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oh thats all that they made better what lazy asses

The first closet homo got elected yesterday.

you should try it (in real life) haha, jk But now I'm intrigued

Sure they did. Why put in an expensive part when you can put in a cheap part and charge the same amount for the device? Makes perfect sense to me. The N95, aside from Nokia's uber-popular pre-2003 monochrome phones, was by far and away their most successful device and have only tried to mimic...

hehe, the X1 and the G1 ain't shhhh compared to the N97 ;)

I see, well it seems it does include all of the bands.

yeah there isn't a thread about this on the first page

Actually I wasn't. I was stating that the way you unlock is the same way to lock menu-then bottom left key. However I didn't know that menu-asterisk worked as well. :2thumbs: Thanks for posting that! :buddies:

Seems cartoons are starting to hit a decline lately... so Id love to see some of the following: The NEW Galaxy Rangers! New Robotech a SERIOUS battletech series Maybe a new star trek cartoon based on after nemesis or between next gen and TOS. New Justice League Unlimited Some new marvel...

Yes, very well put! (applause)

Be warned though, its not for younger viewers. So, you'll have to be 18 or older to see it.

I remember one of the Simpsons opening couch gags had Fry dropping onto the couch with Homer, Marge, Lisa and Maggie via the transport tubes they used on Futurama. It then corrected by pulling Fry back up and dropping Bart in his place. :)

The days of cartoons on network TV is on life support. Unless it is some sort of E/I show. That being said...is it really that much of a risk for cable (Nick, Disney, and CN) to recreate the network schedule of NEW episodes? Back in the day it worked this way: 7-8:30am (although some channels...

Sorry, my bad. After reading both posts at the same time, I now understand. I am really sorry. I didn't get a good look at it the first time. However, the position I have expressed in the rest of my post still stands.

Actually, it was MUCH better than Ratatouille. Of the animated movies I saw this year, my rankings are: 1. Meet the Robinsons 2. Bee Movie 3. Surf's Up 4. Ratatouille The people who thought it was terrible just didn't get the humor. It was way too sophisticated for most people. There's a...

I don't know if this counts, either, but in Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983), Bad Pete (formerly Peg Leg Pete) appears as the Ghost of Christmas Future. He isn't defeated because he basically represents a force which can't be defeated: death itself.

There's always been a fine line with stories of legend and putting a new spin on them for me. Here's how I feel: When you portray a legend that has long following of stories and intend for your work to be high impact and hit a wide audience, you have a duty to ensure your version of that legend...

There's also the Bolognius Maximus episode, where they have to find a cure for the bolognification. "Mortal enemies working together for the common good!"

How about animated movie versions of these Broadway musicals: * Cats * Avenue Q * The 25th. Annual Putham County Spelling Bee * You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown * Snoopy, the Musical * It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman * A Year With Frog and Toad * Bark! * Honk! * Joseph and the Amazing...

Ninja Turtles, He-Man, W.I.T.C.H., just to name a few. Though I agree, kids cartoons don't have to write to the lowest common denominator; as these shows have shown us. I think I was spoiled by these types of shows, though, because I've yet to find a cartoon I turly enjoyed since W.I.T.C.H...