well, he has vary astute financing models for his movies, and I think that is a credit (sic!) to him. Also, I watched Bloodrayne once on DVD, and it was less bad than I had expected.

Looks more like a raspberry to me.

What's with the sensationalist title? He isn't very much in action, he is parking a car and walking down a street. Might as well have been sitting on a loo and dropping a deuce. Also, I completely agree on the "deranged bastard" part, but I wouldn't really consider that a necessary part of an article.

does that also show? I couldn't see any of that in the photos.

It's Boll, folks, Uwe Boll.

and she saw that after she turned away from him. That woman's vision is fantastic.

(ok, chide me for stating the obvious) Fuckable?

hmmm, ok, I missed the part where she was suspected to anaesthesize her kid with chloroform. My bad. Not so versed in pop culture.

Hmm, anaesthesia implies that they can be woken up again, not that they are bludgeoned to death.

So, Google's search engine is using Perl? Who woulda thunk.

That is very nice to hear. Maybe Apple also gets a little bit more serious about Ink, which, according to rumours, has also been in their OS for half an eternity, though never seriously been used.

stylus-based handwriting recognition? Sign me up.

now, here is an idea: why not anaesthesize all kids age < 6, put them in a plastic box and transport them where they transport pets?

<3ed because of the babies AND the scentless angle.

Master Buckaroo is a wise man. My one handed applause is assured.

What's the problem with buying a new drive? New 1 TB 2.5" drives start at 90 euros. As long as there are no hardware requirements for you to buy a new machine (for me last time it was that the latest versions of Logic and FinalCut needed an Intel processor, and I had the last notebook with a PowerPC) don't make the…

;-) well played.

well, maybe not...

it is also missing a dash

yeah, unfortunately. Self-realization comes from acknowledging that you look like shite and thus can refrain from trying to convince the rest of the world from the opposite in the future.