why that was nice

[Captain_Ahab 5,000+ posts]

I love the silenced shotgun.

 

[btdickey99 5,000+ posts]

I love the silenced shotgun.

its that shit

 

[joetama 5,000+ posts]

I love the silenced shotgun.

Is that even possible?

 

[Jmac 10+ year member]

It was crap. I guess if you believe in the possibility that a mutant virus can give humans near superhero abilities...then maybe. I just don't have that level of suspension of disbelief.

The only good parts of I Am Legend were:
1) A cocky b*tch was responsible for nearly wiping out the human race. A very good reason why women should stay in the kitchen and/or bedroom and out of science labs.

2) *Spoiler Alert* Will Smith dies in the end.

Outside of that, it was boring as hell w/ Will Smith being by himself for 3/4 of the movie and the story was preposterous.

I voted for Juno because I found it funny and I haven't seen No Country for Old Men.

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

Watching Juno ATM....

nG

 

[faulkton 5,000+ posts]

Woman says Comcast published check for her "right arm"

Associated Press

PITTSBURGH (AP) _ A Pittsburgh woman who sent Comcast Corp. a check made out for "My Right Arm and Zero Dollars" is up in arms because she says someone published a copy of the check on the Internet.

Krista Cooney and her husband Chad are suing the Philadelphia-based cable television company for invasion of privacy. They say an unknown Comcast employee circulated a copy of the check — containing their personal banking information — along with a snide comment. They say a Colorado man saw the image and alerted them.

A Comcast official did not immediately comment on the suit.

The suit says Cooney sent the check last summer because she was unhappy with a large bill she received after subscribing to bundled services for her cable television, Internet and telephone.

Retard.

 

[canadapettit 10+ year member]

She should have known that something was going to happen.

 

[crunktimes.com 5,000+ posts]

I think most of us Comcast users are sick of being ***** by them, the thing is there is always an alternative which would be to disconnect it.

 

[bad_trip 10+ year member]

she also should have been able to trust a big corporation to be professional. passing it around the office to make people laugh is one thing, but if it's all over the internet, that's way different. she should get some pretty easy money.

 

[DaGh0st 5,000+ posts]

lol what a dumb bish.

 

[faulkton 5,000+ posts]

Meet Henry T. Nicholas III. He made a killing when the company he formed with a friend -- Broadcom -- went public, in 1998. He cashed in, and it netted him over a billion dollars.


A billion bucks is not a bad lump of a cash -- but what to spend it on? You can only have so many yachts, Lamborghinis, islands, and gold-plated iPods before you get bored. So Henry T. Nicholas III decided on a plan, and thought it was 'high' time he brought his partying up a notch. Making good use of his keen business acumen, Mr. Nicholas (III) invested money into copious amounts of cocaine, veritable mountains of ecstasy, a continuously restocked treasure-chest full of prostitutes, and ludicrously amazing stereo equipment. Using powers of logical thought processes, Henry figured he needed a suitable location for all of these investments -- so, it seemed like a good idea to build a semi-secret, underground, unqualifiedly debaucherous mega-party grotto -- right underneath his house.

A mega-party grotto is one way to spice up your life. Perhaps taking inspiration from the Batcave, Nicholas had hidden doors, mysterious levers, and secret tunnels built to connect him to his lair. Making use of his acute business-sense and "maniac obsession for prostitutes", he had the prototype of his party-lair built close by, in a warehouse. Some people referred to this place as his "personal brothel." One unhappy time, his wife caught him involved with in the middle of a fluid-exchange service transaction with a **********. Usually, however, Mr. Nicholas kept things a bit more under wraps: he had his party-lair finished up while he was in wife was in Hawaii.

This ultimate venue of subterranean terror went by the name of the "Pond", or "Ponderosa." According to one source, the place was "infamous for its excessive extravagance [. . .] *** rooms [and] million-dollar sound equipment." Exploring levels of convenience that can only be bought by millions of dollars, Mr. Nicholas often had guests flown in by private helicopter. He rented the pad off of a nearby hospital. Using logic, one can presume that the hospital had no better use for their helipad.

Shuttled to his purported party-palace, Mr. Nicholas was a generous -- if not an arguably indulgent -- host, and on hand for his guests, he often had "cocaine, Ecstasy, methamphetamines, marijuana, mushrooms, and nitrous oxide [laughing gas]" kicking around his place. To keep things organized, Mr. Nicholas appointed a personal assistant -- a certain Kenji Kato -- as caretaker and overseer of his various illicit consumables.

Mr. Nicholas' underground vortex of inebriation also featured a bar. It was known as "Nick's Cafe", and was about 2,000 square feet.

In 2000, Nicholas told news journalists that his newly built underground construction project was "a pump house." The $30 million dollar subterranean building was nothing more than a way to deal with bothersome water runoff from local horse trails, he claimed.

Why cant i have friends like this?

 

[bose301s 5,000+ posts]

Charter FTW!

 

[SocMunky 10+ year member]

If she wants to send in a smart ass response to a large bill, then she should expect some form of ridicule in return. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif

Besides....is it really a big deal? I mean, if it was, she should not have wrote the check right?

 

[faulkton 5,000+ posts]

She is a stupid wh0re, who now whats to get paid because she acted like a stupid wh0re.

She should get a quick punch to the **** and a comcast sticker for her car.

 

[hoxie08 5,000+ posts]

she also should have been able to trust a big corporation to be professional. passing it around the office to make people laugh is one thing, but if it's all over the internet, that's way different. she should get some pretty easy money.

it doesn't matter what ****ing corporation you work for, no matter how professional...

all it takes is one person to leak something, and that in NO way reflects the professionalism of a corporation.