Christa raised an eyebrow at the sight. "HOLY CRAP, SERIAL KILLERS!" she shouted, laughing.

Rosalie broke into giggles "I LOVE YOU SERIAL KILLERS!" she yelled out before slamming there curtains closed quickly still giggling.

Christa burst into laughter. "Oh god, if they came in hear with knives and held it to our throats, I'd laugh because there is so much irony." she said.

"And due to my life long search for irony I could totally die happy - you are such a wierdo" Rosalie replied playfully shoving her still grinning.

Christa made a pretend face of hurt. "Me, weird? How dare you!" she said, laughing.

"Yeah, well your turn ... truth or dare?" Rosalie replied rolling her eyes and smiling innocently.

"Dare!" Christa said, sticking her tongue out at Rosalie.

"We might as well just play dare - dare" Rosalie announced laughing more "I dare you to lick the radiator!"

Christa pouted. "Ew, no. Who knows what disgusting people laid their hands on those plus it's so hot!" she said.

"It is not turned on - and a dare is a dare, you can't turn down a dare" Rosalie retorted firmly with a nod.

Christa pouted. "Fine." she said, walking towards the radiator and placing her tongue on it for a millisecond. "EWW! MUST WASH!" she shouted, running towards the bathroom and scrubbing her tongue furiously. "Okay, I dare you to.." she trailed off, biting her lip. "Ugh, I can't think of another one. Want to play another game?" she asked.

Rosalie laughed and clapped at the performance. She then relaxed and replied "well why don't we watch some chick flicks, because you know that every single sleepover has to have them. Though actually since ours is a special anti-social sleepover we should watch horror movies and get scared senseless instead!"

Christa laughed. "Like Scream?" she asked, smiling.

"Or Dracula ... though that is awesome rather than scary" Rosalie replied in agreement with a nod.

"Scream is more of a thriller." she said, shrugging. "So, Scream it is?" she asked, looking for the DVD.

"Except scream is boring! and not that scary" Rosalie protested "but I suppose it is a good start ..."

Christa laughed. "Okay!" she said, putting the DVD inside the player and settled on her bed, hugging a pillow.

Rosalie settled on her bed, cuddled under her blankets, ready to sit through this film and not enjoy it much.

Christa began watching and every time someone got stabbed, she shuddered. She couldn't wait until the movie was over.

Rosalie was bored with the movie and was now painting her nails multi-coloures instead, and drawing little daisy's on them, as she waited for the end of the movie.

Christa glanced at Rosalie and rolled her eyes. She looked at the screen just in time to see another stabbing and screamed. "Oh god." she mumbled.

Rosalie could not help but laugh "weird choice in film for someone that is clearly not big on gore ..." she teased her room-mate.

Christa pouted. "It's not my fault! I'm not a big fan of horror movies but I can tolerate it." she said.

"So why choose it?" Rosalie asked still highly amused "if it is just tolerable? When we could have watched Dracula!"

"Dracula? Ew, more blood." Christa said.