Fierce_LiNk

Graphic Novels are probably more "me." I love Sin City. If there's ever a film based on Maus, I'll be there.

ReZ, I like you. I found you funny at the meet, and chuckled at the comments that you made. I'm not going to lie, I haven't laughed too often from any of your videos. Either this, or Comedy Rainbow. Butttt, I have watched all of these daily videos and most of your comedy rainbows, for support. It's not my sort of humour, but plenty of others like it, so I know you won't be too gutted to hear that. So, in short, although it isn't my thing, I will keep watching. FOR THE CAUSE!

I was watching The Fresh Prince this morning, and I was thinking the opposite of what you thought, Mr i of Paul. I still love it. It's a bit dated now, but it's still good viewing. One thing that really doesn't appeal to me is...Comic Book Films. I'm going to be in the minority with this, so I'm not expecting many to think the same as me. But I just can't stand them. Far too many. Also, far too many remakes or re-imagining of older franchises, like the Karate Kid film, the A-Team film. The cinema these days is filled with Comic Book films, lame comedies and remakes. That is why I appreciate it when I do go, because it's usually something I value seeing.

I didn't seem to have the option to do that... I had the option to transfer my photos, videos, and stuff to do with bookmarks/internet stuff. But didn't see a thing about contacts. I know I can bluetooth them over, but my laptop doesn't have that option.

I'm probably in the minority here, but I think this thread should be locked. It's served its purpose, and it's getting annoying as hell to read. We know which threads we/people/others want back, and I'm sure the staff are tired of reading the same three posts reworded over and over. What purpose does it serve now? I think most people have shared their views.

Hahahahahah. I have thought about that at least once a week since I was a teenager. I still have no idea how that works. On any level. HOW?! TELL ME!

With the UK and USA ads, you see two examples of voice-overs. One from a narrator, and one from the main character. The UK advert with the narrator just doesn't work. The USA ad seemed more edgy, more dramatic and intense. If I didn't know about the game, I would be more inclined to buy it from the USA advert than the UK one.

Thanks Ine and guys for the help. She's pretty much done all the talking for me, whilst I've been travelling home today, hehe. Yeah, I took the simcard out and turned the phone on, but could only view a demo. I couldn't actually use the phone at all, not even with the USB cable plugged in. I've saved my contacts to the simcard, but I'm a tiny bit worried that they may get erased if I'm fiddling with formatting and stuff. I'm knackered tonight, so I'll give it a try tomorrow. Thanks for all your help.

Guilty pleasures, eh? I like trashy tv, in the style of America's/Britain's next top model. I'll put it on, eat some toast, and stare at the pretty ladies as they fight to be declared the hottest. So, I'll watch it, preferably with some friends, and we'll laugh. Hmm, maybe it's not a guilty pleasure, since I'm laughing at it? Lamebook is a guilty pleasure of mine. I know most of the statuses and updates on there are sucky, but I laugh everytime. B-Movies, especially Science-Fiction films. The lower the budget, the better! I watched a film about a Volcano the other Month with my Mum, and it was simultaneously the worst and the best thing I have ever seen in my life.

Cillian Murphy Michael Biehn ZIDANE The last one is not so much for looks, but because I was such a huge fan of the guy as a kid, especially during his Juventus days. Honourable mentions go to Eric Bana, Bill Murray and David Duchovny.

Was your mother Linda Hamilton by any chance? I actually want a zombie-fight now. Any excuse to let out some manly aggression. ARRRRR.

Haha, you really should have seen my moment of revelation earlier. Like I mentioned, I tune out, so I'm thinking about something else. Today, I was actually paying more attention to my hands and thought "Oh my, I'm a scruncher!" I sometimes spell words when I pee, or made patterns. I didn't realise that for a very long time, until I had another revelation moment.

Fuck yeah, I've thought about this a lot. Since watching the first Night of the Living Dead film. I'm not an overly violent person. But, I wouldn't let an army of sissy zombies stand in my way of life. I'd attack them with books if I needed to. Throw them at the buggers. The important thing is to always have a way to escape. If you walk into a room, look for the exits. If you're on a street, look at where the roads lead off to. Also, know when to run and when to fight. I'd also probably look for some of my friends, or family. Especially my brother, as he's quite a biggish lad. He would come useful in the war on zombies. Strength in numbers. We would need a vehicle of some sort, to move about in. I have a car, so I'd take that. But realistically we'd need a few more, or maybe a BUS! I'm getting carried away here.

I find it a bit awkward to communicate to someone over emails. It doesn't seem to flow as well, because you might send a long email with quite a few paragraphs addressing different things, and replying to those points can be quite tiring. Plus, you may have to wait hours, or even days for a reply. MSN is simple, so I like it. You just sign on whenever you want, plus you're not obliged to send a reply straight away. It really depends who you're talking to. Some people may want a reply straight away, but with others you could talk to them whilst doing something else at the same time. Its a good communication tool, and I like it because it seems to run without many issues or problems. Facebook chat on the other hand is complete arse. If somebody I have on MSN starts talking to me on Facebook, I'll tell them to switch over to the other one. Its glitchy, slow, annoying...I hate it. There's not a law that you have to have MSN. Its just a nice way of keeping in contact with someone. I like it, although I pretty much only talk to a few people. Nowadays I'm usually doing something, like work, so its nice to have a window open with somebody keeping you company.

The home delivery stuff is good, as both my parents are ooooolder than the sky. So, its good for them, they can order the stuff online or whatever and then just wait for it to get home. This new system is also pretty good. I have a car now and my brother has one, so it means we could pop down to the store sometime and collect the stuff. Plus, I can imagine it being hell trekking around the store armed with children, or an old person. Its another option, and options are always good. I like to actually go around the supermarket myself, I find food shopping fun. But, on the days where I'm uber busy, I might use this.

Ignore her, Moogle. She is a crisps Nazi. She doesn't know our British ways. Long live Salt and Vinegaaaaar.

Happy Birthday, MollyMon. Leiiiiiaaaa.

You're a disgrace to your people!

Hiralious. So yes, its one of those moments where you don't have to make conversation. Therefore, peace.

I feel bad for Nani because he looked good when he came on. Bought some pace and skill to that left side. Yeah, its early days, still. Very early! I'm glad we won't need to go there for another year, at least in the league anyway. Hate playing them. You never know with them.

I've lost count over how many times Haden has asked me, hehe. I feel bad turning him down. I wouldn't be able to commit to it. I'll see where I am for the next one and see what I can do then. Got a busy year ahead, new job and moving.

In one way, its good to go there and get something. In another way, having the lead twice and losing it both times is disappointing.

Wish he was 10 years younger. :p We've lost there for two years running, so to get a point is something. But still, you'd think that after Scholes' goal that United would have just seen it through. Comparisons will obviously be made to Chelsea (their performances from this season and last) and how they score goals for fun. We fiddled around too much in midfield, too many touches where we need penetration.

How can people skip breakfast? If I had little or no breakfast, then I'd be a moody bastard for the rest of the day.

The penalty was harshly given, but look at where Duff's arms were. Asking for trouble. The penalty should have been given against Vidic, the ref got that one wrong. Too many echoes of last year's game against Burnley. A poor penalty, poor defensive display, and letting the other team into the game.