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Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 4 Aug 12

Let me preface this by saying that this was not a terrible movie, that I know people worked hard on it and did a good job, and that, as someone who has never made a movie, I am in no position to judge. But honestly, did anyone...

batman

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Shannonymous Oh, I don't mind the ending. I really hope they do try a Robin movie. And the one twist you mention was a good one. But the way they...let's see, how do I say this without spoiling...the way they treat Bane towards the end was downright disappointing and even...

4 Aug 12

debrakcarey @debrakcarey (19887) • United States 30 Apr 12

Sutter Union High School brought in a speaker to speak about bullying. What they got was a profanity laced attack on Christians and the Bible. Students were so turned off by this many of them did what you should do when...

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Shannonymous I didn't say "most," I said "many." Otherwise, I think we're agreeing.

12 May 12

jhustinian @jhustinian (612) • Philippines 12 May 12

What I mean is marriage between two family-related persons. I was really confused when I was a child when I saw a European-themed cartoon, wherein the younger sister of the boy keeps insisting on marrying him when they grow up....

marriage relationship family

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Shannonymous No problem, it was a thoughtful question and deserved a likewise answer. =) Whenever something's considered "just immoral," I always try to discover the reason behind it. Morality is a human concept, not a concrete thing, so it's always interesting to learn...

12 May 12

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Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 12 May 12

When I get back from the store, I'm planning to cook up a couple of artichokes. I've got a vague idea of what to do to make them just like mom used to, but I'm sure it will involve a lot of Howto.com and guessing. So what do you...

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Shannonymous Interesting! I never think to use the microwave for fresh veggies, but I've seen it work.

12 May 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 11 May 12

Most people have to write sometimes for work, or school, or to make money or to stay in touch with people. But then there are those of us who write just because we want to, and need to, and because it's fun. We might want to be...

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Shannonymous That does sound stressful. Whenever I do try blogs, I try to make them about specific topics because I'm afraid of talking about people I know. XD

12 May 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 12 May 12

I finally just watched this unique horror film last night. Really enjoyed it, from start to finish. If you're a fan of the typical American slasher, you'll probably be thrown off by the slow pace, but it does have some truly...

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Shannonymous Oh good, then I'll look forward to seeing the remake. If you're a movie fan, I'd recommend getting just the online subscription to Netflix to see this movie. It's less than 10$ a month, and that way the makers of the movie get some financial support from...

12 May 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 11 May 12

I've always loved the idea of having a pen-pal, but I can never keep up with writing back to them. I'm not sure why: as a kid I continued writing to my friend in Germany for years, but I suppose now I don't have the time. Either I...

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Shannonymous Interesting. I also looked into that briefly, but I never actually went through with it. As fascinating as I might find the exchange, I realized they probably wouldn't want to talk much about their crime or prison time. And beyond that, what if we had no...

12 May 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 26 Apr 12

I was sad to see that only one person has ever brought up Twin Peaks on this site, and it was five years ago! Anyone ever actually watch this crazy show? It was created in part by David Lynch, and if you know anything about him,...

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Shannonymous Agreed. A lot of the second season is too soap-opera-ish, and not as surreal as I'd been hoping.

11 May 12

videnom @videnom (98) • Romania 10 May 12

Is there someone that read the book?What impression left you?How do you think your portrait painting will look like?

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Shannonymous Agree completely with droffee; it's great how Wilde can inject his own philosophy and tastes into things without sacrificing character.

11 May 12

lady Di @lady1993 (27224) • Philippines 29 Apr 12

i was just about to watch Zoolander again, the one starring ben Stiller- remembering how i loved that movie and then i read about this coming zoolander 2.. i am quite excited about it, but why make it so late..it has...

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Shannonymous I believe it was a School for Kids Who Can't Read Good (And Want to Do Other Stuff Good Too). XD

30 Apr 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 29 Apr 12

Assume you keep your human brain but must live in the body of an animal for the rest of your life. Don't worry about life expectancy, but solely based on the way the animal lives, what would you like to be? A lot of people say...

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Shannonymous I agree. I loved the idea of Patronuses, and was definitely envious of Hermione's otter. That would be a second choice for me, probably.

30 Apr 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 29 Apr 12

Assume you keep your human brain but must live in the body of an animal for the rest of your life. Don't worry about life expectancy, but solely based on the way the animal lives, what would you like to be? A lot of people say...

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Shannonymous Interesting response, never would have thought of that! But it's true, whenever I see a gecko, they seem to be taking it pretty easy. Usually just chilling on my hotel room ceiling, eatin' bugs.

30 Apr 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 29 Apr 12

The other day, I was talking to four other family members about fruits and veggies we enjoy. As such conversations often do, the topic turned to what is a fruit vs. what is a vegetable. As I usually do, I recited the biological,...

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Shannonymous I agree they're quite necessary to be healthy, however, I think fruits actually have less protein then pretty much any other food out there. I am on a limited-protein diet so I have to pay attention to these things.

30 Apr 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 29 Apr 12

The other day, I was talking to four other family members about fruits and veggies we enjoy. As such conversations often do, the topic turned to what is a fruit vs. what is a vegetable. As I usually do, I recited the biological,...

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Shannonymous This is closest to my definition: that a fruit is what the plant "intends" for you to eat, usually because it contains seeds that need an animal to spread them. Vegetables are other parts of the plant that we harvest even though they don't "want" is to (of...

30 Apr 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 29 Apr 12

I just have a little balcony, but I'm growing several pots of green beans and also trying to grow potato plants from sprouting potatoes. So what's in your garden or window-box? I'd be interested to see the number of people...

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Shannonymous Wow, that's great! Someday when I have a yard, that's the kind of garden I'd like. And I do really enjoy growing pumpkins; I love the big tangle of vines that can grow from just one seed. These are just white potatoes, sprouts from a potato I got at the...

30 Apr 12

stacilyn8812 @stacilyn8812 (61) • United States 29 Apr 12

I found out how to up load pictures but I don't know how to make it my picture rather then the default picture that is on there. Help me please

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Shannonymous Great, and cute lil baby!

29 Apr 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 29 Apr 12

Assume you keep your human brain but must live in the body of an animal for the rest of your life. Don't worry about life expectancy, but solely based on the way the animal lives, what would you like to be? A lot of people say...

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Shannonymous Honestly, I did also consider grizzlies because of their omnivorousness and general awesomeness. Their life must be pretty sweet, comparatively.

29 Apr 12

Shannonymous @Shannonymous (108) • United States 29 Apr 12

Assume you keep your human brain but must live in the body of an animal for the rest of your life. Don't worry about life expectancy, but solely based on the way the animal lives, what would you like to be? A lot of people say...

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Shannonymous I agree they're beautiful, and the flight pattern seems very relaxing, but I don't know if I want to live as one. I see too many get eaten by birds. =)

29 Apr 12

ShepherdSpy @ShepherdSpy (8544) • Omagh, Northern Ireland 29 Apr 12

NEVER cheat on a Dentist! I was reading a news article about a Female Dentist in Poland,whose (Now very Much Ex!) B/F had cheated on Her and Left Her for another.. And then somehow thought He'd be OK going to see her as a...

nothing but the teeth

the tooth

the whole tooth

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Shannonymous Honestly, this response really disturbs me. Like Forever said, would you feel the same way if it was a man who was cheated on? Revenge just lowers the victim to the original offender's level and makes them unsympatethic, especially if the original offense...

29 Apr 12

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