My favorite three are completely action-packed films. 1. The Rock 2. Face/Off 3. Con Air As you may have guessed, I like Nicholas Cage, but I like his older movies better. Next, in no particular order. Die Hard: With a Vengeance Memento Scarface I'll think of a few more later.
The movie looks awful; I knew that before reading the review. The battle is extremely interesting, but the movie is too "fantasy" for me. I would have liked to seen a more realistic account of this battle.murlow12
It's based on the graphic novel by Frank Miller. It's not based directly on the historical facts. Of course it's going to be a "fantasy".
I wouldn't be asking this if it was so simple. I really can't afford to get two drives. But if the advantages of a 10k drive are phenomenal, then I'd get one.
There's 74 gig versions, 150 gig, and even 300 gig versions... I'd be going for a 150 Gb one though. I was thinking about this one as a 10k drive if it has many advantages, or simply this one as a 7200 rpm drive if the advantages of a 10k rpm drive aren't mindblowing. The 10k rpm one I chose is only 60 dollars more expensive, but it's money I could use. Need more opinions please.
What advantages would I get with a 10k RPM hard-drive over a 7200 RPM hard-drive? If the advantages are great, I'd be willing to invest in it, but if it isn't worth it at all I'd rather just stick to a 7200 RPM HDD to save some money.
keyboard is the last thing you want to waste money on, get a cheap 5-10$ one and it should be perfect. spending 50$ on it is simply insane IMO.TheDarthvader
He said money is not an issue. I'll root for Razer and recommend either the Razer Tarantula or the Razer-Microsoft Reclusa.
King Kong was great. anyway worst movies ever.. Date Movie, Kung Pow Enter the Fist... People actually walked out when I went to see it. Most Ben Affleck movies are abysmal also.Diablo112688
Kung Pow Enter the Fist is freaking hilarious. One of the worst movies I have seen is Alone in the Dark. Uwe Boll has to eat babies for breakfast.
First off, I'd like to state that I'm quoting Drucom because he was nice enough to post these questions. I am responding to the questions, not to Drucom.
[QUOTE="drucom"]What is the truth, to you? Is there evidence that God exists?ACESandElGHTS
Yes. If super-atheist had ever gone to college, he would have learned any number of theories on the existence of God, including the Ontological Argument. Don't expect me to teach atheists at no cost. They can go to school and pay for it like everyone else.
Question 2: Why are there so many people starving in the world? + 6: Why do bad things happen to good people? + Question 10: Why do Christians get divorced at the same rate as non-Christians??drucom
This is easy. It's another philosophical concept called the Problem of Evil. Again, I'm not going to teach you it, just letting you know.
Question 4: Why does the Bible contain so much anti-scientific nonsense???drucom
Like Drucom said, how are you going to prove or disprove any of this?
Question 5: Why is God such a huge proponent of slavery???drucom
I get the feeling this guy is just reaching. The Jews were enslaved while in exile. Did God want this? No. See: Problem of Evil.
Question 7: Why didn't any of Jesus' miracles in the Bible leave any evidence???drucom
Two millenia is a long time for physical evidence to remain. Sorry that the fathers of the church didn't rush those relics into hyperbaric chambers. Oh, that's right, they didn't exist.
Question 8: How do we explain the fact that Jesus has never appeared to you???drucom
This is silly. It's a matter of faith.
Question 9: Why would Jesus want you to eat His body and drink His blood???drucom
I don't know. Ask Him. I happen to be one of the people who takes this literally. And even if you take it as symbolic, well, it's still a silly question. It's an article of faith yet again.
To summarize: Go to school and get an education, naysayers. If you don't believe, you'll at least have an idea of why some people believe and why their position is no less valid than anyone else's.
I am not a true Catholic in the sense that I was taught and believe that the Eucharist I recieved were only symbols of his blood and of his flesh. It's part of the Catholic Church's practices that, to be a definity Catholic, you have to literally believe that they are truly his flesh and blood. In this sense, I am not a true Catholic. I still do believe in God and I often thank him for many of the things that happen in my life. BranKetra, you mispelled 'CAIN'. If you can't even spell his name right, what credibility do you have? BTW ACESandEIGHTS FTW, man. You know your stuff. These days, being religious is HARDER than being atheist.
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