yeah by the teaser, it made it sound like there was another group trying to sell "girl scout" cookies. I figured it was the store cookies, but all in all the teaser and the actual article could have been written better
Maybe we should get all the secessionist movement leaders together to play a game of risk with a united states map... I think that sounds fair, though my favourite secession was Lex Luthers, in superman returns, "why buy land when you can make your own?" lol
Is it just me or is this just one mash-up too many? I love all of the alternate movie posters and the like, but it seems like there's too much pop culture going around and not enough real art... That being said if they made this into a movie, transposing the entire storyline, this would be one western that I would want to go see
a headache is what I meant to say, also am slightly nauseous... now to get away from the computer and get some fresh air.
PS Next Time please put a seizure warning, If I'm not effected by seizures and this physically affected me this much, I can't imagine what this might have done to one of my friends who suffer from them
Those who mentioned wizard of Oz and Inception, should remember that dreams in movies don't count. The reason being that dreams generally serve a purpose not just to fool the audience until the end. In wizard of Oz the ending is more of "She learned her lesson, home is where she should be" and then she woke up to find that she was dreaming. Inception also doesn't work because it is apparent from the get-go that some characters aren't real, and most are memories of real people, also dreams are used as tools, and in the end the main character has to decide that living in the real world is better than living in the past. Whether or not the ending was a dream, a part of the dream, or not, is an intensely debated topic that I don't think qualifies it as an AIYH ending.
disagree heartily, I think it actually paints a more realistic view of the world than host people dare to admit. In 'superman' humans are basically good, we're depicted as mostly good people needing to be saved from outside forces. In 'batman' the world is basically that humans if left to our own devices will become corrupt. I'm not saying that aristocracy is the way to accomplish this, because the rich are far more able to become more corrupt if left to their own power, but this is the fictional batman universe we're talking about in which the wealth that bruce wayne's dad could have used to corrupt himself (becoming a "Mr. Potter") he instead chose to use for good, and Bruce Wayne merely chooses to keep it as a front for his heroics. Rescuing the innocent not from those who would 'mess up the order' (that's joker's mentality), but from genuine criminals who do not try to 'change the order' for good.
I am non vegetarian but I have to concur with most of the ideas posted here. Bacon is my least favourite meat, the smell is ok in moderation, (and this is where I differ from the vegetarians) If I eat it I have to peel off the (very gross) fat parts. given the choice I choose ham (I like sausage but some sausage is way too greasy for my stomach) so yeah, I don't know why a vegetarian would switch just because of bacon... this I think is another evolutionary science research FAIL.
but foam peanuts are equally as fun to play with, and a lot more messier, as bubble wraps cousin, I don't see why that can't get along ;) Long live bubble wrap!
Not quite, Gmail (any e-mail) is actually one of the more productive things to do on the internet. the third corner of the triangle should be youtube, (or neatorama sorry)
PS Next Time please put a seizure warning, If I'm not effected by seizures and this physically affected me this much, I can't imagine what this might have done to one of my friends who suffer from them