Yuna_Firerose

I have to agree, since when was hentia on saturday mornings? Since March of 2002...where you been maaan I wake up at noon. Anyway back to topic, did Coolio play Prince in this movie? From what I can tell, no. Just an imitation.

These comparisons are lost on me, considering I don't watch any of the shows. Coolio as 'Administration Formerly Known as Principal' was kind of amusing in a corny way.

I have to agree, since when was hentia on saturday mornings? Idgiebay is honestly the most awesomenest artist when it comes to Todd/Kurt drawings. This is, of course, her latest, so I'm proudly displaying it. Not as disturbing as the Alan Cumming and Ian Mckellen pic, ja?

Holy fuck...I just learned about this via my [now dead] Stevie group. It was a total shock! Crash just suddenly...dead? It makes no sense whatsoever. Weren't Crash and Stevie, like, close friends? Geez....this sucks.

Least it's better than what I had before...

Football tackle? When did that happen...? If I'm not mistaken, I think RRR is referring to Spoiler (Highlight to Read): the scene where the football team tackled the old lady who was spoofing 'Never Been Kissed'. It was in the trailer, but I think it's in the deleted scenes. Yeah, he was awesome. Not many lines in the movie, but nonetheless awesome. Was the 'Beautiful Weirdo' played by the same actor who played the character in 'American Beauty'? In this fangirl's opinion, all three of those dudes were hot

I agree, hence the burning Grrr to typos, just grr. I meant to say it's not the pic itself that's disturbing, but what your mind is thinking. Interesting slash pairing, but quite illogical, mein freund.

*shrug* Never seen it. I just thought it was a cute line to use since the innocent pic affected ya so much. It's the pic itself that's disturbing, but what your mind is thinking. You, perv, you.

The Power of Suggestion....

...The same day Final Fantasy X-2 comes out. Cool

...Or having to perform a type of porn that they don't like. That'd be...amusing.

Oh, that would've definetly ruled! But, yeah, I thought the movie was pretty funny. The cliches they made fun of, the cheerleading try-outs, the characters...gold. Personally, my faves were the Wannabe and the Obsessed Best Friend...they were great. By the way, for those that have the DVD, how many took the quiz? And, if ya did, what was your score?

Oh for fuck's sake!

*note to self: Change name and buy a hot tub* You're not Scottish [to my knowledge anyway], nor pansexual. So..a change of name and the purchase of a hot tub would do you little good.

Scardey-cat. Nothin' wrong with a 70-something be shirtless.... Erm...uh...don't wanna know... I think it's just an innocent bath that some photographer took a picture of. I think Alan had to be in a hot tub, or some kind of hot water, to get all the blue makeup off. And Ian...*shrug* Just prolly joined him. Not that I blame him. If I had the chance to be in a hot tub with Alan Cumming, I'd definetly go for it!

Well, that's just sweet. We already covered the fact that it was her opinion, so why bring it up again?

Haved you played the demo yet? Not to sound judgemental or anything, but ya shouldn't say it'll be the 'game of the year' until you've actually played it. But, back on topic, yeah, I'll be broke. My sis is buying FF X-2 for me this weekend [it comes out on the fourth, if I'm not mistaken?] and on the 25th, I'll be buying X2: X-Men United. Not a game, but still...I'll be broke.

I think I made a post about it a loooong time ago. *shrug* They'll have a Christmas special episode where they visit the guys they made up. Sowwy, I don't have a pager ^.^ For anyone interested, there's an LiveJournal group for Queer Eye called....queereye.

Credit: Official Playstation Magazine [which I totally suggest buying] 'Real Emotion' went so well with that opening and I don't know how they could possibly change it. Even if they lip-sync it perfectly, I still think 'Real Emotion' was perfect. But, of course, I'll not judge something I haven't seen.

Credit: Official Playstation Magazine Cloud and Sephiroth return in a Final Fantasy...movie? As we reported last month, Square Enix was scheduled ot show Final Fantasy VII-2 at a Tokyo Game Show press conference. While we're pleased to say that a follow-up, titled Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children was shown, we were shocked to learn that the project isn't actually a game. At least in the traditional sense, it doesn't seem to be. Tetsuya Nomura, the character designer for Final Fantasy VII, strolled onto the stage with other members of Square Enix's product development division, along with the president of the company, Yoichi Wada. Then a movie played, showing Cloud racing on his motorcycle toward a dual-bladed enemy who bears a passing resemblence to Cloud's nemesis, Sephiroth. After a brief fight, the movie transitioned to a scene of Cloud at the beach, where he is overlooking what appears to be the old Shinra headquarters from the first area in Final Fantasy VII. But perhaps the best scene from the two minute clip features an unknown character kneeling in front of a cloaked man sitting in a chair. Just as he reaches out to touch the man's hand, the film cuts to a stylized version of Sephiroth's infamous attack on Nibelheim. Beyond what was shown at TGS, Square Enix has revealed few details, except that Advent Children will take place two years after the events that transpired in the game and the film will be approximately 60 minutes long. At TGS, Senior Vice President Yoshinori Kitase explained the motivation for the project. Nomura was initially approached about creating an offshoot of FFVII, just to please all the fans eager to know what happens next. The new product, though, won't come in the form of a game; Square Enix is calling it "visual content". Nomura decided this project would be interesting, so Square Enix assembled a staff consisting of members of the original FFVII team, as well as team members from other games in the series. "We wanted to make sure that we were successful," said Kitase. "So we gathered staff from Final Fantasy that were scattered across the company--we're confident it will be a success." As for the reason a game sequel wasn't made, Kitase siad it would have been too easy. Instead, Square wanted to try something new, something that would test it's skills. Interestingly, Senior Vice President Shinji Hashimoto repeatedly stressed that a specific release date is currently unknown for Advent Children. The company is also continuing to hold discussions on how to distribute the project, leading to speculation that DVD isn't the only format being considered [PSP, perhaps?]. The other possibility: Advent Children might be the world's most expensive teaser for a PS2 sequel.

It's just Sir Ian Mckellen and Alan Cumming in a hot tub. I'm guessing it took place during the shoot of X2...but I'm wondering, was it before or after they visited the neud beach? [Yes, that's a true fact]

How YOU doing? I'm doing just fine, thanks

I have to agree, although ff9 was the least offensive of the bunch, and CC just plain sucked. With that being said, what should Square and the other companies do to make an ideal RPG? I don't think there's anything such as an 'ideal RPG', since different fans have different opinions.

For those interested in hearing a sample of the FFX-2 intro in English, you can download it here. It's sung by Koda Kumi, and personally, I don't think it sounds that bad.