Ohh I got back my power points.

*Promote!

Ohh, video doesn't load ... dead?

>> ^toferyu:

Just to clear things up : the hit'n runner was the teen, the bicyclist was 50, which actually explains everything :-P (from news article)
"Bethlehem Police Commissioner Jason Schiffer and Mayor John Callahan honored Richard Gubish Jr., 43, of Northampton, and Jud Smull, 17, of Bethlehem during a news conference this afternoon to commend their quick thinking.
“I’m just glad I got there quick,” said Gubish before the event, his hands stuffed in his LANTA jacket.
Frank Pavlick, 50, of Bethlehem, was hit Monday afternoon by a 17-year-old driver in the northbound lanes of the Fahy Bridge."


Ohh good catch.

ohh *dead

She only needs the super power of incredible sexyness... and by the way she has that in all of her movies.

>> ^luxury_pie:

I'm not kidding.>> ^artician:
>> ^luxury_pie:
Scarlett is always a good cast.>> ^artician:
>> ^Shepppard:
Ohh, that awesome genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.

He's really the only guys I'd see this for. He fits that character so well, in the same way Wolverine was so aptly cast in the Xmen films. I really wish all of these films were handled with that level of perfection, though I know that's fantasy, it would be phenomenal for everyone to see their favorite superhero portrayed by someone who had that perfect "thing" for the role.


You are kidding, aren't you?

I'm not kidding.>> ^artician:

>> ^luxury_pie:
Scarlett is always a good cast.>> ^artician:
>> ^Shepppard:
Ohh, that awesome genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.

He's really the only guys I'd see this for. He fits that character so well, in the same way Wolverine was so aptly cast in the Xmen films. I really wish all of these films were handled with that level of perfection, though I know that's fantasy, it would be phenomenal for everyone to see their favorite superhero portrayed by someone who had that perfect "thing" for the role.


You are kidding, aren't you?

>> ^luxury_pie:

Scarlett is always a good cast.>> ^artician:
>> ^Shepppard:
Ohh, that awesome genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.

He's really the only guys I'd see this for. He fits that character so well, in the same way Wolverine was so aptly cast in the Xmen films. I really wish all of these films were handled with that level of perfection, though I know that's fantasy, it would be phenomenal for everyone to see their favorite superhero portrayed by someone who had that perfect "thing" for the role.



You are kidding, aren't you?

I agree...whats his face fits tony stark perfectly....HUgh jackman though kinda sucked imo...way to PG...too clean, not believably grundgy, dark, conflicted enough for the role (although he looked the part closely enough though).


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>> ^Shepppard:

Ohh, that awesome genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.


He's really the only guys I'd see this for. He fits that character so well, in the same way Wolverine was so aptly cast in the Xmen films. I really wish all of these films were handled with that level of perfection, though I know that's fantasy, it would be phenomenal for everyone to see their favorite superhero portrayed by someone who had that perfect "thing" for the role.

Scarlett is always a good cast.>> ^artician:

>> ^Shepppard:
Ohh, that awesome genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.

He's really the only guys I'd see this for. He fits that character so well, in the same way Wolverine was so aptly cast in the Xmen films. I really wish all of these films were handled with that level of perfection, though I know that's fantasy, it would be phenomenal for everyone to see their favorite superhero portrayed by someone who had that perfect "thing" for the role.

>> ^Shepppard:

Ohh, that awesome genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.


He's really the only guys I'd see this for. He fits that character so well, in the same way Wolverine was so aptly cast in the Xmen films. I really wish all of these films were handled with that level of perfection, though I know that's fantasy, it would be phenomenal for everyone to see their favorite superhero portrayed by someone who had that perfect "thing" for the role.

Ohh, that awesome genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.

Put 'em up, put 'em up! Which one of you first? I'll fight you both together if you want. I'll fight you with one paw tied behind my back. I'll fight you standing on one foot. I'll fight you with my eyes closed... ohh, pullin' an axe on me, eh? Sneaking up on me, eh? Why, I'll... Ruff!

@shuac

Ohh, thanks for forgiving me.
And, thanks so much for explaining the obvious to me.
Let me explain simply--as you don't seem to get it.

@zeoverlord made a mistake and you assumed that he is stupid.
I tried to show you that everyone--even people as vastly intelligent as yourself--can make a mistake (in this case a clumsy sentence).

Did he make a typo?
You don't know--you don't ask--you don't care--He's Stupid!

Is English his second language?
You don't know--you don't ask--you don't care--He's Stupid!

It seems you assume that you are already of superior intelligence--do you have any room left in your huge brain for empathy?

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

Also, just want to throw in that there's nothing wrong with hairy armpits either.

Nothing wrong with shaving though. I also don't have a problem with African lip extenders or Japanese teeth blacking. Shaving is just another cultural body modification custom. Accepted now. Maybe silly later.>> ^krelokk:

>> ^thumpa28:
Looks more like hairy armpit feminist anger to me. Seriously let people believe what they want to, atheists trying to convert are just as annoying as religious zealots trying to convert. Just a different belief system but still BORING.

HAHAH, good job throwing the outdated 'hairy feminist' stereotype at this too. Most feminists aren't 'hairy armpit' stereotypes. Nor is there anything wrong with feminists anyway, like that is some kind of insult. I'm a man, I'm a feminist, I want equality for all the great ladies I know. The best woman I've known have been third wave feminists who understand that the 'hairy armpit' anger crap was used to belittle genuine problems. They still call themselves feminists regardless, knowing that ignorant fools who know nothing about woman's issues will shout 'ohh angry hairy feminists. What the hell is wrong with equality?
Religion damages the people that follow it, they indoctrinate children, mutilate peoples bodies, and kill each other across the planet. I don't really spread my agnosticism, but I have no problem with these people. Atheism isn't really a 'belief' system, it is more of a reality system.

>> ^thumpa28:

Looks more like hairy armpit feminist anger to me. Seriously let people believe what they want to, atheists trying to convert are just as annoying as religious zealots trying to convert. Just a different belief system but still BORING.


HAHAH, good job throwing the outdated 'hairy feminist' stereotype at this too. Most feminists aren't 'hairy armpit' stereotypes. Nor is there anything wrong with feminists anyway, like that is some kind of insult. I'm a man, I'm a feminist, I want equality for all the great ladies I know. The best woman I've known have been third wave feminists who understand that the 'hairy armpit' anger crap was used to belittle genuine problems. They still call themselves feminists regardless, knowing that ignorant fools who know nothing about woman's issues will shout 'ohh angry hairy feminists. What the hell is wrong with equality?

Religion damages the people that follow it, they indoctrinate children, mutilate peoples bodies, and kill each other across the planet. I don't really spread my agnosticism, but I have no problem with these people. Atheism isn't really a 'belief' system, it is more of a reality system.