It's not even funny how easy this method is.
It's Baman and Piderman. Dur. :B|: It's so dumb it's hilarious.
Awesome idea deserves a looksee. *goes to looksee* ^ This. Subs are almost always better than dubs, but if I'm watching a dubbed anime I always wish it to be Funimation.
I have some good name sites that I use. I sometimes use Seventh Sanctum for naming stuff I'll only use one time in a story, but these two I think are more in depth with meanings and origins. http://www.babynames.com/ http://www.behindthename.com/
There's so much autotune in both versions that it sounds almost exactly like Gaga's version minus Beyoncé. At least to me. :/
The Princess and the Frog Definitely as good as they say. :=D:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5283SUEG Pretty sure this is the one you're asking for. If not, let me know. (:
*comes to rescue*
They were the spouses.
Plot: With the world now aware of his dual life as the armored superhero Iron Man, billionaire inventor Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) faces pressure from the government, the press, and the public to share his technology with the military. Unwilling to let go of his invention, Stark, along with Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow), and James "Rhodey" Rhodes (Don Cheadle) at his side, must forge new alliances -- and confront powerful enemies. In my opinion, the plot seems a lot weaker than the first one's. But hey, I'm gonna see it anyway.
I normally sleep through the night completely, except when I have nightmares. I have a lot of lucid dreams, which is when you know you're dreaming but you stay in the dream. Often something makes me realize that I'm dreaming, and if it's a good-ish/not scary dream I'll just play along. But if it's a bad dream or a nightmare I'll force myself to wake up (which is the creepiest feeling ever). I tend to do this to myself after I've woken up from a nightmare, because usually when I fall back to sleep I have the same dream that I just woke up from.
Just as a disclaimer, they were still-born or aborted piglets. Thus they died of natural causes. before being pickled in formaldehyde and shipped off to us.
I think I thought the icicle killed him because of something Susie says early-ish in the book (I forget if this is in the movie). They were playing a game in heaven called something like "the perfect murder", and she said that the murder weapon that she'd choose would be an icicle, because the weapon melts away. This could have implied that she made the icicle fall. I love symbolism. c:
I had to break the jaw open. To do that, we had to cut the corners of his mouth up to his cheeks. I called him Joker Piggy. ::L:
Isn't Biology class fun? c: Not sure I'll ever be able to drink chocolate milk ever again, though.
My sister's boyfriend is partially colourbind. Some colours look as they should be, but some are the opposite, or close to the opposite of what they should be. Certain shades of green look brown to him, for example. It is quite understandable that they wouldn't allow someone who is colourblind to be on the front lines. For safety reasons: certain uniforms are certain colours, reading radar screens, etc. But I would think that you may be able to find a job in the military that's more technical than on the front lines. You should definitely look into it if it's what you want. (:
Heaven was supposed to just be a gazebo, a house, a field, and a high school in the distance. No need for any CGI weirdness. And I'm a goofball: Mr. Harvey dies the same way in the book as he does in the movie. I could have sworn the icicle directly killed him, but I checked the book again and apparently not. XD The book was more about her family moving on, whereas the movie was more about Susie herself moving on. You can't brag that they're in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, then claim they aren't mainstream. That don't make no sense, Mr. Starrk. XD
Errr.... yes and no. By the end of the book, years have passed since Susie's death, and Buckley is 12 or 13 year old, and Lindsey is out of University. It might have been a bit awkward to put such a time lapse in the movie. But in the movie it's like they put half the book in, and then skipped to the end. And even so, the end is changed a bit. Mr. Harvey died in a different yet oddly similar away. I won't say how unless you want me to. xD Plus they screwed up "heaven" in the movie. >< So is Paul McCartney, so that doesn't say much to me. :lolface:
It's certainly a lot funner to say that way, though. :lolface:
Yet they exist nonetheless... o.O