This looks really cool and I can see how it works as well!
It doesn't look too insanely difficult to make either... would be a neat project for me to take on ^_^

I don't see a problem with having tattoos, as I've said before, unless they're inappropriate for everyday life. The only problem is, when you see this guy, you don't see him or who he is, you just see his tattoos.
I think that's a big problem with getting a tattoo, and why I'm never getting one.

The Slurm is pretty cool, but what makes me suspicious is that they are all described as "energy drinks" rather than anything which has flavour... probably meaning they taste awful. But it would be worth it for the prestige of drinking it... would probably cost me so much that I would never want to drink it though ^_^

I can't believe I haven't seen Star Wars yet!
I know all the history of every clan and all the trivial information because I've played both Knights of the Old Republic games obsessively, but I had no idea Boba Fett was a Mandalorian...
I think I am an abomination to geek kind.

I shall make the effort not to kill anyone on this day... it will be hard, but I think you have to try and support these things.
"PEACE DAY: you can all start killing each other again tomorrow."

I can't believe there is no elephant hiding in a pair of pyjamas! That was the first thing I thought of when I saw this post...
"Last night I shot an elephant in my pyjamas. How he got into my pyjamas I'll never know."

THANK YOU RACHEL!
I was about to say that... the books are dire and the film looks even worse. And the worst thing is every girl I've met who's read them seems to think they are the pinnacle of fiction! Twilight was voted the "best book of all time" by my school (note: my school is an all girl school except for the top two years), above great authors like Michael Morpurgo and Meg Rosoff (who also write teenage fiction).
Everything written in that book is just a cliché... it read like fanfic written by a 13 year old with a slight fetish for vampires.
It's pretty cool if your house is in a movie, but not one that's this bad!

Yup, they served a twelve bird roast in the dining hall at St. John's university when I went there with my dad on a school reuninion sort of thing a few years ago. I can't remember every layer, but there was definitely turkey, duck and chicken, and goose, and pidgeon. I can't remember all of it, but it tasted pretty good.

And I don't think S'mores are uniquely American... when my grandma was younger they used to eat chocolate biscuits with melted marshmellows at girl guide camping trips (which are the same as this as far as I can work out)... this would have been in the forties. She was the one who taught it to me.

What about Billabong Odyssey? I know it's a documentary, but that doesn't make it any less awesome.

That is so cool!!! I have no idea how it works, but the effect is fantastic!
Now I want to make one... all the zoetropes I've made before have been pretty basic though. Ah well. I might get better with practise.

This is ridiculous! Not EVERYTHING can be blamed on misogyny you know... cut your fingernails to a NORMAL length!
She might as well argue that contact lense makers are being sexist, because you have to have short nails if you want to avoid scratching your eyes out... or that glove makers need to put in extra length to accomodate her nails!
I think only about 20% of the women I know have long nails like this... so it's not particularly aimed at women in general, just a small group.
If she's that bothered, why doesn't she just go out and buy some cheap nail scissors and cut her damn nails!!!

I have the same problem, also the website streams rather than loads all in one go, which means it's stops mid word which is confusing. Also, it's kind of hard to understand what the word is because of his accent... no offense meant to any Australians... I'm sure some of you couldn't understand a thick Northern English or Yorkshire accent, so you get my point...

Reminds me of the Geriatric Action Heroes section of Headcases on ITV. Its a show where they have CGI caricatures of celebrities and put them in sketches. This one is where Harrison Ford, Bruce Willis and Sylvester Stallone are at an old people's home and occasionally fight crime with their walking sticks and wheelchairs ^_^
Here's a clip of one:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=BzGmYGAwytE

Damn, why is this so much fun?!? It makes no sense!!!

Yewch... brains.... a little warning beforehand would have been nice... eurrgh.
I'm alright with anything else gory, but brains are a real problem for me. Ick.