I've had another dose! I'm...in love!

Here I am, sitting at the computer at 2:10am. Blogging. About? You guessed it. THE JOKER!
I'm feeling cheerful. Is that a bad thing? Is it bad that a homicidal, creepy, makeup wearing murderer can put a smile on my face?
I started watching The Dark Knight (!!) a couple of hours ago. On Megavideo. Anyone who's ever watched anything on Megavideo knows how it goes. Watch 72 minutes, wait 72 minutes. Unfortunately, they count having the window open, but not playing the video.
But!! Now I've had my "Heath Ledger Joker Dosage" (let's call it HLJD), which includes watching TONS of joker music videos on Youtube (over and over and over and over...and over...and over again), I have decided to update with the video of the day (haha?)
This video, you must watch. I don't care if you aren't a Joker fan, as long as you've seen The Dark Knight and can appreciate good editing, you simply must watch this music video. No joke. Simply Epic (capitalized!)

 

As for the picture and quote of the day? Well, the other day (before a virus, er, put this computer out of business for like ten hours) I was looking at more Joker pictures. Am I a freak? Yes. Am I a loser? If this is what being a loser is like, then okay! I'm a loser!! (btw, it's way fun being one, you should totally try it.)

Lovely, wonderful, beautiful picture of the day (p.s. please keep in mind that it's late, I'm tired, hyped up on Joker, and my mom just scared the crap outta me by just walking in. So you cannot hold anything I post tonight [this morning?] against me! Not even the part where I said "hyped up on Joker"! Okay?? Shut up!)

^_^ A scene from TheJokerBlogs!! (check my previous posts for the links and more information.)

As for the, uh, the quote?

Let's go with one NOT from The Dark Knight!

"I've been dead once. It's very liberating. You should think of it as, uh...therapy."

On an ending note, I'd like to add:

Hey-o, I'm back!

I'm sure when you same the new blog subtitile (You can't spell "art" without "anarchy"), you probably thought uum, I'm pretty sure you can. Limh. (Please see The Joker Blogs episode #7)
Okay! Time for the picture of the day!

 

And the quote of the day?

Harleen: "You're no different then any other criminal in this city." 

Patient 4479: "No different?"

Harleen: "You stole money."

Patient 4479: "I burned it."

Harleen: "Lied to people."

Patient 4479: "I only told little white lies."

Harleen: "Destroyed property."

Patient 4479: "I don't think we really need hospitals."

-The Joker Blogs (of course)

Ciao!

Doctor, I've been diagnosed...

My sister diagnosed me with "Ledgeritis."
(there is no cure. I AM sorry to inform you that you have a terminal illness, commonly known as Ledgeritis.)
In which I told her that the term was "Heathicious Ledgeritis", i.e. "Ledgerism". It was over Facebook on some "argument" (hahaha...) about who was more beautiful: Christian Bale or Heath Leger.
(It's cause you think freaky, weird-looking bird-men are more beautiful than psychotic, gay-cowboy-playing blondes guys!!)
(Well EXCUSE ME for liking straight guys with sexy hands over naked gay australian cowboys!)‎
(0.o)
(you say nothing because you know I am right)
(No, I give you a demented look because I've never seen Brokeback in action so I couldn't say. har har har...)
(O.O ... >.< I don't want to see that....)

And then I went on to inform her of which movies of his I was going to buy...

But at least now I've been diagnosed!

In another part (still on facebook here...) we were talking about something unrelated. (HERE) and she said:
"Never trust something that you can't see where it keeps its brain." 
"Yeah, I bet it was standing right behind me." I replied.
"With a knife."
"Ooo, sweet."
"I thought you did not like knives." She said.
"Depends on who's at the other end."
"Kinky."
"Kinda."
"...or a lot."
"Or a lot."

Oooh, the conversations we entertain ourselves with.

Youtube video of the week! (It has been chosen because I keep thinking about it, an the song gets stuck in my head.)

Enjoy! :)    

The Joker Blogs and Gotham City High

If you've never watched The Joker Blogs, you're missing out. Seriously. The Joker Blogs are set after The Dark Knight when The Joker is sent to Arkham. His shrink? Harleen Quinzel =)
These videos can be found on Youtube (it begins with "The Joker Blogs: Therapy Begins".)
Or go to the website HERE!
Another thing you're probably missing out on is the Gotham City High forum. This forum is complete with a "principal's office", "the grounds", "the library" (I am so there), "the hallways", "the classrooms", and more. Also with the option of choosing "Team Batman", "Team Joker", or "Both" upon signup.
Also the "introduction" to the forum (if you're not signed up/signed is) is....very...well, I'm just show you:

"Welcome to Gotham City High. We hope you enjoy your very brief visit... if you know what I mean-uh.
You're currently viewing our hEaDqUaRtErs as a guestSTALKER. This means you are limited to certain areas of the board and there are some features you can't use.
So why don't you JOIN already? Joining is FAST and FREE.
Remember; it's all part of the PLAN.
HAHAAHAHAHAHAAAAA! =}



BECOME AN AGENT OF CHAOS!
If you've already joined...welcome back to HELL..."

Soo....what are you waiting for, fans of The Joker/Batman/Both? Register! (To register, go to the top of the page ---->the very, very top<---- and look to the left. There it will say "Welcome Guest [Log In] [Register]")

Go HERE to join in on the fun. Add Me (*click click*) and remember to check out The Joker Blogs!

Aaaand The Joker quote and picture of the day are...

Can't rely on anyone these days. Ya gotta do ev-er-ry thing yourself, don't we?

 

                                                     (pic & caption synced by Yours Truly)

Why does this post have to have a title?

It's probably wrong to believe there can be any limit to the horror which the human mind can experience. Perhaps the most terrifying question of all is just how much horror the human mind can stand and still maintain a wakeful, staring, unrelenting sanity. At some point, it all starts to become rather funny. That may be the point at which sanity begins to either save itself or to buckle and break down; that point at which one's sense of humor begins to reassert itself. -Stephen King

You may have noticed that in my "About Me" section I said that Penguins Like Pi wasn't a one-subject blog. Well, I lied. But then again, I told the truth when I said that I'd write what I want, when I want. It just so happens that at the moment I want to write about The Joker. Give a girl a break, I've got to have somewhere to blab about my current obsessions. I'm sure my sister doesn't what to hear me recite my favorite parts over and over.

Batman: Let her go.
Joker: Very poor choice of words. Ahahaha! *throws chick out window* (though his laugh was more of a "mmmhahaha!" than a "ahahaha!")

The quote by Stephen King that I posted at the beginning of this entry reminded me somewhat of The Joker. His choice was to find humor in horrible things or go crazy. Though I'm sure we can all agree that he kind of is insane, whether he likes it or not.

Gambol: You're crazy.
Joker: I'm not. No, I'm not.

He seemed kind of...upset when he replied to Gambol, apparently he doesn't like being called "crazy".
I like how Alfred describes The Joker:

Some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.

On the facebook group The Joker (is sexy) the ladies on there seem oddly obsessed with...his tongue.

That, and the part where he's shouting at Batman, "Hit me! HIT ME! I want ya to do it, come on, HIT ME!"

Which is when Batman is roaring towards him on a giant-wheeled motorcycle.
One of my favorite Joker 'bad ass' scenes is the part where he pulls open his suit jacket, revealing a whole army of grenades, and says, "Let's not blow this out of proportion." Not only is he homicidal, he's also suicidal.

I also found a picture of the above photo with the caption: "The only man in a purple suit you'll never make fun of."
I found some interesting information (click here) about the making of The Dark Knight (pertaining to The Joker, of course):

The late actor who tragically died from an accidental prescription drugs overdose in January - was reportedly warned he had become too obsessed with his portrayal of iconic Batman villain The Joker. A source told FOX News: "Heath refused to talk to anyone out of character. If you tried to communicate with him normally instead of The Joker, he would just ignore you.

"He would often come to the set to hang out even on his days off, freaking everyone out..."

Ledger reportedly locked himself in an apartment for an entire month before playing The Joker, who he described as a "psychotic, mass-murdering clown". That's why he played an awesome role!

All I'm saying is that if Heath Leger hadn't died before the movie came out, he would have had a huge fan following!
And you've got to love The Joker in the nurse costume :3 hahaha...

On an ending note:

The Joker

I created a facebook page ("Public Figure") called "The Joker". I originally created it so that I could add him as one of the People Who Inspire Me. Sadly, the only thing that comes is a song called "The Joker". Now, I ask you, is a song a person? No, it is not. So instead, I've been having fun delving for details to add to the page, hence making ti one of the most 'informative' fan pages for The Joker. The details include birth date, affiliates, website, biography, pictures (complete with quotes as captions) and statuses that The Joker might say. No "spam" or "unrelated" statuses allowed.

If you want to "like" it (as the facebook term goes), you can find the page here. I also found what I suppose you could call the website of The Joker: Why So Serious? I suggest you check it out, but some audio starts up when you arrive at the website, so, based on whether you want to hear it or not, turn your volume up or down.

I also found a somewhat fascinating group called The Joker (is sexy). The description explains it: Because it worries people when you think that a psycho, demented killer from a movie, played by a dead guy is sexy. (I may have...switched the words a bit. I suppose you'll have to go to the group to find out the original text.)
Though I must admit I do find The Joker kind of hot, some of the ladies seem to go a bit overboard...just in my opinion. Kind of gets kinky, the things they talk about on the group's wall.

I don't particularly think The Joker is awesome because I think he's sexy, rather, it seems, I'd like to be him. Homicidal tendencies aside.
The Dark Knight is quite a philosophical movie, Batman and The Joker practically equal. It reminds me somewhat of Death Note (an anime and manga), where the characters Light Yagami and "L" (Ryuzaki) match wits with each other, and seem to be ahead of each other...at the same time.
The only difference is that Light and Ryuzaki tend to come up with plans. The Joker? Not so much. As you may recall (either if you've seen The Dark Knight or have read the quotes in my previous entry), The Joker likened himself to a dogs chasing cars, saying that if he caught one, he wouldn't know what to do with it. He clearly points out: "Do I look like a man with a plan?"
Perhaps that's one reason why I find him so fascinating. He so...honest, and yet he lies all the time. Whenever he promises to do something, he does it (quote: "I'm a man of my word."), and yet you doubt the stories he comes up with when he tells people "how he got his scars". He seems to be particularly obsessed with mentioning his scars. Examples: "Oh, you look nervous. Is it the scars? Wanna know how I got them?"
"It's a funny world. Speaking of which, want to know how I got these scars?"

Right now I'm actually in the midst of watching The Dark Knight (for the second time) on Megavideo. Waiting for the 30 minutes to go by (if you've ever used Megavideo, you'll know what I'm talking about.)
It used to be you could watch 72 minutes, and then wait 54 minutes. But now you can watch 72 minutes and wait only 30 minutes.
Just my luck that the movie is two and a half hours long (actually, I love that), it's 3:30 in the morning, and I'm not even half-way through it.
Reading Stephen King during the day and watching The Dark Knight at night...I think I'm getting my full dose of horror.