EddieColeslaw

No. Looks girly and flimsy. You wear it ok though, so you should get it if you really like it.

I only watch extras if I really like the movie, really like the cast, really like the director or am interested to see how it was shot/made. Otherwise I can't be bothered...so far I've only watched the extras on The Dark Knight in my DVD collection...I only try to get special/bonus disc editions if I really like the movie. Your ideal world is the world before VCDs and DVDs were invented :p

We never really had scene kids either. Dublin just seems to be stuck with the Central Bank emos, haha.

I eliminated the word "regret" from my vocabulary because I think it's unhealthy. I choose to learn from what I've done and benefit from it rather than regretting.

*drools* Nice! I don't particularly like SGs, but the shiny black colour wins me over! How much was it? My brother's been pining for a Les Paul for a while.

From the poster, I thought it was something like District 9 (awesome movie), but the words "giant monster" in the trailer really put me off. I find it rather boring when movies are based around one monster, especially if they can't hide well and just barge in to kill people. I also hated Cloverfield. But the quoted part about how it's made makes me want to see it...

I can do the eye-shaking thing too! I should make a video

I was inexplicably given the nickname "Eddie" this semester, so I decided to roll with it! You never know, the person who got me the perfume might have been really misinformed and thought I was a girl instead of...a really effeminate guy?

My first picture and winter attire!

Their articles have been quite hit-or-miss recently, but that one was excellent. It seems that Diageo has been thwarted by SCIENCE!

I didn't expect anything this year, so I'm very pleased with my haul! - zebra fur pillow - earphones - Kodak mini video camera - L'Occitane mini rose set - Curious by Britney Spears - the little orange dude, whom I prompted named EDDIE JNR. He's my favourite gift!

MERRY CHRISTMAS, N-E!

Also appropriate: 5 Scientific Theories That Help Explain Santa To Smart Kids

What a whimsical present! Does it ever stop playing music? :p

In terms of PDA, I think a kiss or two in public is fine, but not prolonged face-eating sessions. I hate it when I'm taking a walk in the park and realise that I'm surrounded by people eating face. The voice thing also happens when people talk to babies and pets...

5 hours for me. Oh well, someone's gotta do it...

Me, please! I've been meaning to watch the Death Note movies for years but failed, I do know the main storyline and all of the characters though. Glad you're only loosely basing it on Death Note though, allows more room for creativity

Actually, a lot of countries don't "have" Santa Claus anyway, and whole countries of Santa-less children don't go demented because of it.

Usually when I have time to kill in airports, I draw, write and eat. A lot.

Nah, all of the 5 year olds would just shun Diageo Jnr and make him an outcast for spreading 'lies' about Santa not being real :p

You're an escaped convict?? Maybe we shouldn't talk anymore...

I would automatically say cremation for me because it's the tradition in my cultural background. Upon further consideration I don't really like the idea of my ashes being crammed into a pot and stuck into a cupboard-type space, so I'd like to be scattered in some beautiful place in nature I enjoyed (haven't found such a place yet). I like the thought of being totally freed and no one having to visit and tend to my grave and bring flowers and crap. I'd like everyone to move on and lead good, productive lives instead of mourning my grave (if they mourn at all). Though...would scattering ashes in open spaces be considered littering? :S

*died of laughter*

This means you want the new sprites, as you're lynching the original ones :p

I think this encapsulates Diageo's point perfectly. Just because he intends to teach his future kids in a different way doesn't mean he's evil. It's like how some parents send their kids to school, and some go for homeschooling. It's just a different way (not sure if that's a good analogy...). He's not forbidding them from having imagination, the only thing he won't play along with is the story of Santa Claus flying around in the sky dropping presents down people's chimneys. They're still going to get presents. Whether or not they turn out to be depressive or not doesn't depend solely on whether their parent played along with Santa Claus. Diageo, you do use a very serious tone sometimes, which automatically turns people against your argument (I've noticed in mafia games as well :p). Lighten up I just finished all of my Christmas shopping, and bought my parents gifts for them to give each other It's not that they're terrible at it, but they have no time outside of work (they're self-employed) these days to think about it