>> ^MINK:
gluttony is a deadly sin.
apparently the audience forgot that.


^Mink's quote was funnier than the clip.

i foresee more addiction problems.

it's nice to see couches at a bowling alley

Does anyone else besides me like the old school Pepsi can? They should bring that back.

this has to be a parody. the weight on the kid, the music, the stunts, and the accident at the end. perfect.

>> ^MycroftHomlz:
We must go forward, not backward, upward, not forward, and always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom.


Upvote because of MycroftHomlz comment.

I guess the cops cleaned up the streets.

I totally agree with Jigga.

>> ^Ozmo152:
Without seeing this guy's 'show', the caller was pretty rude. The question asked, was a fair one. This guy did seem to sense it could have been a dialoge of sorts. Yes, the guy might have defended that Jesus was not gay. But we'll never know that, will we?
After all, being 'gay' does mean, being 'happy', not just one's sexual identity. From what I can read and learn of Jesus, he did try to lead a happy life, given all the stuff that came his way...


Ozmo. Lol.

And the funniest part of the clip was "You're not standing in front of the beach! You're a phony, a big fat phony!"

My initial reaction to this documentary was that it was fun.

I think one of the things that Bill Maher didn't focus on was that every religion has different views on their authoritative word (Koran, the Bible, etc.). In Christianity, there are different denominations, reformed theology, and so on. But we also have to remember that it's a documentary from a comedian and so because the tone of the documentary, you have to take it as a fun/and slightly informative film.

One thing I did enjoy was the actual honesty from Bill Maher. He was probably the most genuine out of all the people interviewed.

>> ^chilaxe:
Skip to 4:57


Lol. seriously.

And free will doesn't associate with whether or not you're going to Heaven.

In the end, the CEO followed the vision of the company. That CEO also realizes that getting 90K is enough for him and his family to survive through this rough economy. He knows that it'll work out in the end.

I'm surprised the actual didn't crash due to his electronic device.

I think the first game was Tekken.