Recent content by East South Central L.A

keep the x10 its more up to date the milestone seem a bit old already unless you dont mind what device do you like.

osnap! Didn't even notice that! 95JEoEu4w3o

i wanted him to stumble and kind of fall and have an awkward landing and just get up like nothing happened.

Black Friday as in Thanksgiving?!

ytd htc stock up 157%. ytd nok stock down 21%.

you're thinking about it all wrong. yes they all use the same hardware more or less, so performance should be the same software-wise. however the features of each phone is what sets them apart. people pick up the 5800 for the music (could be for other things, but that's what it's made for), and...

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I'm really liking the Sentinel. Decent pickup, good top speed, much better handling than most of the sedans and way better than the sports cars. Now I need to find a tricked out mafia Sentinel

Manual says there's stainless steel (but no nickel) on the surface of the device. That's the only spot I could image that's metal.

That jazz montage had me rolling for the longest time. Steve trying to live out a lucid dream with some horrible consequences was horrifying but also amusing. The ending was also funny. Seeing Stan buried and then beating up Roger in the kitchen was a great end.

I have a feeling that if this show actually had been produced for Saturday mornings back when the movie was actually relevant, we'd have gotten a better final product.

I got it on DVD, actually. Very nice movie, especially since I'm a fan of the old Rankin/Bass specials based on The Hobbit and Return of the King. Fun bit of trivia: the animation studio, Topcraft, later went on to become Studio Ghibli.

It was never a movie I liked all the way through. But the animation was good. The question I have is the absence of CG. The smooth flow of the characters movement screamed CG.

That was pretty funny. I don't watch FX often, but I will try to watch this if it comes on. Hopefully they'll put it on Hulu or Fancast as well.

Well I guess "the Howie Scream" would be okay. After all, the Wilhelm Scream was named after a character who yelled it in "Charge at Feather River" (1953) and yet the first film to use that scream was "Distant Drums" (1951).