[QUOTE="Setsa"][QUOTE="Mr_Lurker"][QUOTE="Setsa"] All those WW2 movies prove the cliche you provided dead wrong :o WW2 films aren't most films are they :roll: Buh... buh... you said always! :cry: Oh hoh hoh, you found a flaw in my post you sly fox you...
Anybody else noticed how most films seem to obey the little rule regarding where a character comes from always affects the character's personality in the same way.
Example: The british character is always one of the antagonists.
Setsa
All those WW2 movies prove the cliche you provided dead wrong :o WW2 films aren't most films are they :roll:
Anybody else noticed how most films seem to obey the little rule regarding where a character comes from always affects the character's personality in the same way.
Example: The british character is always one of the antagonists.
Well, water in general is conductive, so sea water has to be relatively conductive, so I'd say that maybe some fish would die, but what about all over the place? I got this one from Brainiac: Science Abuse. It is on Discovery HD only.
MOCHIRON_MAN
"The show is produced by Granada Productions and is broadcast in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland on Sky Digital." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainiac:_Science_Abuse tl;dr- HURR DURR
Only if you want to compare the two and appreciate how much better the book is compared to the movie.
Zackariel
Hello i like the novel but the second it is announced to be a movie i suddenly feel the need to prove myself the alpha male on the interbutts. & superhero r serius bisnus
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