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http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/Movies/03/...e.ap/index.html

Both Extreme and Ultimate have the original director's cut. Ultimate also includes the rare "Sarah Connor as an old woman and John as a politician" ending as an extra.

Or how to draw average people in a way that makes them look like bodybuilders. Talk about over-muscled...

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/washingt...ct_requirement/ I didn't want to start a new thread on the Patriot Act, so here you go. (Also, I had a good time reading old threads in my search for one about the Patriot Act. The pro-Iraq War threads ALONE were worth the price of admission.)

The article's pretty short on detail about what's in the law. Here was my favorite part Why is it wrong to think this shouldn't continue? This man is paying paid starvation wages, and whoever is employing him is breaking a multitude of labor laws. I could care less if immigrants are ever "assimilated" into American society, but I'm against illegal immigration. My reason for wanting tighter borders is twofold: 1. Security. Sneaking into this country presents a huge loophole for terrorists to sneak into the U.S. Maybe I'm being paranoid, but there seems to be a huge risk in letting people in without even knowing who they are. 2. Economic. Companies are exploiting cheap illegal labor in defiance of labor laws, the tax code, and minimum wage laws to the detriment of the American worker. If we allow illegal immigration to continue, we might as well repeal our minimum wage, overtime, and income tax laws. These laws aren't being followed, and more and more people will begin violating them as this continues.

The vending machines are allowed because districts get kick-backs from snack food and soda companies. I'm sure cash-starved private schools get the same deal.

Yikes.

I just started watching this show. I shouldn't have listened to the people who bad-mouthed it when it originally debuted, because this show's funny as hell.

I'm calling for a moratorium on all Marvel cross-overs for at least 2 years. The stories aren't even that bad, but it just seems like asking their readers to follow one gigantic story every few months is tiresome. Didn't we just get finished with House of M? Enough already.

Thank you for posting that. Its sad to me that the only thing most people know about Islam comes from the barbaric "interpretations" that terrorists use to justify their insanity.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/03/25/...ssia/index.html

"Flight of the Valkyrie" owns my ass. I can't decide where its usage I found most amusing: Apocalypse Now, the Blue Brothers, or "What's Opera, Doc?". Kill da wabbit, indeed.

As did you. And we joined at roughly the same time too. Yeah, weird that. Early '03 was the time for good posters to join. Liar.

Technically, agnosticism is a form of atheism. Strictly speaking, an atheist is anyone who does not believe in a God or gods. An agnostic is someone who believes that it is impossible to know whether there is a God or gods. You can't believe in something if you think its impossible to know whether it exists or not. There are different levels of atheism. I disagree with this, mostly because I have a different definition of atheism. To me, an atheist is someone who denies the existence of a god or gods. You can claim it's impossible to determine whether a god exists without stating flat-out that there is no such being. That's technically considered antitheism (which is also a form of atheism) or positive atheism.

I once got a blowjob during a screening of "Mumford". Yes, in case you couldn't tell by the choice of movie, the theater was empty.

<---Another happy Toyota owner. I've had mine for 6 years (110,000 miles) and the only problem I've ever had with it was the A/C.

Technically, agnosticism is a form of atheism. Strictly speaking, an atheist is anyone who does not believe in a God or gods. An agnostic is someone who believes that it is impossible to know whether there is a God or gods. You can't believe in something if you think its impossible to know whether it exists or not. There are different levels of atheism.

I own Ultimate Edition because of the extras, and it has the theatrical cut (which I think Cameron actually said he preferred on the Extreme Edition DVD commentary).

Well let me tell you, when Christ hits 88 miles per hour...we're going to see some serious shit.

The first couple of seasons had real people and they were all BORING!!! Jon from LA sat on the couch watching tv all day while drinking Kool Aid. Judd from from San Fran whined about how he couldn't get with girls and wished he had the ugly Japanese chick. Real World London was probably the most uneventful season of them all. To say that they glorify drinking is not really true. This season they show that blonde chick getting drunk and she gets all emotional and breaks down. Pedro and Puck from season 3 (the one with Judd) were definitely not boring. Yes, Jon (season 2) was a dullard, but everyone in the house was more interesting than him. I generally only watch this show for the women. The only seasons I've watched all-the-way through were the second New York (Coral of "big ol' titties" fame), Seattle (Lindsey and Janet), Los Angeles (Irene), and San Francisco (Rachel).

“Sharing their vision of American society” could mean virtually anything, though.

Huh? South Park debuted nine years ago (1997), therefore, its beginning its tenth year. 1997=1st year 1998=2nd year 1999=3rd year 2000=4th year 2001=5th year 2002=6th year 2003=7th year 2004=8th year 2005=9th year 2006=10th year

This town needs an enema. Speaking of things needing enemas... http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/03/21/gor...h.ap/index.html I'm only posting this because SOMEONE needed to throw his name out there.