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| colibri |
all humans be superheros helping others and thearth
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| Groundhog Boy |
| quote: | Originally posted by colibri
groundhog
you know well you aren't into helping anyonexcept
your littlego complex as a coward per excellence such
"recreational" activity it is about having a lack of power
and influence in others of your same species...
hunting destroys the magic of creation not having
appretiation for nature and ecology is sad justifying
your "sport" doesn't have any merits instead do yoga
dance or go running your sentitivity and heart will
improve greatly and hopefully soon realize thenergy
and priceless value "de la vida misma" |
:stongue: OK, I'm glad you got that out of your system. Like I said, I'm not really into arguing with your emotion-filled, logic-void poems. Your mentality is one that ecologists world-wide would argue with, but like I said, go ahead and have your opinions. |
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| colibri |
the bottom line is you are a wimp and hunting is
your fantasy scape to an empty illusion of power |
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| Groundhog Boy |
| quote: | Originally posted by colibri
the bottom line is you are a wimp and hunting
is your fantasy scape to an empty illusion of
power |
Any more personal attacks? |
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| PvDoBseSSioN |
| groundhogboy > colibri |
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| zizack |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj tek
how bout samuel l jackson ? he got eaten by a shark ! :eyes: |
haha, yeah he did. Thst mofo came out of nowhere too! |
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| colibri |
Jonathan Mostow will write and direct "Sub-Mariner," an adaptation of one of Marvel Comics' oldest superheroes. In the comic, the Sub-Mariner's real name is Prince Namor, a half-man/half-amphibian from the underwater kingdom of Atlantis. An anti-hero, he frequently finds himself helping the human race as much as he fights it when humans pollute the waters. The Sub-Mariner first appeared in "Marvel Comics" #1 in 1939, when Marvel Comics was known as Timely Comics. He made his first modern appearance in the pages of "Fantastic Four" in the early 1960s. Universal Pictures' take will see a young man discovering he actually is a prince from Atlantis, with him turning out to be the key man in a brewing war between the underwater world and the modern surface world. Marvel Studios and producer Kevin Misher had long been interested in Mostow, but he was never available. When Mostow's schedule opened up, he called to check whether the character was up for grabs. When he was, Mostow developed a take that found the core of the character, something that had eluded the producers."We want to show our first hero, and still most unique hero, in a world that the audience has never seen before," said Kevin Feige, who will oversee the project for Marvel. "But that spectacle will be tempered with character. Our hero is caught between two worlds. That is the heart of the story, and it is that dichotomy that makes him so interesting." "Sub-Mariner" will mark Mostow's first film since 2003's "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines." His credits include "U-571" and "Breakdown," both of which were for Universal. Reuters 09/15/06
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| BiG MiKE |
| quote: | Originally posted by colibri
Jonathan Mostow will write and direct "Sub-Mariner," an adaptation of one of Marvel Comics' oldest superheroes. In the comic, the Sub-Mariner's real name is Prince Namor, a half-man/half-amphibian from the underwater kingdom of Atlantis. An anti-hero, he frequently finds himself helping the human race as much as he fights it when humans pollute the waters. The Sub-Mariner first appeared in "Marvel Comics" #1 in 1939, when Marvel Comics was known as Timely Comics. He made his first modern appearance in the pages of "Fantastic Four" in the early 1960s. Universal Pictures' take will see a young man discovering he actually is a prince from Atlantis, with him turning out to be the key man in a brewing war between the underwater world and the modern surface world. Marvel Studios and producer Kevin Misher had long been interested in Mostow, but he was never available. When Mostow's schedule opened up, he called to check whether the character was up for grabs. When he was, Mostow developed a take that found the core of the character, something that had eluded the producers."We want to show our first hero, and still most unique hero, in a world that the audience has never seen before," said Kevin Feige, who will oversee the project for Marvel. "But that spectacle will be tempered with character. Our hero is caught between two worlds. That is the heart of the story, and it is that dichotomy that makes him so interesting." "Sub-Mariner" will mark Mostow's first film since 2003's "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines." His credits include "U-571" and "Breakdown," both of which were for Universal. Reuters 09/15/06
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Is that the first time you posted text without them being small? :p |
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| colibri |
probablemente
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| GUBostonDubs |
| quote: | Originally posted by colibri
probablemente
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your halloween costume ???:nervous: :nervous: |
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| PvDoBseSSioN |
| quote: | Originally posted by GUBostonDubs
your halloween costume ???:nervous: :nervous: |
he wishes he looked like that |
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