my favorit haloween memorie.

 The haloween that i remember the most is the year 2009. Because I had so much fun and my family traveld all the way down here from west verginia, just to spend haloween with us. We all got in our cars and whet to three towns in one day. I this realy big town my family and i got so musch candy we had to keep dumping our bags in to one big one so more candy could fit. The only thing that made that haloween specaial was that we got to have family time that we thought we wouldent get to have for a varry long time but it came quiker than we thoght and we loved it, well atleast I can say I did.

favorit scarry movie.

 

My favorit scary movie is Chain Letter. just he beginning will have your eyes glued to the tv and not wanting to look away. The film opens in a garage with an unconscious young woman having her head wrapped in duct tape and her legs chained to the back of two cars. A man and a woman walk to their cars on their way to work. As the couple start their cars they exit the driveway. The woman in the garage wakes up, frightened; as the man is about to depart, the woman in the car notices the victim, but as she exits her car to warn the man, he drives off.

Neil Conners (cody casch)  receives a chain lette from an anonymous person telling him that he is the first person who links the chain, and instructing him to forward it to five people, or else he will die. His sister Rachael (cherilyn wilson) then barges into his room and forwards the letter, but to only four recipients. Neil then adds his sister to the list and sends it.

Jessica "Jessie" Campbell (nikki reed), best friend of Rachael, gets the letter and forwards it to five friends; Johnny Jones (matt cohen) also receives it but refuses to send it, believing it to be ridiculous. While he is getting a drink of water at the fountain in the gym, a black hooded figure slams his head on the fountain three times and knocks two of his teeth out. Unconscious, he is chained arm-by-arm and leg-by-leg to a gym set and has his bones broken, after which the killer uses the chains to slice his face open, which kills him.

Jessie becomes suspicious as more people start to die. While Rachael is taking a bath, she is attacked in the bathroom by the black hooded figure, who stabs a spear into her head, splitting it open.

Jessie, Neil, and Michael (micheal j. pegan) must now try to stop the murders. A few days later, Jessie attends Rachael's funeral and is greeted by Detective Jim Crenshaw (keith degan), and he tells her to forward the chain letter to him.
Later on, as more people send Neil the message, he panics and decides to delete all of them in order to be able to confront the killer. The killer, however, is on the roof of Neil's room, and sends a chain smashing through his ceiling. Neil dies a bloody death as he gets dragged up to the roof of his house by chains with various sickles and a hook.
It is revealed that the man behind all the killings was a soldier. During the war, he was tortured by the enemy because he had a government-issued cell phone. He returns to the USA severely disfigured and breaks out of a hospital, disappearing. He starts a cult of "anti technology" followers who are marked by bar-code tattoos.
As the film closes, the woman chained to the cars in the beginning is revealed to be Jessie, who is killed because she sent the chain letter to Detective Jim Crenshaw without sending it to four other people. Michael tries to save her, but is too late; when her father pulls out of the parking lot, Jessie is ripped apart.
As the film ends, Detective Jim Crenshaw is shown chained to a table while the killer is making chains. this movie is not realistic, unless there is acully some crazy person who wants to kill you for sending s text message. inn conclutin this movie is a must watch and is my favorit scary movie ever.

yesterday i have read a blog about people judging others. i agree with the whole statement, no matter how much you want to say you didnt we all know that you have judged someone in your life in one point or time, rather you noticed you did or not. some people can say i dont like that shirt on you or, hey your stupid. all of those are judgmental words. i am aginst judging people but i still do it, i cant help it sometimes. people judge others to be cool around friends and just to be mean.

what i think we should rite about.

What I think we should write about is similar to something that we had already written. Sence we had alredy discused how we see our selves in ten years, I think we should blog about, what we plan on doing in our future, and if we had change in thoughts about what we want to become and why we had that chamge in thought. for an example last year I wanted to be a teacher, but now I want to go to school for cosmatology. the reason why I chose to do this instead of teaching is because yes i like to work with children but my pation is hair. I love styling hair and commeing up with new styles. So in conclution this an idea of what we can blog about.

preventing teeage pregnantcy

I think that people judge a teen too quickly when they are pregnant. they start to whisper mean things about a girl, like "she's dirty" or something like that,even though they do not know the situation that the person is in,or how they got into that situation. The girls that end up pregnant,  Like 15 year olds, they shouldn't even have sex. It wouldn't happen if they didn't have sex.  teens think you have to have sex to be cool or fit in even worse to make your partner love you more! So if you dont want to get pregnant then its simple, just DONT have sex. just say NO.And if you think that your gonna have sex atleats double bag it.

no, condoms do not prevent from teen pregnantcy.

       No condoms dont protect against teen pregnancy, Some condoms don't always protect it. If ur seriously worried about getting pregnante then get a chasity belt. But wear a condom to stay safe. Dont become a mommy or a daddy.Access to condoms might help prevent a few instances of teen pregnancy, but for better impact, I believe the role of young women on television should be considered. Young women see singers and actresses dressed like "ladies of the night", dancing half naked, using very suggestive moves. That example is followed by younger girls in their hometown, at parties, in the malls, without them fully understanding that what they see on TV is just an act. Teens need to understand the dignity and sanctity of their own body, and in doing so, they will think twice before going to bed and finding themselves pregnant.While condoms do provide some protection against pregnancy, there is always the risk that the condom will fail. Either by ripping during use, or by a flawed condom, there is the chance of semen getting out of the condom and causing pregnancy. So no, condoms - or access to them - do not always prevent teen pregnancies.

Does access to condoms prevent teen pregnancy?

     Unprotected sex has a chance of causing pregnancy. And once a teenager experiences their first bout of sex, they are unlikely to stop. So it would only be a matter of time before the unprotected sex caused a pregnancy. The moral and religious things that used to be in place to guilt teens into not having sex are no longer as strong, and teens are going to have sex. It is just a matter of if they will be protected and safe, or unprotected and risking more than just an unwanted pregnancy.Although parents do not like to admit it, teens everywhere are having sexual relations. Parents try their best to raise children: to teach them right and wrong, and the difference between appropriate behavior and inappropriate behavior. However, teenage sexual relations have little to do with parents, and much more to do with teenage culture and pressures from peers. The world of teenagers is governed by different norms and 'rules' than that of parents or mixed groups. Within the teenage group, it is normal to be rebellious and to want to explore things that seem exciting, grown up, or 'cool'. Sex is, and will always be, one of these things. Since the desire to explore sex is a given, the best thing we can do is to provide teens with access to birth control, including condoms. With this, a considerable amount of teenage pregnancy can be prevented, although unfortunately not all. so yes acces to condoms dose prevent teen pregnancy.

Does access to condoms prevent teen pregnancy?

             Dose access to condoms prevent teen pregnancy? well there are two sides that can be told to this debate one side seys yes that it can prevwnt and the other side is saying no way. some of the thigs that they will say is yes because they are useing protection and the other said no because it could brake. then theres one side saying yes because the are being responcible about sex and the other seys no because they would decide to not ware one. there are mwny diffrent sides to this stor and many belifes but my opinion there both true becase they can buy the condoms and forgett them and just decide not to ware then or go the other route and ware then and take the risk of it brakeing.