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I recall something for BlackBerrys that used SMS instead of data for IM. It was called Oz Messenger and may have been available for other platforms like Windows Mobile. Maybe they have a Symbian version.

But then later you realize it's all made up and he probably did it to himself 'cause he's so fucked up.

remember GSM is now using 3G, which is WCDMA, which is the same air interface as CDMA. so really in terms of radiation they are both the same exact thing. i would just look at the SAR rating for the exact phone you are using, which can be found in the full specs sheet usually. if you are...

please don't bait this retard, i really don't want to hear any more fail talk.

E71 is sooooo thin!!! :goodness:

bingo, you got it. I was thinking him or maybe Jeremy Irons. JI is older, but he pulled off the riddle thing during Die Hard III.

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Which one is bigger? Seems pointless to hide behind the smaller one.

Yea, I know. At least it gives a little HOPE. :D

T9's reputation does not fluctuate based on the vocabulary and spelling abilities of its users. There's no such things as poor T9 implementation, only poor usage of T9. :lol:

At least the N8 is confirmed(if it needed that). http://nds1.nds.nokia.com/uaprof/NN8-00r100-3G.xml If we are trying to find something good from nHD it's that it can make the device snappier rather than if it got wvga. I'm ok with nHD in 3.5", but with 4" it will start to show.

This is the talkback thread for "Madame Tutli-Putli" Filmmakers Adapt Sendak's "Higglety Pigglety Pop!". Anyone aware if "Madame Tutli-Putli" is available on dvd as a compilation? I've found the short film on dvd as a standalone for approx. $16. Worth the price for certain however still...

Lemme shed some light on that Doctor Who stuff for ya, being a huge fan myself. First, understand that BBC is to the UK what PBS is to us here in the good ol' USA...and unfortunately, because of it their budget is ultra tight..doesn't make 'em the smartest folks, though. Apparently, they were...

According too an email form TVShows on DVD, no Classic show DVD's are currently on LionsGate's schedule. This has me a little worried. Now is around the time we usually see a release.. If anyone wants too call Fred Wolf Films and find out the scoop, let me know

This is the talkback thread for "The Secret of NIMH": These Rats Deserve Better. What sucks is that this is a significant movie, but until MGM has money, it'll never have a good release. The first Terminator film is in the same boat, I believe.

Those were just examples. I just don't find it correct to brand something based on its presumed audience, especially when they specify immutable traits. Can you imagine the outrage if Japanese distributors called The Simpsons a "gaijin" show, or The Boondocks a "kurojin" cartoon?

Chowder... definitely Chowder. It had such fantastic production design, and they could've done so much with the basic premise of a idealistically sweet yet naive young boy in a bizzarely imaginative setting (which was so refreshing after so many rude and meanspirited protagonists in newer...

Even though Roger Rabbit and its followers (Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, and Bonkers) helped bring back the idea of a classic old-school cartoon, I'm beginning to think that these productions helped create a sort of stigma against them. Roger Rabbit, in particular, pioneered all of these weird ideas...

Even if Robin Williams hadn't had a contract dispute with Disney, I doubt he would have lent his voice to 86 episodes of the t.v. series with a fulltime film career. Not to mention the cost would have outragously high for someone like Robin Williams.

I watched Tripping the RIft when it was on, but really felt the same way about it that I felt about Drawn Together: that they had the chance to make an interesting show, but blew it with overly juvenile attempts at humor.