Poison Ivy is gunna be maddd attt youuuuu... tsk tsk plant killers.
Poison Ivy is gunna be maddd attt youuuuu... tsk tsk plant killers.
@crmurray04: I've never gotten +2 before, you've made my day, friend :P
@Savoy-Special: That had to be the most ridiculous part of the movie, for me... if I can even say that.
-You'd better get your ass in the closet, Snapdragon.
What's water? I only drink Brawndo the Thirst Mutilator.
@clockradio: That was a great interpretation of the noun "fraud" and the verb "to defraud."
@jetRink: Sir, if the government had been frauded, I would agree with you.
I'm not sure that offering kickbacks exemplifies the definition of "defraud" but I'm sure that the Justice Department knows how to, like, youse tha inglesh more good then me.
@Dogen: You're right. I know asians can have those super-overextending elbows that make it look like their arm is broken. But I see a spot that looks like a scar on her left shoulder. Probably part of a scar that circumvents her entire shoulder, no doubt from having laser-rocket-arm upgrade surgery. Wonder what…
@Omegastrider Has laser eye beams: Clearly they are fur-less sea otters...
That Microsoft mouse has some kind of weird wire-thing attached to it. What the hell is that?!
@Calrekabooki: And God doesn't fail twice.
@moetop: Dinosaurs are a hoax. Never happened.
@JrsyDevil's Advocate®: They were going for the eiffel tower but the timing was off.
@JabbaB: Yeh you're right. They probably just got bored and off'ed themselves...
@hvrock13: No, this is not how radiation works. Radioactive material that produces radiation upon decay is dangerous. Xrays will not stay with you, they are immediately absorbed.
@hvrock13: If you're talking about the gates you walk thru, adjacent to the xray baggage machine, then no, those do not use xrays at all. xray devices with real-time imaging are not low-powered like medical equipment. Just ask Marie Curie. I'd avoid this if you could ha ha.
I'm holding out for the iPod "Adhere" so I can cut earphone and iPods out of the mix. It's like a band-aid that you stick to your forehead that shuffles the songs when you slap yourself with and open palm. It makes your skull and teeth vibrate to the frequency of the music.
It's the iPod Neophyte. They are marketing to week-old infants with tiny digits capable of navigating the small screen. Dexterity may still be an issue. Get them hooked at a younger age.
I need race home to my XBox and get back to completing the tasks in Solar.