The Bellboy

There are a lot of good ones, but my personal favourite was in Dragonball Z, when Buruma started to flirt with Mirai Trunks. Trunks just gets this O_O; look on his face.

Hmm...this is a tough quesion. But, I spent a little while contemplating on this one, ad I believe it's Lord Tenchi Masaki. Not to blow my own horn, but a lot of drama revolves around me and "Which girl I like." 9 times out of 10, it is most likely none of the people who are interested in me. Not to say I am shallow or anything like that, but, heh...It's generally because I like someone else. I'm also passionate, yet can be severely shy at the same time...and I try to remain as kind and Chivalrous as possible.

Pulp Fiction: Jules: "Okay, so tell me again about the hash bars?" Vincent: "Okay, what do you wanna' know?" Jules: ''Hash is legal there, right?" Vincent: "Yeah, it's legal but it ain't a hundred percent legal. Like, you can't just walk into a restuarant, roll up a joint and start puffin' away. They want you to smoke in your homes or certain designated areas." Jules: "And those are hash bars?" Vincent: "It breaks down like this, it's legal to buy it, it's legal to own it, and if you're the proprieter of a hash bar, it's legal to sell it. It's legal to carry it, but that doesn't matter. If you get caught by a cop in Amsterdam, it's ILLEGAL for them to search you." Jules: "Oh man, I'm going. That's all there is to it, I'm f***ing going." Vincent: "Yeah, baby. You'd dig it the most. But you know what the funniest thing about Europe is? The little differences. I mean they got the same stuff over there as they do here, but there it's just a little different." Jules: "Example." Vincent: "Okay, like in Holland you can walk into a movie theater and buy a beer. And I don't mean no paper cup, I'm talking about a GLASS of BEER. And in France, you can buy a beer at McDonald's. Hey, you know what they call a Quarter-Pounder with Cheese in Paris?" Jules: "They don't call it a Quarter-Pounder with cheese?" Vincent: "Nah, man they got the metric system, they wouldn't know what the f**k a Quarter-Pound is." Jules: "Then what do they call it?" Vincent: "They call it a Royale with cheese" Jules: " 'Royale with cheese' What do they call a Big Mac?" Vincent: "Well, a Big Mac's a Big Mac, they just call it [I]Le Big Mac.[/I] " Jules: "Le Big Mac? What do they call a Whopper?" Vincent: "I dunno' I didn't go into Burger King... You know what they put on French Fries in Holland instead of Ketchup?" Jules: "What?" Vincent: "Mayonnaise" Jules: "God D***!" Vincent: "I seen 'em do it, they f***ing drown 'em in that s**t..."

Norman Osborn, no contest. I mean, come on... He's the only villain that TRULY gets underneath Spidey's skin...or lycra. He's been responsible for the deaths of Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn (though indirectly,) and Ben Reilly, the closest thing Peter had to a brother. He's the equivelant of Batman's Joker. Everything that Peter stands for, Norman stands against. Justice=Chaos Life=Death Responsibility=Insanity. And etc, etc. I think that if there were ever a time when the Powers-that-Be at All Mighty Marvel decide it's time for Spider-Man to bite the dust, The Green Goblin will be the bullet.

I have to say, even though it was kind of my first real experience with Tenchi Muyo!, that Tenchi Muyo! In Love was really good. It had that sort of Back to the Future appeal to it, and besides, I almost shed a tear at the end when Achika goes on her whole Shpiel about though her life may be short, she would spend it to the fullest with Nobuyuki. That's depressing! Then of course, there was Daughter of Darkness. Which, err...wasn't as touching, and incestuous Mayuka kind of disturbed me. "Daddy! You're turning red!" "What do you like better, Daddy? Noodles, or me!" "You can bathe with Grandpa' later" "Yay!" o_o; Of course, there was the point where Tenchi slapped the taste out of Ryoko's mouth which left me all like: "wtf" I dunno', I haven't seen too many anime movies, but both of those are better than any Dragonball Z movies I've seen. Except for the "History of Trunks" movie, I can't remember the Japanese name. You just can't get enough of Mirai Trunks!

Come on now, unrealistic? Doubted. From a fortified position, as well as bottle-necking infantry and cutting off flanks is a HIGHLY effective tactic against a greater force. Also, the GI's had extraordinary resourcefulness. Another thing, you cannot judge battles merely by experience. If that were the case, then how is it that Omaha beach was taken by the second wave? Most of the Marines in that battle had never seen battle, while the Germans had already launched over six succesful invasions. Keeping in mind also, the forces invading France had been training for years and years to reach the level of readiness to invade. The Germans who had been occupying France had been doing so for years, with little fighting aside from scattered British commandos and French resistance. Also, keeping in mind that only aroud twenty of the Germans were killed, while fourteen of the seventeen American troops had been KIA. It wasn't until they were relieved and reinforced that the battle was won.

Wow, first post for me. Haha-- Let me see, the three movies I cried over Braveheart-"Frrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeddddoooooommmmm!" Come on, gets me every time The Patriot- Partially because I saw it with my dad, and HE started crying...which was a schock to me. The Passion- I didn't actually cry, but I came PRETTY darn close