Also because dogs only develop to the mental stage of a 10 to 30 day old wolf puppy. This means that mentally dogs never become adults, which allows humans to be able to tell a dog what to do because dogs want to please us.

Written as from the purely linguistic/aesthetic standpoint? I think that it is Shadow of the Wind. Carlos Ruin Zafon shows some truly extraordinary control over language there. It's pure flow and pleasure to read from linguistic standpoint if not for the over-the-top plot itself.

More like the epithomy of postcard scribbling.

Yeah right, because otherwise they can go from 0 to 60 in seconds.

All that matters is what creators say in the game, not what you guess their motivation is for saying it — just as all that matters to criticism is what's in the movie, not what you imagine the filmmakers' intentions were. Is it there, or not? If it is, it can be talked about. If it isn't, when where's the evidence?…

Riiight...

Just stop it.

No it's not. *SPOILERS* Once the clone returned to the earth he started giving evidence of what happened and Lunar Industries stocks have slipped a further 32% after accusations.

On of the best movies I've seen in a very long time. The news report audio that is played over the final few seconds of the film has a reporter saying: "Clone 6, the clone of Sam Bell, has been giving evidence..."

Please, just be careful what you say. You basically just said you're scared of bicyclists because they are easier to kill.

Thank you for your opinion. Believe me when I say with confidence verging on certainity that a vast majority of bicyclist don't wanna die killed by a car and they do everything to avoid it. The article states following facts: 1) bikes are less dangerous than cars 2) bikes are more vulnerable 3) accidents are caused by…

It was more of a slight annoyance to be so confined before getting out in to the world than really hard really.

Maybe because they're no longer "tracked" since there's no need to - it would just be distracting.

Van Helsing?

Colin McRae Rally 2. I was invincible. Once I learned to do power slides, anticipate corners and almost never used breaks and generally be fearless I beat my friends everytime by margin of tens of seconds.

How do you think he started? ;) 29 miles in 1 day is still impressive.

I think that Gozer was causing the spirits of deceased to come out of Limbo, not from Heaven or Hell ;) Still, pretty impressive numbers.