We need a new word to accurately convey the bloated movie / movie series conceived exclusively to squeeze every last cent out of 'fans'. I'm generally wary of portmanteaus and adding *ings, but here it goes... Twihobbiting.

Cut out the cups of a paper egg carton.

If we tie "good behavior" to education of some kind, we'd see a jump in thirsty horses.

I had the fried beer. I wasn't told to eat it in one bite. First try and all the beer spilled out and down my chin. The salty pretzel flavor was good. 3/5 stars.

I wonder how this works on resumes (CVs).

Dang babies.

depends on the job I'd say. For the electronic format leave it basic. Once you have the interview, take in a classy resume, with rich text and thick paper. Also, use rezscore.com. It's helpful.

Don't describe your job. Tell a small story where you're the hero of each bullet point.

Also, update your resume regularly, so it doesn't seem unnatural.

Facecrack. I like that.

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Agreed. There's 7 billion (7,000,000,000) people on the planet. All it takes for something to be a thing is about 5 people. Then it's gonna take off. The funny thing is that each person can decide for it to be a thing quite independently and separately.

We've too few mythical animal names in professional sports. And now there seems to be naming teams after concepts, Colorado Crush, as an example. If not the Hippogriff, then Dragons, Chimera or Hydra.

Before you plug it into the glorious Interwebz, change the default admin password (same goes for home routers) and default computer name and install good antivirus/malware and antispyware and/or PeerBlocker.

The PSTools and entire Sysinternals Suite have great features. From PSInfo to PSPing, you can get really useful data from these tools. Check them out.

Also, not every location allows on-site shoots. Often for security, cultural reasons. Like the White House (Independence Day), Vatican City (Davinci Code) and Naboo (Phantom Menace). Sometimes it's just to hard to get the right permits.

I went to a movie theater and after getting my ticket the clerk said,"Enjoy your movie."