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I enjoyed Bale as Batman. The whole role. I think he's great at it. The growl is hard to do, and I can't think of anyone who could do Bruce Wayne as well as he could plus the growl. Although the whole time, when everyone was guessing his identity, I was like "JUST LOOK AT HIS PERFECT TEETH." Woo, 1000th post in this thread. Does anyone have a digital copy of The Long Halloween they can send me?

Categorizing people as races is, by definition, racist. Noun The belief that each race has distinct and intrinsic attributes No two people look alike, and I think it's stupid to look at people by races. We're all just people.

I agree. I don't think the ending was as played out as it should've been.

I don't really want there to be a recast of the Joker. Considering that Ledger's performance may very well go down as the greatest performance of a supervillian ever, a recast of the part would just be shit by comparison. Why would they My audience was good. Not a lot of talking, except the guy next to me yelled "Slut!" when

Was that by choice? I didn't have a wait at all at the theater on Shattuck.

Two fucking hours, Dave? Which theatre did you go to?

I don't know, that's just me.

It was meant more to be an effect rather than keep in line with the realism of the movie. Willful suspension of disbelief, y'know?

Just got back. I thought it was an awesome movie, except for the themes that it was trying to convey. They didn't seem like they got them through clearly enough, and I think the ending failed to come to a point or conclusion. Overall, cool movie though.

Is there gonna be another ipod, or did they just phase that out.

Play like a champ, Raven.

How much pussy have you gotten as a result of the award?

I think the first, and maybe only, time I ever maliciously hit someone was in 2nd grade. I gave him a black eye for stealing my basketball. It was pretty sick too, because I jumped up in the air and then socked him right in the eye, Kung-Fu style.

Why are you bringing this up? This doesn't really prove shit besides it was a slow news day.

Really? I laugh harder when I'm sober.

Ah, Mr. Andy Dick.

Well, some women make a lot of money shooting ping pong balls out of their nanners. Is that a sport?

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Whoa. That's, like, superdickery. How did you know he called the cops, and what for? Did the guy just tell you, or are the cops in your town such underachieving losers that they actually came out for this call? It's definitely not illegal to take a right turn. Most bikers choose to go through intersections if they're clear. I did that about a block or two from the street I had to turn left on, and lane split the two lanes there were. I got about 10, 15 seconds ahead of everyone else and pedaled like crazy in order to not keep up traffic, moved into the left lane, went through another minor light, and then made my left. A guy even pulled up next to me and said, "BOY GET YOUR PUNK ASS OUT OF THE MIDDLE UH THE DAMN ROAD!" To which I said, "I have to take a left turn, I had to be in this lane." Then after making my left turn, a guy pulls up right behind me in his car, sits perpendicular to my driveway, and pulls out his phone, watching me go into my house. While opening the gate, I turned around and went up to his car and said, "Can I help you with something?" "I'm calling the cops on you, kid. Don't ride your damn bike in the middle of the road." I kinda just rolled my eyes and went back into my house. I don't know if the cops ever came, I left shortly after to go to the city.

A guy followed me home starting about a block or two from my house (I was on my bike) and called the cops on me for making a left turn.

When someone becomes a vegan, do they get a seminar on how to be a self-righteous asshole, or is it a learning process?

So are the Democrats gonna play hardball this year, or just kinda roll over and let it be the tight-ish race that it shouldn't be by any means?

Did you get jaded after living there for a bit? I was there for a week and saw all that I needed to see, culturally weird wise. Harajuku and Shinjuku really didn't phase me all that much. I think I might move over there next year. It's a pretty cool place, and I don't think it would be that difficult for me to do shit there, considering how fluent I am in Japanese. How's your Japanese doing? Picking up a lot? I found that when I went over there, I got choked up when I tried to speak, because asking for directions would pretty much be the equivalent of going up to someone in America and saying "Why, hello, Mr. Older Gentleman, could you please kindly point me in the nearest direction of the ramen store, please? Thank you so very much, I appreciate your help in these matters." I was taught really formal Japanese. It made it awkward. Why did you choose Kyoto over Tokyo? Was it even a choice?