happened, or she’s just a bad writer. Or both.

            • the-pigeon-hunter says:

              so a sexual undercurrent in vampire books is okay as long as it s girl-on-girl action?

              why cant it just be good old girl-and-guy?

            • Annie Crimefighter says:

              Right. She skips over the sex scene, yet we get a graphic play-by-play of Edward munching away at her uterus. Something seems off, there…

              • Ignatz says:

                Because killing people is much more socially acceptable than having sex with them.

              • Mary Jane says:

                have to agree with mPOD on this on! Twilight is seen as a book fr teenagers. any parent would take killing over sex! it’s a twiwsed world out there, that’s the way it is!(it doesn’t mean it’s right tho) killing is not “socially acceptable” but tv made it ok in fictional life. sex however, in a teen book, is not

            • Miss A says:

              Erm, actually, Stephenie Meyer is married and has three kids. So I would say she has had sex, she’s just too conservative about it (Which is weird because she seems to like gore as well.).

              However, I’m also an Anti, and would not like a pale hard cold sparkly boyfriend that insists he has “The skin of a killer!”.

  11. the-pigeon-hunter says:

    first of all, when you are freshly in love the only desire you pretty much have is to be with the other person. and you lust over their bodies. that s natural. cant see anything screwed up with that.

    secondly, if there are a million obstacles that keep you from being with the person you are madly in love with it is easy to drop all other interests because focusing on getting to spend time with your loved one already consumes all your energy. kinda normal, also.

    thirdly, when you are madly in love with someone, you really do ignore all other members of the opposite gender. it would actually be screwed up if she was getting interested in others while also being madly in love with whats-his-face.

    the only point that i can accept you are having is that her family probably wouldnt just “stand by” like they are. that bit is pretty unrealistic.

    i am not defending twilight but you haven t really made any valid points here.

    • ay dios mio says:

      He may not have mad perfect points but he does sound like someone who knows what they are talking about.
      You however sound like a 14 year old girl.
      The rest of us are just trying to make you understand. I guess all we can do (and I suspect all parents learn this at some point) is let you mature on your own until you realize how silly you sound.

      • the-pigeon-hunter says:

        clearly, you have never been in love. i was a 14 year old girl a long time ago but falling head-over-feet for someone can occur in older specimen, too.

        if having a crush and being in love with someone is “silly” to you, well i must say, i pity you.

        • Midge says:

          I should have closed with the point that the problem with the story is that Meyer says it is romance when it is clearly not. THAT is the god damn point. It is a lie. A farce. She pulls the wool over peoples eyes.

    • Annie Crimefighter says:

      Haha. Haha. Ahaha. No.

      Yes. They’re freshly in love. That means they should not have commited the way they did. They (and the author) insist that they’re in love with each other and that it’s so romantic and true. It’s not.

      Uh, but there weren’t. Their love wasn’t “forbidden”. There were no obstacles keeping them from each other.

      This was all before she med Edward. Also, she decided she wa in love after, what, a week of knowing him? Unrealistic.

      Midge has very valid points.

  12. Phoenix says:

    why is it that people have to complain about so many things. So what if you hate Twilight. Some people hate Star Wars or the 007 movies. Oh well such is life everyone has an opinion. You dont have to make fun of someone for watching and liking a certain movie. How would any of you like it if someone called you a retard for liking you favorite band or movie or sports team even. You would think they are stupid and you would defend your opinions. So why don;t all of you just keep your nasty thoughts to your self. Also, maybe people should find better things to take a stand about, like the war, health care plans, the economy, world peace, world hunger, global warming. Instead of arguing about which movie is better and how “retarded” people are for watching certain movies. Also the Speacial Olympics comment was very wrong…Obviously that person has never met someone with a disability, you probably think that they have no idea that people talk badly about them but thats not true. In my opinion I have met disabled people that have more regard, and are nicer to people and know more right from wrong than most of the people in this world today.

    • FadedLY says:

      You should probably start getting used to hearing “retarded” used the way it is. You can’t change anything. Yeah, it’s wrong, but that doesn’t stop its usage.

      Sure it’s wrong. What about all the people that keep using “that’s so gay”? *I’M* gay, and it doesn’t offend me. Hell, I’ve USED IT MYSELF. You just have to have a thick skin in this world. You can’t let words rile you up. Save your emotion for stuff that actually matters.

      • Phoenix says:

        actually i hear things like that all of the time…and i think that the “thats so gay” or “you’re gay” comments are stupid too….i do have thick skin but i dont see why people waste their time on these things every single day…like yesterday i was reading the news articles on AOL and people were debating over the Smart case…its done, its there, get over it

    • Midge says:

      Whether you are aware of it or not the opinions which shape our society are fed to us by literature and the various other arts. The have an extremely huge impact on how we perceive the world and will lead us to being misguided less we are educated. Unfortunately most people are not educated enough to know the difference between fantasy, fiction, and real life. Unless it is obvious people will assume that whoever is spouting the nonsense has done their home work. This is not merely opinion. It is the entire state of knowledge. It is ‘fine’ for people to like twilight and to get something about it, even if it’s wasting a few days of your life just to get by. That is the nature of subjectivity. Everything is likable by everybody but attached to that are ideas of delusion. The one thing I have learned in my studies of the arts and indeed of history is that ‘most’ if not all human beings expect a certain level of character complexity, plot driven story, and some kind of morality therein. How do I know this? Take a look some time. It has persisted in story telling for THOUSANDS of years. Sure you can like twilight, but the best story ever? No only a simpleton with absolutely no other interests could possible say that this book is in any way shape or form great.

    • Annie Crimefighter says:

      The constitution. Amendment one. Read it, please.

      Negative emotions are part of the human spectrum as well as positive ones. Denying either side of the spectrum is mentally unhealthy.

  13. Bimmy says:

    Pundit Kitchen’s that a-way, bud.

  14. Roxie says:

    All the twilight hate really makes me laugh.
    Cause as much as you hate it, you’re still talking about it.

    • the-pigeon-hunter says:

      well yeah. i never knew about twilight before i saw the negative propaganda against it on this site.

      it actually prompted me to watch the movie. it was a waste of time but whatever. now at least i can relate to the comments :)

    • Annie Crimefighter says:

      Lalala. Copy/paste is so much fun.

      Negative emotions are part of the human spectrum as well as positive ones. Denying either side of the spectrum is mentally unhealthy.

  15. Allix says:

    LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!! So fricken true.

  16. Serilin says:

    Lisa Frank Vampires are lame…
    I’m going to write a vampire book… I’m gonna hop right on that bandwagon and make millions off these girls…

    I’ll admit this much:

    I’d definitely stick it to that Jackson Rathbone kid… (or, I’d let him stick it to me?)

    mmmmmmmmmm…..

    wait, he’s 18 right?

  17. Name Required says:

    He’s one ugly fairy.

  18. dancewaterdance723 says:

    hmmmm…. i am not a huge fan of twilight, and a lot of my friends didn’t like me for a while. i guess i just don’t like this kind of story but it was pretty good im just not obsessed like some people in my school STILL are

    • the-pigeon-hunter says:

      pretty sad that they stopped liking you because you didnt join the craze. as if your likes and dislikes would actually be a factor of how likable you are.

  19. Amber says:

    Like I told my friend a few weeks ago. He’s a fairy with a blood fetish.

  20. Tatooine92 says:

    Look. Vampires are supposed to be scary. They’re not supposed to flit around sparkling and attending high school fifty million times just so they can meet their twoo wuv (a.k.a. the one girl in the entire school with ZERO personality).

    And any Twitard that spots this loser (complete with bad hair and hygiene–ugh) and purrs “My prrrreciousssss” in a Gollum-voice will be accused of insulting Gollum, and then will be fed to a real vampire. (I’m thinkin’ The Count from Sesame Street. Compared to Sparklebutt, he’s as vampire-y as you can get!)

    Don’t mind me. I just lost four friends, all at once, to this travesty of literature. And I’ll never get them back because their brains are so corrupted now. Thanks, Smeyer, for destroying a perfectly decent friendship. NOT.

    • Nota says:

      Haha! Just feeling like we share a gollum thing! ^^
      You got about everything right.
      But lets hope all the corrupted girls will do like Bella and jump from cliffs when their “first and last” twu wuv will leave them for some other girls with working brains.
      Natural selection on the move.

      • Moonfrost says:

        TWILIGHT IS TOTALLY COOL AND THERES NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT. HE IS REALLY UGLY THOUGH, I HAVE TO ADMIT.

        • Nota says:

          I TOO CAN WRITE IN BIG LETTERS POWOWW!
          WHAT IF I SAY TWILIGHT SUCKS IN EVEN BIGGER LETTERS THAN YOU, DOES IT MEAN I’M THE ONE SAYING THE TRUTH?

          Moonfrost, take some time to read midgnight sun’s partial draft at the same time as you read twilight. You’ll be shocked to see how lame it is.
          So f*****g lame I can’t help but giggle. But yes! You can find this is an awesome book! We just won’t speek literature together, and thats really no big deal.

        • Annie Crimefighter says:

          YOUR CAPS LOCK KEY IS LOUD. MY BOLD FONT IS EVEN LOUDER. THEREFORE, MY OPINION IS SUPERIOR.

          IT SUCKS. LOL.

        • Tahlia says:

          No Edwards not Uglee :( He’s Cuteee!!!!

  21. TL10 says:

    Face it, he’s not a fairy, he’s gay.

    • Starlinguk says:

      Fairies are gay, but gays are not necessarily fairies.

      I remember a convo between two of my gay colleagues where one rummaged around in a cupboard and finally found what he was looking for right under his nose. His colleague laughed very hard at him and the retort was “HAH, at least I’M not a fairy!”

      That’ll learn him …

  22. Starlinguk says:

    I’m not bothered about sparkly vampires, but I wish the guy would realise that his “hair-dos” are teh stoopy.

  23. Olivia says:

    This is really insulting to fairies everywhere.

  24. Tina says:

    He’s not a fairy. Fairies have some concept of hygiene, unlike this douche who looks like he hasn’t seen the inside of a shower in years!

  25. Ignatz says:

    Hey now, don’t dis fairies. Nobody messes with the Nac Mac Feegle!

  26. Jadeder says:

    that guy is ugly looking. ugliest looking vampire ever.

  27. penguin_man says:

    If you stop talking about it, it will go away a lot faster.

  28. Margaret says:

    PURE WIN!!!
    Im totally going to remember this XD

  29. walking chrome toaster says:

    how twilight should have ended: alucard and blade team up to kick some sense into edward and share some glasses of bella. the end

  30. The Eric says:

    They burn in sunlight?! God! Read Dracula or something!

  31. DT0913 says:

    WIN!!!!

  32. Sarah says:

    If you can’t stand Twilight so much, why did you read them? Why did certain people go searching for the 5th book excerpt to read online?? Now THAT’S retarded.
    I LOVE the Twilight series. I think SM’s writing is amazing and fun to read, she keeps your attention and makes it hard to put down…at least for me. Either you love it or you don’t. I won’t stop recommending them to people, because I think for the most part, people will enjoy them for what they are. Not comparing them to other vamp stories, or other romance novels, just to enjoy them for what they are! Now the movie sucked. It was fun to see the characters come to life, even though it wasn’t how I pictured them to be, but yeah, the movie was a disappointment. The books are better.

    • Midge says:

      You sound like someone who has never read another book. Try reading some other novels and get back to us. Some good ones with actual characters to be interested in for instance.

      • paws4thot says:

        I’d agree. I hate the Twilight series for being 4th rate Mary Sue fan-fic, when several of my friends who can actually write struggle to get anything published.

        • the-pigeon-hunter says:

          aaah you are an unsuccessful writer! now that explains a lot!

          you see the problem is that you are so damn proud of your quality writing that you forget what it takes to get published. maybe your writing is pretty decent and you are making a lot of well-educated points (which i doubt as you cant even make good points on here) but what will get you published is targeting the right market and doing it the right way.

          as you can see, quality does not necessarily mean that you will be a successful writer.

          maybe you could come down from your high horse and examine WHY meyer got published but you didnt. maybe she can teach you a thing or two about popular culture?

          clearly you rather bury yourself in dusty classics. they are called classics because they are not modern writing anymore. modern people will want to read modern books. it may be unfair and it may be not right but it’s just the way it is.

          • Annie Crimefighter says:

            …are…you…serious? They’re classics not because they’re old, because they’re CLASSIC. The fact that they’re classic means they’re old, but people today still read and love them.

            I don’t care whether she got published or not. Her writing sucks. Publishers SHOULD look for quality writing instead of what they think people will buy. I don’t care if “that’s just the way it is”.

            If I ever became a writer, I’d sooner kill myself than sink to Meyer’s level; simply getting published because young girls will fantasize about it. I couldn’t care less about pop culture.

    • Annie Crimefighter says:

      “If you can’t stand Twilight so much, why did you read them? Why did certain people go searching for the 5th book excerpt to read online?? Now THAT’S retarded.”

      God, how stupid are you? How are we supposed to know if we like them or not UNTIL we read them?!

      “See them for what they are”? What they are are crappy books with very bad writing and shallow concepts that read like Cosmo-Girl articles on shoes.

  33. Victor says:

    CONCLUSION :
    THE FILMS AND THE BOOKS ARE SHIIIIIIIIIT!!!!!!!!

  34. jl5691426 says:

    I get it now – my lame-assed lols haven’t made the front page because I haven’t managed to work in any homophobia!

  35. S@R@H says:

    BAHA! Awesome. :)

  36. LeeroyJenkins says:

    I’ll just leave this http://twilightsucks.com/

    Have fun ^^

  37. Ashley Taylor says:

    even if jacob jizzed on tinkerbell this would not be a suitable result for a fairy, calling that a fairy would be insulting fairies and gay men everywhere.

  38. Kelly says:

    right… because all vampires are the same, all just like dracula, and if they are not villians or ugly they can´t be vampires… btw, if he can´t be a vampire because of all that, why would he be a fairy if he doesn´t have wings?

  39. FadedLY says:

    ^ This is Win.

  40. Alisa says:

    ok, i may love twilight and everything, but this is fricken hilarious. A+

  41. skystrider says:

    a STALKER fairy. XD

  42. supercookie says:

    wtf is the big deal!? IT’S JUST A PICTURE. and edward may be a fairy, but the real problem here is jacob :D

  43. XThatoneBunnehX says:

    That was EPIC!

  44. Leah L M says:

    It’s painful to see your Robert Pattinson-obsessed friend look at you with disgust as they find out you love Peter Tork from the Monkees. Why? Because they are oblivious to the fact that a certain Mr. Pattinson looks like he has not washed for centuries. Entering her room is scary enough; sleazy smiles, greasy hair, open shirts, all around me.
    I wonder what Robert Pattinson looks like in a fan’s eyes.
    (This is more about the actor than the books, sorry for the slight irrelevance)

  45. JB says:

    if you read most of the posts, you realise that the anti-twilight group hasn’t really got much to say except you suck or you’re gay/stupid/retarded etc etc. Try making some valid points

    • Moonfrost says:

      yeah seriously

    • EB says:

      YES! Finally. Someone get’s it.

    • Annie Crimefighter says:

      You must not get out much. Or read much. Because, really, what reflects a certain group of people who share the same opinion better than a select few individuals on RoflRazzi.com?!

      Look! Valid points!

      Twilight is badly written. Its characters are flat and void of personality, its plot is nearly nonexistent. Its (nearly nonexistent) plot is full of holes. Its got a mindless fanbase, a bunch of failed attempts at symbolism, a bunch of failed attempts at logic, and, last but not least, a ton of bad messages.

      But I can trust you to ignore this post because it’s more intelligent than anything youv’e posted.

      • JB says:

        yep, i was right, no valid points! just insults!
        you’re not one of those “select few” i’m affraid…

        • Redblufire says:

          Actually, they have a really good point.
          It goes against ALL good vampire stories.
          I bet Dracula is spazming in his grave.
          I dont think HE sparkled.
          Actually, Dracula was a real person, bet none of you even looked it up.

          She just took some ideas out of thin air and applied it to a story.
          It has the EXACT SAME plot (although worse) as most vampire stories: A vampire falls in love with a human.
          As simple as that.

          As mentioned above, the story really is sending out bad messages.
          She basically says that a woman cannot last without a man.

          I will give her one prop though: She does not visually detail the sex involved.

          Anyhow, people need to just keep their opions to themselves, haters: Twilight Fans arent going to give up
          Twilight Fans: haters arent going to give up either

          SO GET OVER IT

  46. Alice_Whitlock says:

    haha-hey thats an insult to faeries!!! Im sorry edward fans but he’s freakin ugly. Funny though. I LOVE TWILIGHT and ♥Jasper Whitlock♥

    • JB says:

      Jasper rules! Too bad he didn’ kill bella tho

    • Pixie says:

      You are so right. Edward is quite ugly. And Jasper is quite not. Seriously, I think Jasper and Alice need their own book/movie. They’re way more interesting.

      • Redblufire says:

        Oh yeah. If they were like REAL vampires, they would so sell better as a story than Edward and Bella.
        Reality Check: Edward is ugly, Bella is a bad actress, and they both look like they are smoking something.

  47. Becky says:

    If you read all of those posts-well, a few of them-it’s quite funny. There were loads of anti-twilight posts and then in the middle there was this American guy accusing everyone in England of being homosexual and implying rape was natural and then it got all the way back to anti-twilight.
    Whoa, I am never going to America.

  48. Becky says:

    You have serious problems. That is all I will say.
    I would see a doctor if I were you.

  49. Ignatz says:

    Stephanie Meyer is writing from a conservative Mormon viewpoint, and her writing is selling well among teens who have been raised with abstinence-only sex ed. That’s why there’s no actual sex until the fourth book, AFTER they get married. There’s lots of sexual tension, which is entirely permissible, but no actual bumping of uglies. (BTW: her vampires have more to do with Mormon theology than actual vampire lore. Check out the Mormon doctrine of Exaltation sometime. Bella’s eventual conversion to a vampire is also rooted in Mormon theology: a woman cannot enter Paradise without a man’s intercession.)

  50. Sidahan says:

    Hell, some people have too much time… this thread alone could be a vampire story considered the frequency of the word “vampire” showing up.
    First, i have to admit that i only saw the movie (my gf made me watch it :/) and although i didn’t expect much, it still managed to score high amongst the most boring movies i’ve ever seen. I’m not even talkign about how realistiv the vampires ore other characters are, there’s just nothing really happening. And why seems this film to consist only of blueish colors, spiced up with some red “points-of-interests” like lips and stuff? Its a pity that the only things i really remember is her red truck (maybe because it stood out so well from the all-blue background) and the baseball match: the music in the background ist from Muse, a band that i like very much, so thats probably the cause.

    Now that i have made the expected rant about Twilight i guess i can troll around and heat up that “who’s the best vampire”-discussion again!
    So i’m going to pit Alucard against your (ill-)chosen vampires :)

  51. xtsblog says:

    yes! XD he is tinkerbell!!! he sparkles, and even makes a chiming noise when he sparkles. just ruffle his hair and you can fly fly fly away.

  52. pheonixfight says:

    my advice for people:

    Twilight fans: GET AN ACTUAL BOOK AND READ IT!!! maybe then you’ll stop saying stuff like “OMG TWILIGHT IS THE BEST BOOK EVER WRITTEN!!

    Twilight haters: Start dissing twilight on a complete anti-twilight site, that way fangirls/boys won’t argue with you

  53. HeroOfFate says:

    Come on. Get a life and get over Twilight. Real vampires drink HUMAN blood and dont sparkle. Blade and Underworld are perfect examples. All these little pansy twilight fans are all teenage girls who are too dumb to realize how gay this stuff is and cant get a date in the first place.

    • Redblufire says:

      Thank you. I dont know what she was on when she wrote Twilight. Sparkling Vamps? I dont think so. I can understand the drinking animal blood, but it never lasts. Has anyone seen Interview With A Vampire? Apperently not. Twilight fans, especially adults, need to pick up a Anne Rice or Bram Stoker vampire book.
      Never, until she wrote the book, had vampires ever sparkled.
      Its just another pathetic vampire story, and people only read it because its different.
      Different isnt good when its GAY.

  54. wow says:

    wow, mary jane got her ass kicked…and i only read the first 30 or so comments

  55. Mary Jane says:

    looketh at my face! bram stocker? vampire chronicles? not bovvered! southern vamp mysteries? i aint bovvered! edward? jacob? this in not the bovvered face! sparkling vampires, werewolfs, fangs, blood, no one getting the spider man refference?!
    I AINT BOVVERED!

  56. Syd says:

    no he is not a faery. he gives a bad name to faeries. he is a troll spent too much time smoking pot so now he thinks hes a sprite or something. thats why he sparkles.

  57. meh? says:

    uhm has NO ONE read ” A feast of Horrors” predating both Dracula and Carmilla which was written by Stoker’s editor and had a lesbian vampire. I digress, feast was perhaps the first Victorian vampire story, and established most of the tropes in use today and the vampire in the story is still scary today because he’s not a twinkling statue. twilight vamps are basically gay, bloodthirsty golems, which sounds really cool, but Steph meyers is not a good writer.

  58. Trinity says:

    Come on people, get a life!!!!!!! I used to believe that Twilight fans were annoying, but Twilight haters are even worse. It’s just a book/movies franchise.

  59. J3553C4 says:

    Some people can’t handle Twilight, lolz.

  60. Emma says:

    Wow, this is a very nice collection of some pathetic people who don’t have a life and probably feel good talking other people down who don’t have the same opinion. Come on guys, you’re as childish as “twi-tards” who actually do the same as you do. Face it.

  61. Tahlia says:

    I LOVE TWILIGHT EDWARD AND BELLA ARE THE BEST ACTERS STOP BAGGING THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!

  62. Tahlia says:

    Edwards heaps Cuter then people think jeez!! I love twilight newmoon eclipse and breaking dawn good job stepanie meyer Plz write more Stop bagging them people u couldn’t do better xxxx

  63. Redblufire says:

    THANK YOU FOR THE ANNE RICE REFERENCE.
    Finally, someone with good book taste.

  64. thetrainroars says:

    win. and the comments below are even more hilarious. also, Bram Stoker is a genius… don’t hate on him… he was a bloody legend.

  65. Kate says:

    Strong feelings against Twighlight. What is the big problem with it? Does it subvert the vampire convention? Is it that you consider the films poorly made; the script too unsophisticated? The Hammer House of Horror versions were very hammy in comparison. There are a couple of excellent examples of this genre. Is it because Twightlight is deared towards a teenage demographic? Or is it because the books themselves are excruciatingly badly written? If you choose to hate it with such passion, at least be able to quantify and define why you consider it so deserving of intense resentment. There are a multitude of bad films out there, that receive far less criticism, but twighlight is not the worst.
    One theory is that Robert Pattison, who is unusually beautiful by any yardstick (even the Paul Numan formula), has become such a preoccupation with females in general, that all the males can do is seek to undermine his position. Only a theory…but looking increasingly plausible

    • paws4thot says:

      Well put, but rather ignores the considerable body of suggestions as to works which are considered superior in this picture.

      As for your jealousy theory, generally males tend to be more jealous of handsome males than of the androgenous types who are typical of those described as “beautiful”.

  66. Mel says:

    Whats most interesting, is that, there are probably two times as much twi-hards in the world then there are ‘anti-twilighters’ or what ever you call yourselves. Therefore, we win. Bagging it constently isn’t going to make us change our minds, so why bag it 24/7? We obviously get it the first time that you don’t like it, we do realise some people don’t and wont ever like the movies or books. I do realise it’s your own opinion, and this would be ours, but bagging it over and over and over again like you want us to hate it to is pathetic. Why bother? seriously if you don’t like it so much then why bother to even look up a site like this one?

    Twilight is great. My opinion. :)

    • paws4thot says:

      Way to sound like a Twitard!

      Ok, you like it and we don’t, but when we say we don’t like it for cause, don’t you think it might possibly be worth your while investigating the cause?

  67. Mel says:

    No. No need to. We like it because we like it. You shouldn’t try and change that. Were not trying to MAKE you like it? And it’s twihard, not twitard.

  68. Skillet says:

    I was thinking more of a Suckubus, myself (“pun” intended)

  69. Gloria says:

    I love how nobody noticed him in Harry Potter. Just saying…

  70. muffin says:

    Ugh, it bothers me ever-so when people put Robert Pattison and Edward Cullen together. Rob is NOT Edward. They (the people at Summit) are the WORST casting people EVER. Rob totally ruined Edward’s reputation.

  71. Starlight says:

    xD I luffles these so much. Vampires are lame and dumb, I don’t know why losers like them so much. Lycans and werewolves are better.

  72. Truffels says:

    I agree with all of the darling twilight haters: twilight sucks ass…
    when i was at the hardware store, for some reason, they had a cardboard cut-out of edward….you know what i did? i walked up to it, and punched it, then walked out of the store…

  73. portlandcarlee says:

    okay so i like the twilight story. the book was written pretty badly and most of the movies sucked but i still luv it and i think its actually hilarious when people make fun of it. twilight haters bring me much amusement and allot of comments are on da dracula book so i tink il read dat 1 and see how the story compairs

  74. portlandcarlee says:

    omg i just read like allot of comments and i am totaly wrong twilight sucks! i still like the cullen family but the book is horible! i cant beleive u guys just convinced me that one of my fav books is horible!

  75. Kawai Ko-chan says:

    Ok… I used to like twilight before it was a hit and when I could read it and not get judged by it. That was in 5th grade. I can’t believe that it was so sucky after that… Like, it started out fine, but then it was just retarded. Vampires, as it has been for centuries on end, are famous for their trademark fangs, capes, and their desire for blood. The veggie-vamps, on the other hand, have no fangs, dress like normal people, and try to fit in. Can you POSSIBLY see any other vampire trying to FIT IN?! I’m sorry, but it just doesn’t make sense. Vampires have been the same for forever, and then some woman thinks she can butt in and change all of that. VAMPIRES DON’T SPARKLE!!! It’s just wrong, people. Vampires also can’t go out I the sun without getting burned. Now, they aren’t harmed, but the SPARKLE?!?! Where does she get this crap anyway?!

  76. eggies says:

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  77. Aes sídhe says:

    I’d like to point this out because its been bugging me, according to mythology fairies aren’t the sparkly pretty little things they are today. They can actually be quite malevolent and ruthless. Therefore Edward Cullen is not a fairy, fairies are far more intelligent and conniving (at least some of them) than he is. Fairies are scary. Just take the Virikas harbingers of doom that hang around dying person’s house with their faces and teeth stained with human blood. Seriously they’re more vampire like than Edward.


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