phooey

i have never seen titanic. the leo di caprio-kate winslet titanic. not once. not even a glimpse.

NEVERRRR.

that's because when i was in the sixth grade, i was a geek. i watched discovery channel and national geographic channel on a daily basis. i kept saying that i'd rather see the documnetary of what really happened with the titanic than watch it in a love story format. and i thought leo was gay. and celine dion's my heart will go on was too, well, cheesy. but i sing it anyway.

jack and rose are a bunch of phonies. they fell in love with each other because there were no other options. everyone else was just so bad. it had to be jack and rose.

and an iceberg was the perfect end to their relationship.

so what really happened to the titanic? the geeky side of me come to science to explain why a ship so well-planned and built would sink just like that. it was beyond science.

seven fatal words registered on my head: not even God can sink this ship. there you go, off into subzero, titanic. but i can't help but think of the innocent people there. yeah, even "jack" and "rose." it gives new meaning to the phrase God cannot be mocked. whatever God was thinking, He knows what He's doing. i wonder if the movie highlighted that.

i think i had better see it.