Here's an oldie for you. But brimming with optimism.

BJ Thomas-Raindrops Keep Fallin On My Head

Cinnamon Toast Crunch, the taste you can see!quiglythegreat

I once asked a police officer if he knew why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch. He didn't know. My quest for the answer continues to this day. I'm simply baffled.

[QUOTE="sinistergoggles"]Okay.. now I have a reason to hate PETA. Thechaninator

Trust me there are PLENTY of reasons to hate PETA.

Very good vid about PETA

In my mind PETA is nothing more than a pathetic, lightweight terrorist organization with some truely dumb and insane members. As someone who very much believes in fighting for animal rights in certain ways, I hate the way this group of morons makes animal sympathizers look incredibly stupid.....

The end creeped me out.

Large bodies of water and Spiders.

My cousin brought over his pet spider (friggin huge I might add) when I was little and let it out of its cage. Obviously it went right for me :L

When I was 6 I had my head held underwater and almost drowned, and then I was too afraid to learn how to swim after that. So now I can't swim and am afraid of water, woot.

Kuhu

Same here. I was told when I was very young I almost drowned in a pool. Partly the reason why one of the boss fights in Shadow of The Colossus freaks me out a bit.

I'm both scared and intriged by spiders though. And I think some are just adorable.

But I think giant centipedes are scarier.

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The JC Penny "breakfast club" commercial. I feel like stabbing my eyes out whenever I see that on TV. Cool avatar TC. stig_v3

C'mon, the frat rock version of "Don't You" was pure genious!

*sarcasm*

[QUOTE="bigfatcrap"]I'd say it's probably because of how popular Will Smith is with teens. Most of them know about him from I Am Legend.(As much as I hate that movie) Christian Bale on the other hand. . .while movies like American Psycho are much better than I Am Legend, I dought many people my age have seen it. So like a previous poster said, Smith>Bale in most teenagers opinion. Though they're are a lot of people my age (14) who much prefer TDK over Hancock.MrGeezer

It's because teens are stupid. That's all there is to it. Teens are the kinds of people who have to read The Grapes of Wrath for school, and then get pissed off because there wasn't enough wrath, and there were too many scenes of poor people sitting around eating fried dough. Teens are simply too stupid to recognize intelligent drama if it bit them in the nuts. That's why movies like "Meet the Spartans" are continually a smash hit.

Aren't the teen Choice awards an MTV awards show?

Well, just ask yourself...WHO watches MTV? Idiots. Do you REALLY think that that the MTV demographic cares about good filmmaking? No, they care about MTV-level stupidity, that's why they watch MTV. That's why they like watching summer blockbusters where "stuff done got blown up real good" instead of intelligent movies that ask the audience to think a bit.

Teens don't LIKE to think. That's why they're always getting high on pot and then playing Halo. That's why you can make a post on Gamespot, and people make comments like, "that was too long. I'm not gonna read that."

Yeah, god forbid that you have to READ something. God forbid that you actually have to use your own imagination, rather than seeing an MTV music video director flash a bunch of bright colours on a screen. That's why teens absolutely LOVE movies like Transformers and Bad Boys, and hate movies like The Talented Mr Ripley. That's why these people think that Aliens vs Predator 2 is the awesomest movie ever, and then think that Alien is a P.O.S. movie cuz it don't got enough fightin' and ****.

Teens are idiots, plain and simple. Nobody gives a flying **** what they think, because they suck.

Thankfully, this is usually just a symptom of immaturity, and most teens eventually grow out of their "idiot" phase. And let's not forget that even though teens are idiots in general, there are SOME teens who don't completely ****ing suck.

But most of them do. And that's why the Teen Choice Awards have absolutely no ****ing credibility.

You're half right.

They're are LOTS of people I know who fit your description. But think about it this way. The teens who are stupid enough to vote Hancock over TDK in the MTV teen choice awards are usually the ones who are stupid enough to be watching MTV on a regular basis. I'm 1, and they're are plenty of people mt age who are completely different from the description you've described. If it means anything to you, one of my best friends favorite movies is Aliens. The smart ones are normally the ones you don't hear about. Because you won't see them on MTV or in see them on youtube beating someone else up. Don't worry, we're not all idiots.

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[QUOTE="EmilioDigsIt"]I would say RE4 is the worst only because I don't consider it a real RE game. Just another spin off. Still a great game, but not a great RE.
My favorite would probably have to be RE1, but best could possibly be RE 2.
gamingqueen

Just because it has a different gameplay mechanic doesn't make it a spin-off. Its still very much part of the main series, hence the number.

When most people decry RE4 as more of a spinoff than a true numbered game it's because RE4 had little in common with the rest of the series. No zombies, no viruses, no evil corporation, no puzzles (unless you count "here's a metal object. now go stick it into the door three feet behind you" as a puzzle), no survival gameplay (you're a one man army for crying out loud), and the plot was completely insulated from the rest of the series. With it's one man army gameplay, "save the president's daughter!" plot, and Leon being some grizzled badass military/agent guy instead of a young, weak, and inexperienced cop, RE4 was an action shooter, not a survival horror game like the rest of the series. Typically when a game switches genres from the rest of the series its labeled as a spinoff.

I agree. I'd like to add that the thing about having unlimited ammo because everytime you kill a ganado, you get extra ammo in return takes away the sense of fear because there'll always going to be ammo to shoot down ganados. The rooms in RE4 didn't feel creepy after killing all ganados. The music only played when there were ganados unlike in previous RE games,hearing the background music alone was scary!

@blades of athena: That fight was insanely hard for me because I wasted all my bullets on Krauser not to mention the the fight required some skill in timing.

@dvader: RE Outbreak's gameplay in outbreak 1 is the same as outbreak 2. Users saying they didn't like RE4 called an opinion.

@the user who named RE1 as the worst SHAME ON YOU! it was a cassic. I've played that game manytimes thinking I could save their friend with the serum if I was a bit faster...

I didn't think it was bad. Just the least good. But when I think about it, I still liked it more than code veronica. So I change my answer for worst game to code veronica. The villains were boring and it was too damn hard.

I found RE4 to be incredibly fun with enormous replay value. So it would take my top spot. But I realize it's a lot different from the old school Resident Evil games. So my favorite old school RE games are. . .

Favorite:RE2/REmake Both were incredibly fun to explore and play. But the REmake takes the cake for scariest RE game in my opinion. And the graphics were and still are pure eye candy.

Worst: The original Resident Evil. But hear me out. I've basically all of the RE games I've played. RE/RE2/REmake/RE4. So I don't think the original game was bad, just the least good.