Recent content by kazandrew2

Hi Guys, Thanks for the great service. This is exactly what I was looking for; I am not too fond of needing to have Fring or Nimbuzz autolaunch each time I power on the phone, and your solution allows me to use the built-in IM client on the N85. :) Built-in IM client on the N85? Yes, I said...

I"m close to 70 I think

ha...i knew you would get it b4 me...being the poor student that i am...ill wait till june 23rd...eagerly awaiting your review mate... :buddies:

Next president will be white.

Big question now is when will nokiausa.com ship?

i didn't blink/breathe or cough once. i didnt hear that...you're just a freak like me part. WaIR9dAZRR0

Lol, I didnt have a reason to?

Yeah that'll probably be a refresh of the X6.

-Fine... forget then :P I am now on the 49th page... -I'm greatly debating between white and black... hopefully more videos will be releashed in the near future, hopefully in full HD -And no Blaxx, it is not JULY yet :P (But apparently... something is saying we might have to wait just for MAY...

The Galaxy Tab is super epic. Some iPhone apps are also available. It's easy to work with!

I love that episode, I think it got rated one of, if not the top south park episode, Cartman will and always get back his revenge.

Oh yes, she's lovely and cool. And so is the film. It's like the Renaissance never died; it simply stored itself in a cryogenic preservation chamber until CGI animation was sufficiently advanced to convey the pure wonder of this story.

American Dragon: Jake Long would have been more popular had it been introduced in the late 90's when extreme sports were more "the rage". But there are other elements that make it good...

I think it's different for Disney's live action films as opposed to their animated projects, it seems that in their life action films like Pirates of the Caribbean they don't mind using death in a more mature way, but with their animated projects they seem to protect death scenes and make them...

Of course. It's kind of like how Stan Lee is credited with creating the Marvel Universe, though it wouldn't be visualized without the collective art talents of Ditko and Kirby. Andy Heyward is credited as A creator not THE creator of Inspector Gadget, unlike Bill Finger, who created Robin, The...