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While looking for a cheaper option for some sweet, sweet Lovecraft I came across this collection for e-readers http://cthulhuchick.com/free-complete-lovecraft-ebook-nook-kindle/ It looks pretty comprehensive and it's free so yay.

Was about to go buy this for Kindle but then... How does that make any sense?

The Attitude Era mode seems closer to what you find in MMA games such as UFC 3. They have the historical fight with a list of objectives and your goal is to complete those objectives. The added bonus here is that you'll get a whole storyline out of it instead of just one match.

The only midnight showing I've been to was for the last Harry Potter movie. It was a fun experience. Kids were dressing up, there were News crews everywhere. Once we got into the film it was actually pretty decent watching it with that kind of crowd. Normally I hate when people talk through movies or be obnoxious but normally the crowd's reaction was just a louder version of my own so I didn't really mind. (By louder I mean, if I laughed at something there would a loud crowd laugh or if something was sad [snape scene] then you'd hear people crying etc.) Obviously everyone enjoys things differently, though.

Oh man, that last scene was amazing. I was more crushed by the repeat of Joan's scene though. Holy hell.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmnEbbFxFb8

Watched Drive since everyone has been talking about it. It started out interestingly, then it got really slow, then shit hit the fan and all hell broke lose. I can understand why some people thought it was amazing and I thought it was pretty great but I wouldn't put it in my top ten or anything.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV1LWhNpTJU "It works on so many levels" "Barney's movie had heart, but Football In The Groin had a football in the groin."

Normally I'm alright with a show continuing on. One I have had a problem with though was the recent news that How I Met Your Mother was being renewed for two more seasons. That would bring it up to nine which is waaaaayyyy to long in my opinion.

Bee Sharps are great but seriously guys.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEZjzsnPhnw or No contest really.

"Save me Jebus!"

Dark Knight Rises Prologue:

Oh god, Simpson quotes have become part of my everyday speech. Soo many references. I answer the phone to "Ahoy-hoy" all the time and pretty much consistently answer with a whiny "YYYEEEEEESSSSSS?" whenever someone calls my name. "The blurst of times" comes up a lot with my friends and when someone stumbles over a word or can't spell something, someone is bound to say "Do-deca-hee-dron". "Shut Up. That's why" from the The Truman Show gag is used as a retort. I'm pretty sure I used to sing Nelson's "Joy to the World, the teacher's dead" song all the time as a kid. "Awww...He thinks he's people" is used for everything pet related as well. Man, now I want to watch Simpson episodes. EDIT: Also, "Ze Goggles! Zey do nothing!" is the best of quotes.

http://www.fishsticktheatre.com/TV/Community/S3/3x20/images/Community3x20_0325.jpg There also looks to be a Hyrulian shield there for Armour. Just one I noticed that wasn't mentioned.

Yeah, the "study room" had their desk and the vent shaft right there. As was said though, it helps to not look to much into it.

Maybe it's just because I don't hate the Transformers franchise as much as the rest of the internet but I think Avatar being 1st is a lot more depressing. It'd be depressing, but it's got kind of an excuse with it being the first real 3D film. I thought it was fairly overhyped, but the 3D was wonderful and for the technology alone I think I'm fine with it being that high up. I don't get the Avatar hate personally. Outside of being the first real 3D film (and still one of the only ones that used the technology well), it was a well-written and directed adventure film that took classic adventure and love stories, added many creative ideas and story elements and put it all together a neat and engaging package that was just all very well done. Avatar is also the only film in the Top 15 highest grossing movies of all time that is not based on a book, true story or an established brand/franchise. Yet people bash it for being unoriginal. Pocahontas and Fern Gully say hi. http://shaunlorrain.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/AvatarPocahontas-Plot.jpg I understand why Avatar is the highest grossing film of all time. The movie was inoffensive fun and had a cool gimmick attached to it (that has lost all luster now). The CGI was amazing and really was breath taking to watch. Original? No. Good movie? Yes. I still say that the film woudn't have done half as well if it didn't have the 3D attached to it though.

You're ignoring the obvious flaw that the game they play that was designed in....the 70's? has them start out in their study room.

I just went on a THPS soundtrack binge. This is a nostalgia hit.

I find it more strange that he left probably knowing that the fourth would be the last season. I don't see why he didn't stick with it for one final run and then devote whatever time he wanted to other shows.

The Dictator: Pretty hilarious. It's probably the best of Cohen's films. It has a coherent storyline and is a pretty good political satire.

I just want to add: Yowza.

The baby at the tag made that same sound as it leaves the room with the mother. Oh, and that ep was great.

Glad to see that Once Upon a Time is renewed. I honestly went into it thinking it would last a season and resolve so it was interesting when I caught the finale tonight and it ended on a cliffhanger. Also good to see Castle is renewed but that was pretty obvious. I need to find shows that are starting up, now that all the shows I *was* watching have ended. This Revolution one looks alright, might keep track of that.

Also the massive break they had in the middle of the season.