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on bluray I KINNOT FAWKING WAYT

"Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems, and when you're down, you never think you'll be up again, but life goes on."

same here, was disappointed.

The more I look into the N97, the more I'm intrigued by the integration of Nokia's own services. This phone really will make it or break it. N86 on the other hand - I dont knw where it's being positioned, considering N85 is still new.

N8 for the shooter. but it would be great if it also had the E7's screen and kb. can't have everything, i know.

Elaborate please? What do you actually refer to writing ''bla bla bla'' and ''hopeless people'' ? :befuddled

my 5800 came from Plainsfield, In

would the e71 work as a hspda modem?

How much more?? How about an n82 with US 3G, that would be a simple place to start, and while your at it, maybe give it a larger screen, maybe even a touchscreen.

In the episode when Homer gets a new mortgage to help out Moe, he pointed out the locale where the server is from . . . Virginia Beach, Virginia. Noteworthy Useless Fact: Although the Fox affiliate here, WVBT-43, is licensed for Virginia Beach, its main studios and operation facilities is in...

Mari Devon, Scott McNeil, Gary Chalk, Ian James Corlett, David Kaye... there's a whole bunch. Granted, most of them are in Vancouver and we're talking Canadian dubs and Canadian animation.

For example, all the kids from the 80's and 90's have now grown up. Yet for some reason, it seems like a lot of the 80's and 90's generation of kids still like both animation, videogames, and anime. Meanwhile, my parents who grew up in the 60's and 70's don't really care for cartoons, even...

I saw an ad for it last week after Regular Show.

There's one gag I don't get. Before the commercial, Jimbo, Kearney, and Dolph tie up Lisa and Juliet, but after the commercial, they're in lobster traps. Complete lack of continuity there.

Definitely early Homer Simpson as a very recognizable although comically exaggerated middle American dad from maybe one generation older then the time he premiered. And for all out funny stupidness, Billy's dad from the Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy.