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i realized i was hi-jacking another thread so i thought i would start my own topic.. one of my favorite movie scenes is the "to tip or not to tip" scene in reservoir dogs.
i don't care for all the blood in tarantino movies but he is, without a doubt, a genius.. .
Some from my all-time favorite. I couldn't choose one paticular clip. The entire movie is one long classic scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n0mgkaEGQc&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQEmyQwRdUo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNyl6gXLMLQ
i picked up a $2 book of 1950's short stories.
was reading one by poul anderson written in 1957 called "call me joe" and realised i was reading the script for avatar!.
i googled and see that many think cameron has ripped off this short story for his film.
I didn't. But don't let it prevent you from posting here
i was wondering.
not that i have anyone in mind (except for bane).
what motivates an active and zealous jehovah's witness to come to a website like this one and insult everyone for being apostates, et cetera?
All in all, most who come are people in doubt.
Well, if that's true, it's a good thing.
That's why I hope the WTBTS tightens it's grip. I hope disfellowshippings increase. If people can't or won't leave of their own accord, I hope they get booted out.
Whatever it takes
i was sorting through my favorite quotes tonight, and this one floated to the top:.
"fairy tales don't teach children that monsters exist.
children already know that monsters exist.
"the shadow is an intrinsic part of our inner selves"
I like that
i was wondering.
not that i have anyone in mind (except for bane).
what motivates an active and zealous jehovah's witness to come to a website like this one and insult everyone for being apostates, et cetera?
Ok, this discussion is about comic book characters?
Isn't it past your bedtimes?
i was wondering.
not that i have anyone in mind (except for bane).
what motivates an active and zealous jehovah's witness to come to a website like this one and insult everyone for being apostates, et cetera?
"First of all if I wanted DARTH BANE I would´ve chosen DARTH BANE. This is Bane from the Batman comics. Hugely muscled, cunning, and downright a genius. He broke the guy no one could break. I break apostates and eat them for breakfast. I out muscle, out cun, and out scripturize them at every turn"
See what I mean? No reason to get riled up. In fact, that shit is kinda funny.
Especially the "out cun" part. It made me giggle
i was wondering.
not that i have anyone in mind (except for bane).
what motivates an active and zealous jehovah's witness to come to a website like this one and insult everyone for being apostates, et cetera?
Personally, I don't understand the appeal of trying to provoke this Bane character. What good does it do? Do people get some kind of pleasure from it?
Really, it reminds me of the weak kid in the schoolyard at recess.
Gather around, push him down, watch him try to defend himself. He's a weakling. Watch him struggle. Humiliate him
Laugh at him, gang up on him, you'll all feel better about yourselves
Nope. Don't get it
or to be more specific genetics matter.
i just heard a story on npr about blood marrow donations among the black community, why it's so low and why it's desperately needed.
here's a few points that i thought were interesting about this issue:.
"there was no attitude but there is now"
Damn! God help me now
or to be more specific genetics matter.
i just heard a story on npr about blood marrow donations among the black community, why it's so low and why it's desperately needed.
here's a few points that i thought were interesting about this issue:.
Thank you, in spite of the attitude, Mrs. Jones.
the words "under god" were not included until 1954?.
that men, when not in uniform, should remove any non-religious headdress with their right hand and hold it at the left shoulder, the hand being over the heart?.
many facts about"the pledge of allegiance can be found here:.
"Did you know that:
The words "Under God" were not included until 1954?
That men, when not in uniform, should remove any non-religious headdress with their right hand and hold it at the left shoulder, the hand being over the heart?"
I knew it, except that up until my son's high-school graduation this year, I always thought that the hat was removed and placed over the heart. Now I know that the hat is held in the right hand and the right hand is placed over the heart, which puts the hat on the right shoulder.
