Bosnian Bill has a rad youtube channel. It's interesting to see the challenge locks he gets sent. =)

I heard that cat's name was John Cena.

Eh, it's good but not as good as the Farting Preacher. =)

As always, when you pound it, you gotta explode it. =)

100%

I'm sure if by luck, or by skill, The Mountain landed a full blow on him, there would be some big damage involved. I acknowledge that skill is the factor in most fights, but the man could probably eat McGregor's weight for lunch. =)

I believe that to be the ol' plastic thumb routine. =)

Teen Wolf, I get that reference. =)

Yeah, this is amazing. =)

Yeah, when he asked her how many addicts where pot addicts, I just smiled. She was trying to set him up into a sound byte, and it turned around on her. =)

The whole argument was stupid, because the oath is ceremonial. It doesn't mean anything. The amount of paper work that someone has to go through to get citizenship is astounding. They have to be indentified numerous times. Yes, they even have to show their face to match photo ID, but it's done in a special room with other women officials who can confirm the identity. The actual oath they take happens in private most of the time.

The standing in a room with everyone else is just for effect and has no practical sway on the process itself.

The two women who were trying to do it had already shown their faces and gone through the process. You could be wearing a Polkaroo costume at the oath ceremony, and it will still have the same effect.

I personally don't agree with it, but having actual religious freedom means you can't tell anyone what they can or can not wear.

The whole thing was stupid.

Breathtaking?

Cuba is one of my favourite places to travel to. If you ever get the chance to (and the US will get it very soon,) I recommend going. Go off the resorts, talk and meet with everyone.

As for computers, technology and the ilk, there is a black market for it. A lot of tourists have deals set up where they bring in tablets, phones, clothing for people and get paid well for it.

I was talking to one of the guides from Moron (yes, actually named that.) They said aside from drugs, the second highest black market industry is high fashion. They essentially see what the tourists are wearing, and then they try and copy, hand make, bargain for the same clothes. Tech works the same way, they see the cameras, phones, tablets, and either cobble together something from parts they have around, or they make a deal.

It's a really rad place, food, dancing, people, if you get a chance to go, go. You will love it. =)

That was damn fine. I have no idea how he pulled 99% of that off. The only thing I got was, he hooked a string to the cards and pulled them up. =)

I saw it yesterday at Tiff, it was amazing. The story was fun, but not too serious. The action sequences had some insane stunts. I imagine that the insurance policies in Russia were a lot more lapse. I recommend going to see it, it's just a fun movie. =)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, *shakes head* Toronto media goes two for two on mucking up Tom Hardy questions. It was a Toronto reporter that asked him the Mad Max "chick flick" question in Cannes.

Man, our media is terrible. =(