Instead of wasting our time with this useless ploy when we could have been spending our time elsewhere on the net(mainly on/.), why not just have someone cream Gates with another pie in the face.
- We couldn't tell what is was that was wrapped up. The story would suggest that it was intestine but, there wasn't that much flesh to be intestine. NO, she did not tell Mike. If you heard Josh calling for you, would you run?
- Yes that was Mike in the corner. He ran from the attic to the basement floor really fast and left Heather behind(hence the more intense screaming.) Why was he standing there???? That was the best part of the movie. Remember the story that the old man was telling in the beginning about how the man took the kids down in pairs and made one stand in the corner because of the "eyes"? No, it wasn't Josh, he's long gone. Heather was not right behind him going back down the stairs, thats why she was freaking out near the end cause she lost sight of Mike.
- Stick figures in the trees? They needed some symbolism that represented the icon for the title of the movie? Inexpensive corpses? Good call on the number of piles, I didn't catch that one.
-- Be wary of people standing in the corner in the basement... (that scene is still in my head)
Ok, so Suse is bought more than Redhat. What does this tell us? American Linux users prefer to download free OSes rather than go pick them up at the local software outlet? Who wins in this scenario? The American consumer.
Did you see the line earlier that half the world hasn't made a phone call? Odds are in favor that the majority of that same half hasn't had a recent geography course either. But, then you could ask yourself, is that half even looking at the same page we did? hmmmm...
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Instead of wasting our time with this useless ploy when we could have been spending our time elsewhere on the net(mainly on /.), why not just have someone cream Gates with another pie in the face.
The net result is the same.
- We couldn't tell what is was that was wrapped up. The story would suggest that it was intestine but, there wasn't that much flesh to be intestine.
NO, she did not tell Mike. If you heard Josh calling for you, would you run?
- Yes that was Mike in the corner. He ran from the attic to the basement floor really fast and left Heather behind(hence the more intense screaming.) Why was he standing there???? That was the best part of the movie. Remember the story that the old man was telling in the beginning about how the man took the kids down in pairs and made one stand in the corner because of the "eyes"? No, it wasn't Josh, he's long gone. Heather was not right behind him going back down the stairs, thats why she was freaking out near the end cause she lost sight of Mike.
- Stick figures in the trees? They needed some symbolism that represented the icon for the title of the movie? Inexpensive corpses? Good call on the number of piles, I didn't catch that one.
-- Be wary of people standing in the corner in the basement... (that scene is still in my head)
Ok, so Suse is bought more than Redhat. What does this tell us? American Linux users prefer to download free OSes rather than go pick them up at the local software outlet? Who wins in this scenario? The American consumer.
Did you see the line earlier that half the world hasn't made a phone call? Odds are in favor that the majority of that same half hasn't had a recent geography course either. But, then you could ask yourself, is that half even looking at the same page we did? hmmmm...