One thing that they do in their movie reviews is list things like how much cussing or drug use is in what ever movie they are reviewing. This is something that I feel more people should do.
I think people should do drugs and swear more too.
The only reason that it took so long was because the NASA team, cautious as they were, were spending their time recreating possible scenarios in an oversized sandbox with an Opportunity replica, and trying them out.
And I suppose that making all of those "rumm rummm" noises was science too, hmm?
The last two films sucked so much donkey dong they'll be lucky if I bother to add the new one to my netflix queue.
Mark me as a troll if you must, but after the last two anyone who still bothers to camp in line or blow off work to see a new one has a learning curve like Kansas.
My wife and I aren't cell phone people. In fact, we really only wish we had a cell phone about twice a year. Six months ago, I went with the AT&T plan where you buy a phone and then have to buy $10 worth every 90 days. So basically it came out to a minimum cost of ownership of $40/year.
Imagine my delight when I went to replenish my minutes last week only to discover that Cingular now owned everything, and the minimum cost of ownership was now $100/year. Still cheaper than a monthly plan, but it's getting close.
Stay out of most modern buildings then. For the last few years I've been seeing little LCD screens in elevators in Boston and New York that display new, headlines, stock reports, and, yes, commercials. There's no sound, yet, but it's just a matter of time, isn't it? Kinda like how some of those self-serve gas stations started playing ads with sounds while you fill up.
When I apply for jobs I use a virgin e-mail address from a domain I've only used for job hunts. Sure, you can google on my name, but there are a bunch of us out there.
How do you differentiate my Usenet posts about computers from the guy with the same name who posts about drugs and politics on other newsgroups?
You can't have it both ways. You're either for freedom of expression or you're not. Just because something displeases *you* doesn't make it un-American. I don't suggest that you leave my country even though you have a sentence fragment in the header of your blog.
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One thing that they do in their movie reviews is list things like how much cussing or drug use is in what ever movie they are reviewing. This is something that I feel more people should do.
I think people should do drugs and swear more too.
+1 interesting
Leland Gaunt is the fellow who stirs things up in Stephen King's *Needful Things*.
(And yes, it's very sad that Stephen King died in his Florida home.)
Another "Nerds don't get girls" article.
Oh yes, the magic of that movie that I might bother to add to my netflix queue is like sooo gone because there's a shitty repro floating around.
Then, they can surf for child porn on your account.
Not in my public library system. The spineless spinsters already started to filter content.
The only reason that it took so long was because the NASA team, cautious as they were, were spending their time recreating possible scenarios in an oversized sandbox with an Opportunity replica, and trying them out.
And I suppose that making all of those "rumm rummm" noises was science too, hmm?
The last two films sucked so much donkey dong they'll be lucky if I bother to add the new one to my netflix queue.
Mark me as a troll if you must, but after the last two anyone who still bothers to camp in line or blow off work to see a new one has a learning curve like Kansas.
What's that, the nickname of your Trash-80's game tape?
Everything to do with porn.
eBay.com
Hey, I found today's Canadian poster!
Red rocket! Red rocket!
I'd like to know too.
My wife and I aren't cell phone people. In fact, we really only wish we had a cell phone about twice a year. Six months ago, I went with the AT&T plan where you buy a phone and then have to buy $10 worth every 90 days. So basically it came out to a minimum cost of ownership of $40/year.
Imagine my delight when I went to replenish my minutes last week only to discover that Cingular now owned everything, and the minimum cost of ownership was now $100/year. Still cheaper than a monthly plan, but it's getting close.
Force of arms was actually used to ensure a fair, representative government in Athens, Tennessee in 1946.
Did someone say portal?
Bingo!
Stay out of most modern buildings then. For the last few years I've been seeing little LCD screens in elevators in Boston and New York that display new, headlines, stock reports, and, yes, commercials. There's no sound, yet, but it's just a matter of time, isn't it? Kinda like how some of those self-serve gas stations started playing ads with sounds while you fill up.
Or the "I got the power...I got the power..." clip used in every other commercial.
Sweet. My ransom notes are gonna kick ass.
I'm pleased to read the drag racing industry cares about conserving energy.
I buy "solutions," myself.
Xbox 2000
Or does that sound too futuristic?
That guy only fucked one person.
How do you know you're googling the right one?
When I apply for jobs I use a virgin e-mail address from a domain I've only used for job hunts. Sure, you can google on my name, but there are a bunch of us out there.
How do you differentiate my Usenet posts about computers from the guy with the same name who posts about drugs and politics on other newsgroups?
You can't have it both ways. You're either for freedom of expression or you're not. Just because something displeases *you* doesn't make it un-American. I don't suggest that you leave my country even though you have a sentence fragment in the header of your blog.
Apology accepted.
Let's drink a toast to the Font/DA mover.
Beats me, why don't you ask the original poster.
I was merely pointing out that those Konfabulator whiners aren't even original.