yea i was lucky enough to get those fancy doors.

did anyone really think that smell was beneficial to our health? anything that smells like chemicals USUALLY isn't recommended to be huffed.

surprised? no.

@ peaches: i guess that's why i was always told not to drink out of the hose..

you have to think of WHY gamers have a gripe with this, and it's not that it reduces their chances of "buffing the lobby" with images of smaller boobs-- it's the principle. i'm not into MMOs, but being a gamer, I know what fellow gamers like.. and that is NOT to change anything about the original graphics/animation. if all of a sudden they made a black mario, gamers would freak out. but then rev al sharpton would step in and say they were all racists because they rejected the idea of a black mario. but they wouldn't be racists at all because it's not that they have a problem with mario being black, it's that they have a problem with the re-animation of a classic character.

yes, i understand as games are enhanced and new versions are made, characters go through some kind of transformation. but their traits stay relatively the same.

of course, we all know that if this patching incident were the opposite by making the boobs bigger, nobody would have a problem with it...

i take sip, and you not mind, yes?

oh, and that kid in the video deserved to be yelled at. he was just provoking them, and being entirely inconsiderate and disrespectful. i don't care if he was just trying to be funny.. i think he hurt his case more than anything. you can't be stupid behind the wheel, no matter what your intentions are.

we had a group debate over this exact topic and the over-all consensus was that laws banning cell-phone usage is a) stupid, and b) nothing different from other distractions in the car. our professor told us that back in the 80s when car stareos were being installed in-factory, people reacted the same way as people are reacting to cell phones today. it's just another distraction and not an individual problem. yes, i do admit people on cell phones are sometimes dangerous on the road. but what i've found even more of a nuisance and danger to the road is soccer moms in minivans and the elderly.

moral of the story: distractions are dangerous, especially when driving! duh!

anyone else think these things are kinda stupid? i can't even listen to any of them without wanting to tear my ears off. it's like a dog-whistle..

i think this is a terrible idea.. first of all, it isn't recommended to allow your children to get used to watching videos/TV until the age of 6 because there are so many images presented at such a fast pace--they absorb all of it and pine for more at a VERY young age. second, aren't we trying to PREVENT children from having ADD/ADHD later on? though i don't think ADD/ADHD are legitimate disabilities, they are completely preventable. teach your kids to play, read, learn, experiment.. don't just stick them in front of the TV/computer screen because it's easy.. think about how these images influence them and realize THIS is what they believe to be entertainment. at least allow them to learn how to entertain themselves before you shove them in front of an inanimate object for the rest of their lives.

wanna keep showing your kids this stuff? be prepared for a life full of riddilin and psychiatrists telling you there's something "wrong" with your child. be prepared for lots of arguing when you tell your kids to go outside because they'll claim there's "nothing to do" out there. and then don't be surprised when they have trouble making friends/finding love because they didn't go out and socialize. go ahead-- put them in front of the computer. they don't know what "reality" is anway, and you're allowing them to stay in the dark. makes me fear for future generations.

i'm not too familiar with the guy because i canNOT watch faux news, but i'm glad he was held with high regard (as opposed to the rest of the hot-heads on there). it's always a shame when the good ones bite it before the evil ones do... they just seem to live forEVER!

and from that picture above, it doesn't look like he was all that healthy.. just because you can pass a stress/heart test doesn't mean you're healthy. i can pass a drug test, but that doesn't mean i'm clean. he most likely ate very poorly, maybe not in excess (obviously none of us know his diet), but just not the "right" foods. the heart diseases and colon problems these days aren't just caused by over-eating and genetics, but by all the processing commercial food goes through before we eat it. more preservatives = less real, which is difficult for you body to process because you should be eating REAL food. all that stuff just sticks to your insides, clogging practically everything. but it's a shame this dude bit the dust.. it's always terrible to lose someone and my heart goes out to his family.

has he ever kicked out a customer for laughing?

no shirts + no shoes + laughter = no service?

@hollywoodbob: that's exactly what i was thinking.. where has peoples' creativity gone? "Oh let's make all the old cartoons vamp'd up and super-fly for today's youth to enjoy because we don't have an ounce of creativity to write a new script!" hollywood has ruined the industry, and it all started when they began re-making old movies (texas chainsaw massacre, psycho, dukes of hazard-- just to name a few) and comic book movies. and why? because it's EASY and a quarenteed success. and they know it. and because hollywood is the BIG influence of all other media, this "quick and easy" mentality has trickled down through other industries.

the strawberry shortcake tatooed on the back of my leg could kick this new strawberry shortcake's a$$.. that ho.

definitely caught me completely off-guard, but it's not that gross considering what comes after that egg floats down... i've seen worse things on the OUTSIDE of my body (i opened a door on my toe a couple weeks ago and it tore off my toe-nail. THAT was gross). i was always told that eggs are literally the size of a pin-head. but it's very neat to think we started out as THAT! thanks, alex!

good reminder, miss c. brings me back to my sophomore year in high school when i read anne frank's diary and my school put on the play.

i could never vacation in a/n poor/unfortunate country after reading "confessions of an economic hitman." really gave me a whole new perspective.. i suggest it to anyone. it's wonderfully depressing. but it gives a real, true impression of the world we live in and make you want to put your money towards more important things, like your mortgage or credit card bills.

don't ever tell someone you love your pet like you would your own children... that's just probable cause to keep the damn thing.

i've totally seen cops violate the law in plain sight before. it's completely ridiculous and entirely hypocritical. i've seen them speed, i've seen them (on numerous counts) turn on their lights/sirens just to go through red lights, i've seen them double parked, i've seen them stand on the side of the highway POINTING at people to pull over for speeding, i've seen them (also on numerous accounts) pull people over in their unassigned district, i've seen them re-route traffic because they couldn't pull the back end of their vehicle that much further off the road.. it's an endless list and completely intolerable. and they get away with busting people after searching their cars without probable cause, just to meet their quotas and get a hiney slap from their compadres back at the precinct.