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Why do you want us to waste our time joining a monster defense force? That's just stupid, there's plenty of actual threats that we should be preparing for. Like zombies.

I can honestly say with absolute certainty that this episode in no way affected my judgment of Billy Mays, I don't care what kind of guy he was, the commercials were annoying as [bleep]. What was this TAPS thing they were making fun of? Is that one of those stupid ghost/paranormal shows? I can't believe people actually believe that stuff. EDIT: Forgot to mention the episode, I wasn't a huge fan. I think I laughed once, can't remember what at though. On the TAPS note (sorry, I can't figure out yet what makes the quote work on this forum), what's ignorant is just dismissing them as flatout wrong. Have an open mind. This DOES NOT AT ALL mean that I take ghosts as a fact, not by a longshot, but with all the evidence that can't be disproven (most of it can be disproven), it can;t just be thrown out like old garbage, or Hex's weapon choices. What I like about them is that they go in skeptical. And that's how all things paranormal should be approached, with skepticism. That includes ghosts, religion, time warps, none of it should be thrown out, but you also can't assume it's true. Eh, I could almost make a whole thread based on this. Back to South Park. AHEM... I lol'd hard when MJ came out of Ike, really hilarious.

You mean like 80% of all games ever made?

Everyone has a right to their opinion, but I think that these are funnier because you can relate to them. Remember the time your city was destroyed by a trapper keeper monster? I don't. But I definitely want to tell Billy Mays to SHUT THE HELL UP.

South Park has only gotten better over the years, but as in every other case, people love to complain.

I actually agree with Vale (for once). CoD WaW had a decent single player campaign, but the multiplayer was garbage. The only reason people still play it is for zombies, and Wii users trust me, you're not missing out on much in that aspect.

Hey, nobody talks [cabbage] about GLADOS :shame: :angry: Anyway, just played through Condemned 2. Started out strong but was absolute garbage after the 1/3 point of the Doll Factory.

So the new run of season 13 started tonight. Really funny so far. Just wanted to know what you guys think of it. Personally the only thing I don't like so far is that they make fun of TAPS. Those guys are freaking awesome, and sometimes they get some great stuff. They should have used the guys from Most Haunted. They never actually show you anything (they claim to be psychics), we pretty much just take their word for it. The chipotle joke is funny, but not too memorable.

What if someone else is in the car with you? Even if they're wearing seatbelts, if you aren't and you get into a crash you become what they call a projectile. If you fly out of your seat and hit someone else in the car it's going to do serious harm to both of you. And btw, how hard is it to just put the damn seatbelt on?

Cry like a little girl.

Yep. Everyone back to the zombie thread.

Ah, it's the newer Democratic flag? So the civil war is still going on, or revolution or whatever you want to call it.

Yep, I Am Legend may have been a bit better if it had been it's own thing, but whatever it works. They definitely weren't zombies, but I kinda have a hard time thinking of them as vampires. I think they're something else altogether, but they change in everything. In The Last Man on Earth they were basically semi-intelligent Romero zombies that couldn't go out in the daylight. Omega Man they were basically humans. It was really just a bad complexion disease. The new movie infected are my favorite, the really tough ones. They don't really make sense, but it's a movie and they work well in it.

I think the idea is that the learned FROM him. It's like in Land of the Dead. They've in a way, almost come full circle. The mannequin was put there to draw him out, and they learned how to set those traps from expereience with him. They all know who he is and are afraid of him, which suggests they have formed some kind of community. It's a really interesting story, where to them, Smith is the monster. Edit: Why do you keep calling the characters "the kids"? What are you talking about hear? The book? The Last Man on Earth? Omega Man? The Newer movie? I guess it kinda makes sense if you're talking about Omega Man.

1. Go to my house. 2. Live there forever. Vamps can't come into your house unless you invite them in.

Ok, that scene was cool. It's pretty good for the drama of the situation when they can't tell who's infected and they get the order to shoot everyone. Edit: And who could forget one of the best movie scores ever? Edit 2: How do you post youtube vids on here?

I've seen it on the internet, though I might rent it one day for better quality. I like both, but in Weeks you don't really get attached to the characters like in Days. There's the 2 kids, the military doctor or whatever she was, and the generic soldier. The only character in that one I really liked was Don. He wasn't ALL good and heroic, and he wasn't ALL evil or weak. You know, kind of like a PERSON. In Days, everyone felt like that. This conversation will just ruin it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet :grin:

Did you like it? I love that movie. :razz: Yep, loved it, it was awesome :thumbsup: Can't get over Frank dying, was one of the saddest and best scene I've seen in a while. He was the best character in the movie <3: Wasn't he the one guy from Harry Potter with the mechanical eye?

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32-bit Vista, but I edited the registry the way he said and for a while it worked fine. Do I have to do it again once in a while?

For some reason when I turn it on all I get is a white screen with a big cursor in the middle. Fix?

But how far will a car get you? Where exactly are you going, and where are you now? A tank of gas can only get you a few hundred miles at most, and dont assume you'll get a car with a full tank of gas.

Trying to steal the spot before Ink gets it back up eh? :wink:

28 Days Later. Frank :-(