unkn0wnwarrior

It grows quickly for the first day or so, and then slows to normal.

I like Jim Carrey, too. Although, I don't know what my favourite comedy would be.

I love his documentaries. They add humor to the very serious nature of the situation at hand. But they also make you think. They do make you think, he made me want universal health care, but will the United States get it is the question. There's some humor here and there in his documentaries, but not much. The one with the most humor I've seen is Bolwing for Columbine. I especially like the little cartoon in the middle about the history of the USA. I might go watch this... Or maybe Gran Torino... I haven't decided yet.

That's a good idea, but should only be for a certain time period. Yeah, give them that first month, and then start making items take up spaces. If they don't have P2P again after a month, they presumably don't need their P2P items?

I love his documentaries. They add humor to the very serious nature of the situation at hand. But they also make you think.

Unless I start finding more time to play, I'll never be on this list... Ah well, I might have 6 weeks to "no-life" come November.

I'm finally almost done Grisham's The Associate. I started it 2 months ago, but couldn't find it for a long time. Now I am well past the halfway point, so I'll finish it this before I go to work on Tuesday. It's a very good book so far, though.

She was eight... :wall: I knew when I was 5 that America and Canada are different countries... if an 8 year old doesn't know that Canada and the US are different countries that's just sad. Canadians take pride in the fact we are separate from Americans, though. And Americans figure by the time the kid is 10, they'll have taken over Canada and we WILL be 1 country. Of course, Canada has half the world on our side.

Sorry, I miscommunicated my thoughts. What I meant to say: "where it lacked, it tried to compensate with A-list actors" Somehow, I understood that without the correction. And I watched Wedding Crashers with my sister the other day. I don't mind it, but they could have done so much more with it. 7/10

I watched a documentary on that and a professional thief got into and started 8 of 10 vehicles in 10 minutes, and would have been 9 but he had trouble on one in the middle and eventually gave up on it and went to the next. But yeah, as long as they know they don't have to have it, and know how to protect themselves and their partners, that is plenty. Just lay out the options and they will choose their own path.

I really wanted that today, but my mom wouldn't go :cry:

:lol: My friend made an account on runescape called Bagged Milk because of that.

[hide=] [/hide]It looks like how I write my numbers :lol: I already don't mind the new numbers, and its only been a couple days. In fact, it's only been about 20 minutes of playing, for me.

Don't forget that we have an overabundance of ice cubes, icicles, frozen lakes, frozen earth, permafrost, frozen people of all kinds, frozen oil (let's see you Americans go without that), frozen narwhals, frozen mountains and frozen rivers. :lol: :lol: :lol: I love being the stereotypical Canadian. Frozen homes (igloos), too.

Eastwood made that movie great. Otherwise, it would have been average or good. I just bought this one an hour ago.

Vampirish... I like it.

:| Do you purposefully avoid it so that you don't end up liking it? Thought of the same thing when I was reading his list. Honestly, I don't see how you can find SNL the most humorous thing you've seen. To be honest, I've never really found SNL that funny. It had its moments, of course.

The mother getting high was for some comedic relief early on, I think. And it was pretty funny from where I sat. It was hidden in the pyramid as it was thought to be safe. That's all there is to that part. The Optimus speeches are typical Transformers events, and should never be left out just because a few people don't like them. As for Mudflap and Skids, they were mostly there for their comedic value. I know why those scenes were there, I just didn't find them funny personally. Those two robots reminded me of Jar Jar Binks. I've never actually seen any Star Wars, so I don't know much about Jar Jar. But everybody in the vehicles around us laughed maniacally at certain parts involving Mudflap and Skids.

That always seems better when you haven't done it for a while :lol: Today I got up and came online. After about 2 hours, I played PS2. And then I went to work for 8 hours (2.5 of which were break). I stopped for pizza and a Slurpee on the way home. Er, 2 different stops. I don't buy pizza at 7-11.

No one drives home to get hungover. Why would anyone want to be hungover? I'm sure somebody out there enjoys it... somewhere...

Wow. You call Halo the bestselling game, but think the way for Bungie to make more money is do another game series? Are you stupid? How is it NOT the way to make more money? Branching out could really help them. Focusing on 1 franchise too much will never earn you as much as having multiple successful franchises.

HIV Does cause Aids and the true reason for HIV is people having sex with female monkeys I knew it! :lol:

I fully agree. People wouldn't have even cared in a few days time. But since they are changing it back, we won't have to.

BlasphEmy!!! I don't much like Coke either. Although I've only tried the cola version.

:lol: Decepticons. The mother getting high was for some comedic relief early on, I think. And it was pretty funny from where I sat. It was hidden in the pyramid as it was thought to be safe. That's all there is to that part. The Optimus speeches are typical Transformers events, and should never be left out just because a few people don't like them. As for Mudflap and Skids, they were mostly there for their comedic value. Honestly, she wouldn't have been enough to keep me there. Even if I didn't like the movie (which I loved it) I would have stayed simply because I have sat through worse. *cough*Cloverfield*cough*