it's not among my faves, but i agree that it explored an area that needed
exploring. I've often wondered if the only thing that would cure prejudice here
on Earth--is if we have an extraterrestial target to move the bigotry from each
other to aliens.
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I'm not saying that you or anyone else should run out and pick it up, even as a
rental. It's *not* a great movie, in *any* sense. It's pretty much an
over-the-top gross-out of a movie, good for stupid laughs and little else.
Hence, it drew my attention easily.
IMO, Keith, that's *exactly* what it would take, an ID4-type event to force
mankind to work together.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQUxw9aUVik
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how that therapy work for you? What did you learn?
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Dude was hilarious in Zoolander. He is the perfect Fox Mulder, which is a
blessing and a curse, I guess. I watched him play basketball once and remember
The problem with the entertainment industry is that it often
confuses adding multiple layers to 2 dimensional thinking with 3
dimensional thinking. This is why there is a huge falloff in
entertainment revenue, even though entertainment CONSUMPTION is high.
The lifeblood of the
You make a persuasive argument but so far the advertising as income
model has worked primarily for search engines and gossip sites. And
like all other media, what works for one is not going to work for
everyone. Google is striving. MSN (with all of Microsoft's muscle)is
struggling. Yahoo is
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iHdzr5Lg8vYnBMsPd7jYVzzAJk6QD92U3FA00
This ain't no jive, particle physics rap is a hit
EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Who says science doesn't turn people on? Kate
McAlpine is a rising star on YouTube for her rap performance - about
high-energy particle physics.
Anyone here live in, or have loved ones in, the areas currently ravaged by
storms: Mobile, Jackson, Shreveport, Baton Rouge, and of course, New Orleans?
If so, i hope they're doing okay. I lived through a big hurricane back in the
'80s in Houston, and it ain't no joke. I love violent weather in
Keith, I do have a friend who lives in Alabama. her 91-year-old mother is in
New Orleans now, refusing to leave. (She must have several angels and ministers
of grace defending her, because she stayed through Katrina. Lost her house, but
she hadn't lived in it for about a year, as she was
Hi SciFiNoir Family. This is a reminder to add your name to our group map that
lets members know in what cities other scifinoir members live. Most of you
probably live really close to other memers and do not even know it. This map
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First off, best wishes and prayers for all those affected by Gustav. It sounds
like it was not as bad as expected. Hope everyone survived okay.
As for the rest of the subject line, It's gotta be tough to be McCain right
about now and I for one couldn't be happier. All this on the tail of the
I'm with Martin on David Duchovny's acting style which 'flatline' describes to
a 'T...Also, though sex addiction sounds cute, it is no joke. Like with most
addictions and mental illnesses, people tend to think that you actually can
choose not the have such afflictions...I am no psychologist,
Okay, thoughts and prayers that way...
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From: Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Keith, I do have a friend who lives in Alabama. her 91-year-old mother is in
New Orleans now, refusing to leave. (She must have several angels and ministers
of grace defending
A transference of bigotry??? Guys, think about it...
-See that guy who looks like a cross between Elvis and P-Funk? He is Johnny
Ross.- From THE SIDE STREET CHRONICLES by C.W. Badie
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Worked wonders.
I learned that there were messages I'd grown up with that I had to
break...but they had become subliminal so I didn't even realize what
was happening. Everything down to my own self image had been
influenced by toxic messages I'd heard growing up. I'd People who
were
I didn't say it was good or desirable, just probably the only thing that could
reduce bigotry on our own planet quickly. People can band together in fear and
hatred to look over differences rendered small by a greater perceived threat. I
learned that way back on an ep of All in the Family, when
Indeed, Astro, understand I'm bothered by the concept. This was something I
said with sad regret, but which I believe to be true. I don't know that
humanity will get to the point of getting rid of prejudice anytime soon without
something catastrophic happeneing. Some think a near planetary
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