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Good luck. IMO, agility is a pain in the butt :P

Awesome job on the video

Good luck, I'm only going for 50+ myself

Gratz on that attack level :thumbsup:

Anyone like Tom CLancy? Never read any of his books before, but I recently got hold of 1-7 of the Op-Centre series. I'm still on the first one though.

http://objection.4camp.net/go.php?n=393796 :uhh:

I know Dan Brown isn't the greatest author, but I like him. Just finished reading Deception Point today as well and it was entertaining. Crappy author or not, I enjoyed his books.

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Maybe a bit offtopic, but I don't want to make a thread for it. I just want to know what's the best horror film that looks decent and is a good movie overall (plot, acting, etc.) and is actually scary. I stayed away from 'scary' movies a long time ago because I just kept on getting disappointed. It's a gift to someone so I just want some suggestions.

Chicken sandwich :D Always have been my favourite.

Hands down the greatest sitcom I've ever seen. :thumbsup:

Oldest trick in the book, they replace ALL the cards shown to you in the beginning. I found that out when someone sent me a powerpoint file of it in an email :P

Here's a hint: _ _ _ _ And of course, the theme song would be 'Like a Virgin' by Madonna.

One of the manliest things you have ever said on these forums. And on that note, I agree with you :D

Canada doesn't look bad either She's Bulgarian \

I don't understand why people are sackriding Spacey when he didn't really do anything that stands out compared to the other main characters. They all did great. And I was actually a bit disappointed with the Lex Luthor in the movie. IMO, he's not suppose to be a funny guy. He's supposed to be ruthless, serious and scary. Spacey just made me go.. 'alright, so people will buy that land?' #-o

Ok, so I found out I'm not into that kind of humour :( Clerks II was entertaining. There were some giggle worthy moments for me, but definitely 'haha' was hard to come by. The part that made me laugh the hardest (or least softest) when he was mocking LOTR. :D I don't know if it's the movie, or because I was anticipating too much for what's gonna go on after the movie :| I'm gonna rent out the movie (and the first one as well) once it comes out in DVD. Next time I'm going to the theatres is for Pulse :) Hope it doesn't disappoint me O:)

Paraguay looks pretty darn hot :3>

Yeah, probably. I don;t remember much about the movie >< Only watched it once.

R = Restricted Audiences. What? :uhh: :-s

THere was a Dental Chair in 50 First Dates :shock: Besides, if I did that movie, I'll pick something like a video tape or something. Cause in the end, she needs a tape to remember all her memory for the day.

Nvm, that was in the US #-o It's 14A here :D Rated R means that you have to have an adult with you if you're a minor. About Clerks II again, is it gonna make me laugh even if I haven't seen the first one?

Thanks indy. Just realized it's Rated R though :wall: Just hope that the theatre cashier won't bother asking :ohnoes: And I agree that Tom Cruise is a good actor. Seems like what he does in real life ruins his rep though.

Not me, Lionheart :wink: