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The supermarket specials of Mars Bars and Razor Blades came in handy.

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World I was mostly scratching my head throughout. It had some really funny bits, but the pacing was incredibly off and made it feel a lot more boring than what was happening on screen should have allowed. I think it went a little overboard - after twenty minutes you're sort of used to it throwing curveballs at you and for the rest of the movie you stop being surprised at anything.

I don't live in Canada?

I was talking to a Chinese immigrant lately. He lives in Canada now, but he moved from China to Australia originally. Then he left Australia because, his words, "Australia's worse than China". I find it quite scary to hear that from someone who has lived in both places for many years. Maybe the western world needs to stop trying to save the poor asians everywhere and fix their own deep **** first.

Considering Dreamworks can put out superb animated flicks like this now, and Pixar is pushing Cars 2 now... I can officially declare the playing field between these two leveled. They both have the same potential for dreck and fantastic.

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If he just kills me out of nothing, it's not like I'll be able to regret it. Cancer or kidnappings scare me much more.

Word of mouth from a Chinese immigrant I know - China's about as communist as Fox News.

Yeah, I was quite surprised because everything before indicated that ZvT was unbalanced in the favor of T. Fuit Dealer (who before SC2 was known as a progamer called simply "Cool") did some nasty Baneling drops, a strategy now referred to as "Fruit Drops".

It's cause Kevin Smith is a terrible director. Great writer, but really terrible director. And usually, he writes what he directs. He didn't write Cop Out. Sometimes I think Kevin Smith should just write and produce and then let some other, more visually gifted director do the actual directing.

What does that mean? As I've heard, it makes "I Am Legend" seem like a faithful adaptation to the book.

I believe there's probably a truth to everything out there, but we sure as hell are never gonna know it and wasting time navelgazing about it is a collosal waste of time and life. As for origins, I've always wondered why there has to be one. Can't something just be without it having started?

By the Coen Brothers. They don't listen to questions. The Coens do whatever the heck they want, and with good reason. Plus, it's actually not a remake but a new adaptation, something the John Wayne movie failed to be.

I don't have to say that at all, unless you consider other things of that style and depth such as Neil Gaiman's novels as "harry potter type light reading".

This post wins the prize for usefulness.

Against the thread, but YESTERDAY I saw the Eels perform live in the Oosterpoort in Groningen. They rocked my socks off.

Somehow this strikes me as a bit of an understatement.

First time in the history of the internet that the "Arguing on the Internet" picture is actually useful seems to simultaneously be the first time in the history of the internet that no one posts it.

Yo.

Hydralisks were so much more useful in Brood War, where they were so much faster, on a lower tier, cheaper and could transition into Lurkers. They're now slow, hard to get to, and the Lurker's role has been taken over by the Baneling. Great if you have them around for anti-air, but unneccesary and the Mutas and Corrupters you probably have at that time are more effective.

I think that advantage is only minor in this case because the campaign plays so incredibly different from multiplayer. But I might be wrong.

Awesome! Are they now? I dunno, I'm not good enough to decide, but it seems to be the concencus that Terran are overpowered and Zerg are underpowered. This seems to be supported by how few Zerg players there are in higher levels. I'm just relaying what I got from people discussing it though, but it's being said that the problem is that the Terran can counter pretty much everything while the Zerg have at the most two or three plausible army compositions that can actually survive, and only if they're lucky.

I love following multiplayer, but I'm so bad at it I barely ever play it.

MasterAsia is a great Zerg player, it's so sad he said he might switch because the Zerg are so underpowered. EDIT: Oh wow! That is a fantastic game.