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It took me all of about 3 minutes after seeing my first episode of Avatar to wonder about the effect of waterbending on carbon-bags filled 80% with water. That and the possibilities of an airbender with the contents of someone's lungs.

Is it really so hard to imagine that someone besides Hama would actually try it?

The yellow eye shadow she's wearing makes me sad in my underwear.

Also....country. BLEARCHGHwhurkgack.

This will not tarnish my unrequited love for Felicia Day, however. She'd need to do something really abhorrent like badmouth the Baldur's Gate games before I kicked her to the (mental) curb.

How can you ruin a franchise when there is no franchise? It's just the one cool movie.

Granted, I find making a bunch of reboots/remakes annoying, but you can't ruin something that never existed to be ruined.

If you never read the book, then the first movie was not that bad.

The others were horrifyingly awful, however.

Best way to watch them is IV-V-VI. Fast forward over most Ewok scenes.

This is what I think of when I hear companion:

Nice bits with Adam Baldwin as well. I have trouble picturing him as the voice of Supes*, but the behind the scenes part was still nice.




*- It's hard for me to not see him as Jayne in all roles now, and I've been a fan of his since he popped up as the colonel in charge of area 51 in Independance Day.

Julian Glover was also the main bad guy (Walter Donovan) in the third Indiana Jones movie.

I used to like MiB, but after seeing it a few times, I came to realize how totally insulting it is towards the entire human species.

When J first becomes and agent, there's the tour, and part of the tour is showing how aliens all over earth are being monitored to make sure they stay in line. It's one thing to show the wierd school teacher from Saturn's moon, or Tony Robbins. Fruitcakes who don't really fit in can be aliens as much as they like.

But there were a lot of other people on that wall, like Spielberg, or Elvis (not visible there, but mentioned). Then there's the technology like velcro and CDs, all obtained via alien technology.

I greatly dislike how humans are basically treated as idiot vermin without any creativity or personality. We can't progress our own technology, and our highest echelon creative types aren't people at all, so apparently we can't pull that off either.

So, I don't watch MiB, and I don't intend on seeing MiB3.

Fur is murder, yo!

Ok, I caught up with my DVR and saw all 3 of the season finale episodes.


I have to say, Annie and Shirley in the blacksmith shop is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. I nearly choked to death because I was eating when the scene came up. Then I noticed Hilda's picture was on the back wall of the shop, and I knew bad things were afoot. I defy you to not love this scene: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&fe...&v=cFwnxHfCip0

Having Gus as the lawyer was just pure art.

SEVEN SEASONS AND TWO MOVIES!

No loss. This show was dead to me from the moment they killed off Magnus' daughter, who was really the only reason to watch.

Try 8-Bit Futurama on for size: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIceH8elvCs


But yes, I love Community. Especially Annie's Boobs. No, not the monkey.

Most people would also find vampires to be a bit sketchy, but there we go.

Anyway, it's mostly credit card fraud. In earlier seasons which you have not seen, one of the reasons they pop up on the FBI's radar screen is their penchant for commiting felonies by spending other people's money.

Credit card fraud, pool hustling for the most part.

I imagine some of the people they help occasionally chip in, and I'm certain they are not averse to rifling the wallets of people who get turned into vampires and such.

I can't decide what I like more:

Coulson waiting patiently on hold

or

Bouncy bounce.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LZCH...eature=related

The Hoff talking about natural selection, super-piranha taking over a waterpark, Ving Rhames with machine guns for legs, mutant wierd guy biting the heads off of fish, man eating fish living inside a woman and coming out during horizontal mambo?

This may well be the greatest movie ever made.

Also, pause the trailer at 1:36. *cough*

This tea is nothing more than hot leaf juice!