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I haven't gotten a birthday present or a birthday for the last 3/4 years. :grin: I usually just go out with friends, and occaisonally, get partially smashed. :thumbsup: But this year hopefully, I'll get a new record player.

Zombieland, kinda' sucked actually. It tried to be funny for the sake of being funny. Didn't start anywhere, didn't really go anywhere. Though, there were some brief humorous moments. 6/10. Casino Royale, good Bond movie. 8/10

Try, people do stupid [cabbage] they wouldn't do normally, or agree with just for "fun", get attention, or they haven't updated their status for a while.

internet connection has nothing to do with it... :wall:

Perhaps they should get better cameras and whatnot. The soldiers did seem a little too keen on the trigger though. And, clearly, ShadowFaxPZ, knows what he's talking about. We should all listen to him, he's got his facts set straight.

Well, now that it's on sale, the news has one article nearly everyday showing all the idiots who lined up to buy it. Seriously, it makes me wretch, the Apple employees clapping and cheering, the consumers saying stupid [cabbage] about the Ipad, and more consumers feeling so "proud" of themselves for buying into the Apple trend. It's style porn, and it's disgusting. As for the Ipad itself, I don't plan on buying one.

Haha, yes. Azvareth nailed it.

I'm going to disagree with you purely from a business and marketing perspective. They're incredibly powerful in that sort of sense. Twitter - completely [bleep]ing useless. FaceBook however, is good for finding out whether that assignment was due next next week or next month. :thumbup: And again I reiterate, Twitter is actually very, very useful for marketing. (facebook as well). Yeah, agreed, but the end user cant exactly use those "marketing" tools etc..

I'm going to disagree with you purely from a business and marketing perspective. They're incredibly powerful in that sort of sense. Twitter - completely [bleep]ing useless. FaceBook however, is good for finding out whether that assignment was due next next week or next month. :thumbup:

I would be alive... just think of the things you could do if no one knew you existed/were alive. Would you rather say hi or hello ?

Yaaaay, I got a whole bunch of new sigs. 7/10

Nirvana - Come As You Are

Nope, definitely not enough. I assume you use the internet so does the rest of your family...a boring day inside + YouTube can easily be around 1gb.

Wait, even though I have no chance of "winning" or whatever, can someone explain this to me ? I read the OP and still didn't "get it". Okay, so the people listed, will in one of their posts, post a sprite of their Pokemon. Then, we have to find those sprite images and then ... what ? SOMEONE EXPLAIN !

I like them, especially the first, second and fourth one.

No, some guy already said it on the original article. Ultimania was simply "reposting" what the user had already said. I was implying that.

Even though I didn't love you before, I love you now. That warms my heart. Anyway, I was watching some SpongeBob and you know the episode where SpongeBob and Patrick unfreeze Man-Ray and attempt to make him "good" ? Yeah, well, it shares an uncanny resemblance with A Clockwork Orange, more specifically, the Ludovico technique. You see, Man-Ray is Alex DeLarge. In the way that Alex is conditioned to feel pain and nausea when he does or even thinks of doing something "bad", Man-Ray is instead subject to violent laughter whenever he thinks of doing something "bad". In the end they both renounce "evil" and become "good". Also, anyone wishing to know the details of my ban, please PM me.

Hot damn, I cant think of anything relating to bacon...

You're a bit late there... I'm not the only one ...

[hide=Shutter Island Spoilers]In the end we find out that he USED to be a US Marshall but was later admitted to the institution after everything that happened with his wife and child. Killing his wife, who killed his children, really took a toll on him. He was overwhelmed with guilt (not getting help for his wife, which could have saved his children, and then killing his wife) to the point where he didn't want to live in that world. So after that incident, he created a fantasy world for him to live in. The fantasy world is one where his wife died in a fire and he was still a marshall, etc. He lived in this world to hide from the guilt and trauma of the whole situation and although in his fantasy world his wife was still dead, it was under circumstances that were easier for him to cope with. The institution kept trying to help him face reality , stop living in his fantasy world and just come back to sanity. After exhausting all their options, they decided to try something new: setting up a role play which would indulge his fantasy. They thought that doing that could pull him back to sanity and real life. In the end it is IMPLIED that he did come to terms with reality and realized that everything had been a fantasy that he created, but he pretended to lapse back into insanity so that he could have the brain surgery, which would sort of free him from the guilt/memory of the whole situation with his wife and children. This is implied when he says he'd rather die a good man than live as a monster.[/hide] What ?! He was both ? Way to [kitty] out, Scorsese. <_< It's still a 9/10 though ... I would have liked one or the other, the ending was ambiguous, so I was led to believe it was one of the two, definitely not both. Is this your own interpretation ? Or is it "actually" so ? Last movie I watched, 40 Year Old Virgin. Great movie, Steve Carell is a funny guy. I like Seth Rogen aswell. :thumbup:

I guess you could say he... 8-) ..cheated death! YEEEAAAHHHH!

I like this man ! [shadowFaxPZ that is]

8/10 All over forum games...

You wanna see it ? Really ? Behold ... Shield your eyes, children. Your innocence may be lost ! [Mod Edit] Edit: I hope "they" don't [bleep]ing ban me again for linking to it.

I know, right ? :roll: Well, better get back to it. I really shouldn't have a [bleep]ing computer right next to me... and Maleficus, that's awesome. I'm gonna' go do that now.