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4Him:
Can be very sweet.
Especially if she leaves her scent on them.

poeticsoul:
"i have finally decided to marry you", sounds like the bobo had been contemplating it seriously, its tactless and heartless. i guy that can't plan such a precious moment will never show finesse elsewhere. you did the right thing girl, u are beautiful and priceless and its his loss. dnt waste the pretty. there's a wonderful man out there waiting to sweep you off your feet. now go out there and find him.cheers!!!!!!!!

[size=13pt]LMFAO! Is the guy ugly and worthless? How do you know it's his loss? LOL It could prolly be the girl's loss, ever thought about that possibility?[/size]

Markenny:
if u don't kwn what to say just shout your
mounth for onces it a qust,
i want to kwn.

morenike09:
nice. 20 down thousands more to go

segunpc:
kai me too b first and the thing comes with a lot of responsibilities.

i believe there is something spiritual about bein g first.

so first born needs a lot of prayers o.

bawomolo:
your parents have no right to choose your spouse. you are an adult, do what's best for u.

oreshade:
fool, then why isnt your father d king of lagos

Neoteny:
@skehinde

motion capture the swingings in spidey? gasp! what living human can do those aerodynamic contortions? thats why they went CGI, but then as anyone who does 3D animation can tell you, mimicking the human form in motion midair is darn hard. you cannot properly simulate human body weight and factor in the physics of forces such as gravity (even though gravity is not a force ) and friction, thrust, lift etc acting on that body all at once. we see the same mess in Daredevil.

however i believe by mapping motion capture on CGI and keyframing the CGI effects as inbetween frames they can pull of the illusion. actually there was a bit of motion capture, gymnasts on rings were catured, but it was referenced for animation of the CGI only.

you nailed your reviews spot on! however i disagree on your assessment of die hard 4's ending. i would think plugging a bullet in you just to hit the bad guy behind is pretty unforgettable.

it amuses me whenever hollywood goes the HACKER/CYBERCRIME route. i get a chuckle when i see the careless stereotyping of hackers as socially dysfunctional weirdos in gloomy rooms stacked with comics and action figures and tons of computer stuff and posters of gothic rock bands and and tons of other cliches. these poorly drwn 'hackers' aloways spout some corporate/government conspiracy crap, and they know the inner workings of just about any electronic stuff or anything with a microchip. hah!

LETS SET THE RECORDS STRAIGHT.

1. not all hackers are teenagers

2. most hackers own one computer only

3. most hackers have girlfriends, parents, and a dog.

4. the rooms arent so gloomy.

5. instead of action figures and comics, most hacker rooms are filled with cd cases, hefty books on C++ and posters of carmen elektra

6. hackers do not have a global knowledge of everything electronic: most hackers are specialized on a singular aspect. it takes a community to do any massive hacking by pooling skills and resources together.

7.hackers cannot press a few buttons and make your cellphone bake bread. ( see the core, die hard 4)

8. that hacker in The Core lied when he said he could take away the G-Man's electronic life ( "i could take away yor credit card, medical files, tax returns, identity, etc." Yah, right!). no hacker can hack into dozens of discrete and disparate govt an private servers.

9. why is it that in movies you never identify what operating system they use? the world uses windows/linux/ mac osX, but in hacker movies and most movies in fact you don't see any traces of those. and no movie hacker ever say "im unfamiliar with this OS/tool/language/system/script". instead they just jump right in and "work their magic". (see Transformers)

10. hacking into anything can take months to assess the target, discover the vulnerabilities, hone the skills by trial and error, and finally exploit the target. in movies they simplify the whole process to a matter of a few minutes of frenzied keyboard presses.