1063: The Falcon Has Landed

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by Lanfear

Have you seen what that guy already has on the arm? The sleeve is super cool but artistically this would take up the level by a babillion

I love Elvis and his tattoo are awesome but the first one really looked like the ones that jail convicts do with hot needles and shoeshine...

[ihatethesooners]

Originally Posted by lattaland

If YOU had Leukemia, I too would vote for "sooner".

ZING!

[HumbleNarrator]

sorry - sounded to me like bears drinking bears. hawt!

[fluxquanta]

Originally Posted by Lanfear

Have you seen what that guy already has on the arm? The sleeve is super cool but artistically this would take up the level by a babillion

Good point. If Elvis likes it, and Chemda likes it, does my opinion even matter?

I shouldn't talk though -- the one tattoo I got ended up being quite shitty. Just waiting until I have money to spare to fix it up.

Originally Posted by ihatethesooners

ZING!

Should've seen it comin'...

[spanishyoyo]

YouTube - Bear in cooler

Bearbeerbearbeerbearbeerbearbeer...

[bluecrucial]

This made me wanna see Where The Wild Things Are:



Definitely not appropriate for children.

[MrBrit]

I read in an article the other day that the family had a reality-TV show in development, but the studio dropped it after the stunt.

Also, regarding the belief that our world is controlled by lizard people: this sounds a lot like the stuff that David Icke writes. He's a big, big conspiracy guy who thinks all the heads of government are actually alien lizard-people in disguise. He's actually popular among the paranoid conspiracy types.
http://www.google.com/search?q="David+Icke" [1,080,000 Google Hits]

For comparison, that's about four times as many google hits as you get when you google "Keith and the Girl".

From his website: "British author exposes the reptilian bloodline that rules the world. Learn the truth about many people, including the British Royals, ..."

I can't imagine how horrible it would be to actually believe that crap.

[Junior]

Paranormal Activity is, in fact, a good film. It's scary and that was its purpose. I don't see why the cost of a film has anything to do with how good it is going to be.

Also, Where The Wild Things Are is a great movie. I wouldn't bring anybody younger than 8 or so to it because it is scary at parts, but my mom (nearly 60) and I (21) enjoyed it quite a bit. I don't think we need to shelter kids from scary things. Think of Gremlins and The Goonies and all that stuff. My only reason for saying that I wouldn't bring anybody younger than 8 is that I don't think they would have the patience to sit through a film like this. It's not a bad thing (in fact, it's a good thing) to make smart films for a younger audience.

[Ansur]

As a resident in Colorado, I knew for sure the family was guilty when they announced their attorney was David Lane. He's a civil rights lawyer who represents lying scumbags to try and get them money. He goes on radio talkshows all the time to give his opinion on any case, and he chases TV cameras like other bad lawyers chase ambulances.

[as1eeponatrain]

i think the john and kate kids already have the reality tv market cornered on half white/half asian (?) kids... although, I guess they're not going to be on tv anymore, so....