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You meant the Galaxy S2? Yeah, its some serious shiztbit. Like I mean like wow. The plans of the S2 coming to the US carriers are now coming into focus, though we seem to have one picture of a possible AT&T heading variant. The difference of the US versions vs. the international generic...

Philip Seymour Hoffman as the Penguin is who I'd like to see most.

Hey Ferny which is your favorite?

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If that's the case, then my expectations for this film have been cut in half. I really like the personalities of the TV Penguins more than the movies. I tried to watch the movies again recently, and the Penguins really do feel like different characters in the movie than the TV show.

Is it just me, or was Dale extra-unlikeable this time? The entire episode really set me off, although I admit I couldn't stop laughing when Dale just dropped Joesph off at that rich family's house.

Same. I found that it was an episode that was commonly played, mostly on TBS.

Yeah, that too! Though I'd rather have a cgi crossover than that. I think I lost you.

I lost a lot of respect for Disney after it bought the Muppets and Marvel. Why would it need those, if it was doing so well? I don't think Walt Disney would even think of buying stuff like that. The people running Disney now have forgotten that Disney used to mean something. It used to mean...

This is probably really simple, but I can't find the solution...Every time I have a data entry screen, the punctuation shift symbol shows up (the vertical line drawn upwards). Another "up line" doesn't get rid of it. What does? What does it mean? Thanks!

I was actually thinking more of ethnic or religious groups. Some of the "Let's Kill All the Jews" programming we hear about that comes out of the Middle East is not something I can get behind, no matter how well done. G. Wen also points out Bratz, which is a toy line that seems to encourage the...

I can think of a few more movies on that list that wouldn't really qualify for bombs, and I'm pretty sure Nightmare made enough money to make a profit. It cost less to make than Disney's animated movies at the time cost to make, and $50 mill was a decent amount at the time to earn.

Mine's kinda lame. (Peter and Lois are watching a movie) Lois: Oh, isn't this exciting? Peter: Yeah, I had a long yet boring career once. (Peter is seen shirtless banging a gong twice, the camera zooms in to the gong, and a message saying "It doesn't get more obscure than this" appears in...

I recall two Lucky Luke films available on VHS in the 80s: Daisy Town and The Ballad of the Daltons. I haven't seen them in forever, but I remember one being quite funny. If it's of Lucky Luke then I'm sold.

In article , "Jean B." wrote: We used to be able to get solid white tuna (actually solid, too), that was caught in Alaska and packaged and sold by local fishermen (they went to AK to fish, flash froze and canned) which had an ingredient list of: Tuna, Salt. The liquid in the can was all...