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I only had time to find 9 jokes. I'll try it again later, it is strangely addictive.

Safe for Work Trailer, little blood and little jiggle-boob for your viewing pleasure. Features: - Two new playable characters: Two n0ice birds with double E cushions, fighting faster than any man (except Ryo). - Additional 30 Stages for online Co-op mode - Fixed Camera - Fixed visuals - Fixed framerate - Ninja Dog mode for the pancies Finally a MAN-game that i can enjoy for the PS3.

Oh dear.

Like Zaalbar. He had more dept on the end of his hairy butt than all the characters in ME.

If i recall correctly, this is how it went: 1) "Original workprint", Scott's original idea, but hated by focusgroups. 2) "Original US theatrical release", Scott had little to do with it, and wasn't even originally aware of the voiceovers. Ford later revealed that he was "kicking and screaming" while being dragged into the studio to do the voiceovers. He hated it that much. 3) "International theatrical release", little do with Scott, more gore than the US theatrical version. 4) "Director's Cut", nothing to with Scott, Warner Bros just wanted to make some extra cash. 5) "Final Cut", completely remastered audio and video, some scenes where edited to and off. All done under Scott's direct supervision. My personal favourite as well. As you can see, he only had direct supervision of the original workprint and the final cut, the rest was done through other channels. I understand where Enoch is coming from. I however, loved Rutger's speech in the end, almost bringing a mantear out of me. I saw the dove as a cinematic effect rather than anything else, it might be seen as over the top, but i liked to symbolism of it. The story itself isn't that deep, true, but the other elements in the movie overshadows it completely. Like the theme, art design, cinematography, music and most importantly the idea and question on how to define humanity. This execution is excellent IMO.

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I guess i am the dirty bastard then. Cheers!

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Hum, maybe it comes from me not ever been to REAL uni-sex gym, and let alone to any gym in the last 10 years, but i find the whole "other people have been here, it is sweaty, yuck, yuck"-hapoola very metrosexual and silly. I am not talking about skipping basic personal hygiene, like showering before entering the pool or showing after lifting weights, i am pointing out that sweat is somehow icky now. What's next, men shaving their armpits in order to look good on the gym/beach? Pancies. No wonder that we have a generation of kids being allergic to almost any pet and having astma to boot. It is because of their parents being the worst fruitcakes of them all, destroying them emotionally and damaging their immune system as well. Whops, i went over the top with the rambling, sorry that you had to read all that.

Geto Boys - Damn it feels good to be a gangsta.

Yes. Uh? Aren't they the pinnacle of their genre(actiony-stealth-games)? If they are avarage, it would be really interesting if you would point out the very best that there is instead. Pretty please. With sugar and cherry on top.

You look weird with a new avatar! Haha. Well after 4 years of the same old avatar, the peop...I had enough. We, I, wanted som change, a change for the better. Letting the american come true, and stuff. Yeah.

After The Burial - Berzerker Sounds like Dragonforce's "Through Fire and Flames" on crack, as in "lets play as many notes and as little melody as possible in a very fast manner" Should be listened to with the volume up to 11.

Still stuck with Sun Tzu's "The Art of War". My life is too dull to find any practical use of it.

I thought you could only do the blue one... Maybe it was because my character was female. FemShep gets Liara or Kiaden DudeShep gets Liara or Ashley Umm, yeah, Kaidan may have... died... unfortunately You'll change your mind when you see her face again. The only thing in ME that "justifies" another playthrough is the crazy renegade dialogue. I remember accidentally hitting a scientist in the beginning and feeling really bad about it. Each to it's own, i guess. I had a hard time not hitting, killing or collargrabbing everyone i met. Except Wrex of course, he was cool. Yeah, cool in a "whaa my race is dieing and now I'm playing tough to hide my feelings" kind of way. In the concept of what Mass Effect tried to achieve, it was one of the few redeeming factors. One should not expect Luke Skywalker to have a deep conversation about determinism vs free will with Yoda in Star Wars either. One the major failings of Mass Effect was that, despite all the manly dialogue and alien a**-whooping, there wasn't room for any manly love on the Ebon...eh, Normandy. For example, i was so fooled that Kaiden would be the sole provider of many man-hugs and snuggle, that i let Ashley sacrifice herself for our evergrowing love. Sadly, i had to go pedo with the underaged & blue pure-blood instead, merely a hundred years old. I bet that my Shepard starts Mass Effect 2 by being filed for statutory rape in an Asari court. Gee thanks, Bioware.

You'll change your mind when you see her face again. The only thing in ME that "justifies" another playthrough is the crazy renegade dialogue. I remember accidentally hitting a scientist in the beginning and feeling really bad about it. Each to it's own, i guess. I had a hard time not hitting, killing or collargrabbing everyone i met. Except Wrex of course, he was cool.

It also a common fantasy among girls to have boys to fight over them. In the good 'ole days, it was usually settled by a duel. Girls love romantic stuff like that. Of course, being in a sweaty bar with silly customes and loud music can make the appearances seem less than civilized, but the main point still stands.

Blade Runner, The Final Cut. Much better than the theatrical release that i saw 15 years ago. This movie has become the essential Sci-fi movie for me.

Here's a good argument about what makes infinity a real 'infinity', and uncountable, by using laymans terms.