I found the movie to be very boring and did not like the story at all. I had great hope to the movie, but I ended up very disappointed. Note, I did not read the book beforehand so I did not know what the story what about until I got into the movie theather. I expected to see a showdown with the assassin and one of the main characters, but it never happened. Also the ending was very unfulfilling. I didn't really understand the point of Woody Harrelson character. When I saw it, most ppl who left the movie seem disappointed. My friend who saw it said I would enjoyed the movie better if I read the book, but If that the case I probably wouldn't like the book as well.

The only thing I liked was I thought all the main characters were very well acted.

I use my all the time and love it. I got it for work since I travel a lot. My dad and sister also got one and think they are great. No more printing out google maps and y ou never get lost again

... except when you drive in the boonies where the gps maps are also correct.

Nursing.

The demand for nurses is very high and it will continue to remain high for some time. Nurses "can" easily make over 100k, but the hours can be pretty intense. Registered nurses are projected to create the second largest number of new jobs among all occupations between 2004 and 2014. Most nurses that I know have around 4 years of college education.

This gift has been already mentioned.

One year a got a bible from my cousin and when she asked if I finished reading that bible yet I said, "Sorry, I'm quite busy and don't have the time too. Thanks, anyways." I was just trying to let down nicely. Next year, she gave me bible on tape. *smack head*

*Spoiler* I feel obliged to put a spoiler tag for ppl who don't know about the Santa's secret

I was at my family's Christmas gathering and I am usually look after the kids. There were 9 kids I was looking after when I noticed one of the kids was being picked on. I inquired why were they picking on this 8 year old little girl and they told me it because she did not believe in Santa. I told them to stop picking on her and basically she does not have to believe in Santa if she doesn't want to. Since I babysit most of those kids anyways at other times of the year, I have already gain their respect and most will not dare challenge my authoriti. They stop teasing her after that and everyone played together nicely there-after.

The kids at this gathering ranged from 3-13 and was not about the tell them about the secret about Santa. Most kids generally find out on their own or from other kid or from their parents, but I have noticed there are times when the kid never knows until much latter in life.

One of my first college roommates didn't know until I told him. He was home-schooled his entire life until college and didn't have many friends as a child, since he was raised in the countryside. When he first told me about this belief in Santa I thought he was kidding, but I was dumbfounded to learn that an adult would still believes in magic fat man that would put present under a tree once a year. His family would keep this sure-raid going and didn't have the heart to tell him.

At what age age, should parents tell their kids about Santa if they fail to figure it out themselves?

KotoR series - Left to many question marks, no closure.

Beyond Good & Evil - Just because the ending.

Dreamfall: The Longest Journey - Again, just because the ending. Good thing this is in the works.

I was disappointed with the demo. Maybe it was because I didn't know what to aspect game from this game. I agree what boyd62 comments this game.

While i agree with you on some aspects of the game, namely the crafting. however your silly to stay the storyline is there.

1. when you enter the game you get a crap tutorial, which a piss poor interface, that does not draw you in.

2. there are no cutscenes, or introduction at all in the demo. There is no sense of immersion , your just thrown into the game at the start, into a piss poor tutorial, starting area. if you want good demos, look at Bioshock, or other demos that draw you in from the very start.

3. The NPC chat is horrible, you get a bunch of one line sentances, that you click to read, and the NPCs have zero voice acting. relating to anything about the game at all. The funiest NPC i have seen is a vendor in one of the later stations in the beta.

HGL has some great basic gameplay, but it lacks polish in every aspect , to truely make it a great game. This game is supposed to be a triple A title, with alot of backing, and honestly it needs at least 3-6 months more development time minimum. however, it has the feel of a game being rushed out the door, with fixes to come later. Given that people will pay a subscription fee, frankly its in a very poor state.

While its remotely possible, there is the mystery build, that has all the features people want, i really doubt its out there for in house testing only. In addition, for a subscrption based game, it cant even claim to have the same issues as MMO's , as there is no MMO about this game at all.

boyd62

I just felt like I was playing a MMORPG in single player mode. Most of the quests seem very generic and lack polishing. The lack of immersion made it also unbearable for me to finish the demo. I never connected with my character, npcs, or the storyline. I was hoping they would put in a couple cut-scenes in the beginning to explain the situation.

Although I do have to say I like the setting of the game; it's a change in pace than other RPGs at the moment.

Do you know what would be cool "Jesus vs. Satan" and its a beat-em-up and you have to fight satan and a bunch of demons as jesus his special attack could be hands of the holy where you shoot wight beams from your hands! that would be so awsome!ps3wii22

Have you ever played this game,

http://www.adultswim.com/games/biblefight/index.html

Satan is the toughest character in the game, I probably could fight god & jesus together without any problem.