Wow. Just WOW. #3 Skinhead was crazy. A skinless Nazi who lost his genitals but
kept the swastika on his cheek. And his father was a rabbi. What? That's as
crazy as #9 Hensi, the swastika-loving, blonde who goes to America after the
war, becomes a born-again Christian and then teaches elementary
Just thought I'd share this question with the group: What makes a
compelling supervillain? I'm counting down some of the most memorable --
and kick butt -- female super villains on my blog today. Check out the
list and let me know your thoughts in the comment section:
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--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, "Mr. Worf" wrote:
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> Yea that's the one that I was thinking of. Do you know what happened with
> the case? The last I heard people started a fund to help t
Interesting indeed. As someone noted in the article's comments, this isn't the
first time Top Model has done this. In fact, it's not even new in Hollywood or
in modeling.
Not saying it's "right" or "wrong." I just feel it's difficult to know where to
draw the line. When does something stop b
I remember that case. I think he has since been nicknamed the "Fancy Pants"
judge. The case was ridiculous; I found it disheartening that a judge was so
overly litigious, and that he was using his position to bully dry cleaners over
a pair of lost pants.
It's a shame that we mostly hear only a
I can't wait for Nina Assassin! I haven't seen Ong Bak, but this movie really
grabbed me from the first time I saw the trailer. I think it's the whole
"secret society" angle that appeals to me. Plus, I think it's amazing that the
actors did most (all?) of their own stunt work. There are Youtub
