Happy Halloween! Here are some cartoon theories that might ruin your childhood...

Happy Halloween! Enjoy a rather creepy post that has nothing to do with the actual holiday!

I was listening to a Vocaloid song the other day that sparked my interest...and led me down a road full of crazy that would've ruined my childhood if I didn't find it so interesting.

So, if you're a fan of the cartoons (I'm going over Rugrats, Ed, Edd, and Eddy, Pokemon, Phineas and Ferb, and Courage the Cowardly Dog) and you don't want the image of that ruined, do yourself a favor and don't read the rest of this post.

However, if you're like me and want to see what theories other people have made up about them, by all means continue reading. Because while some are insane and can't possibly be real, others have a disturbing sense of realism that could actually fit...

Disclaimer: All these theories are not real. They are made for entertainment purposes only. Or to scare people maybe. Point is, they're not real.

Also, this post contains topics that younger audiences might not want to read and can possibly ruin your childhood memories of the shows I mentioned. Read at your own risk.

It's getting closer to Halloween...

I've got 3 drafts that I'm working on...they'll be up eventually. But for now I do want to post something.

So now it's the time of year for...Halloween. Everyone celebrates it differently. Some people go over the top and decorate their house like others would do for Christmas (there's this house in my neighborhood that does that...well, two really...but it's creepy and cool at the same time) Others more or less shun anyone mentioning the holiday. My family just goes along with it. I see it as an opportunity to get some free candy (and if we actually ever bothered doing anything, it would also be a chance to scare some kids...well, teens actually...scaring little kids is wrong)

I know that some people (if they ever read this) would think badly of me for saying this, but I still go out for the candy. I plan to this year, and I'm 18.

Me looking at acapella covers

Okay, so I'm on YouTube looking for songs I'm familiar with, but different versions...right now I'm looking at acapella versions of One Direction songs (can't believe that I'm still partly obsessed with them...or that I managed to get my sister obsessed with them too...) so I'll be posting some videos that I found interesting.

I found my old diary and now I'm scared

So I just found my diary that I got when I was probably 7 or 8. I'm not sure because I didn't start dating my passages until 2006 (there's a huge gap in between that first dated passage and the previous one though) But I did write in it for a period in 2006, 2008, two entries in 2010, and a passage daily for nearly three months in 2011 and not again since.

Now that I'm rereading through the passages, I realize that I was a much happier child than I am now. I worried about stupid things that kids worried about (and even said more than a few times that my siblings bothered me and I said I didn't want to talk or play with them ever again...which obviously failed if I'm still talking to them today)

Are you ready for the zombie apocalypse?

Yes, I'm being somewhat serious with the title. You can blame World War Z for inspiring this post.

I'm not a big fan of zombies. They're downright creepy because in a very general sense, zombies are the animated flesh of dead humans that bite living creatures and infect them and in turn increase the zombie population that continue searching for life to infect. And in some cases (not all of them though) they will eat you, or at least parts of you, in the process of infecting you.

And if you don't find that creepy at all, I'm going to say that I find something wrong with you (but don't take it too seriously, because I don't really mean it and I'm sure you'd find something wrong with me as well somewhere along the way. My opinion is just an opinion) Because there are few things more disturbing in my eyes.

But other than the general sense of what they are and do, zombies are kind of repellant to me because they're like animals in the sense of they think based on instinct, not actual thoughts like humans do. In some cases, you get them talking and moaning "Brains" while they try to bite/eat you, but other than that I don't think I know of any other talking zombies. I actually enjoy reading books involving animals as the main characters, but they're also mostly just animals with very human-like thinking processes that I'm not sure that real animals possess. I'm very reliant on my thoughts and don't think I'd too well with instincts alone, so that might be why I don't like them too much in that area.

So yeah, when I think of the word "zombie", I think of what you read above this. In most cases, I forget about the subject really fast and continue my train of thought into something more interesting. But since watching World War Z, it's been slightly stuck in my head (don't even ask how it's possible for something to be only slightly stuck in my head)

See, I was thinking a bit and remembered about a picture I saw on one of those funny picture sites some time ago where there was a poll on Facebook asking whether people wanted world peace or the zombie apocalypse more, and there were more votes on the zombie apocalypse than world peace. Then I remembered about people that I knew of somehow (I can't remember where I saw them, but I'm sure that they exist) who were completely psyched about the idea of a zombie apocalypse, and in turn about chain posts that asked what your weapon would be in the case of a zombie apocalypse, and so on.

And so (finally) my starter question is: Do you wish for the zombie apocalypse?