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I like to see good looking feet but don't a give a shit about shoes, unless they're flip-flops, for obvious reasons.

My county is Los Angeles but city name may as well be a game of roulette. It doesn't actually matter out here unless you're in one of the few cities that succeeded like Burbank or Glendale. Everything else is just a post office name or something made up by a real estate developer. I prefer one name (adds slightly to home values), mostly it gets changed to a second name, and half the official stuff I get has a third name, simply Los Angeles.

Can't I have all 4? If not, I'll take #3.

Figured this was a soccer player but is a model. Damn sexy though.

Only new show I know of that I'm really looking forward to is Agents of Shield. I'll probably give Dracula a try too. Can't believe BONES is still on the air!

It looks like Ronaldo has considered playing for our team...

I really enjoyed this one too, more than the first JJ Abrams Star Trek. It's damn good. And lurker forgot to mention Benedict Cumberbatch as additional eye candy.

Agreed, they already put it in the Friday evening death slot. Which sucks because it looks good!

Looks like it really needs to be corrected for population density...

Yeah, I can't remember any in the books (or Mormon batshitery) either, and agree they're quite good. I just refuse to financially support Card ever again. I'm sure I'll see the movie, but I'll do my best to have paid for a different movie when I do.

Gravity trailer really made me think of Solaris right away (only saw the remake) which also had Clooney. Really didn't interest me much. Hopefully it's better, but the trailer just looks like a lot of drawn out boring angst.

Careful there, they went quite young with the cast, Asa Butterfield just hit 16. He was also the boy in Hugo. It was a great book, but it's 20 years old so a lot of things in it you will have seen before and the crux of the book is probably spoiled for just about everybody. Unfortunately the author is a raging Mormon homophobe. After he started writing opinion pieces on the topic I got rid of all his books. Which sucks because the original Ender's series is quite good, and I like the first of the Shadow series too.

I used MS phones for years back when they were the original smartphones. So customizable and open. In ways that even Android surprisingly isn't. But then MS decided that the way to compete was to out simple the iPhone and changed 180 degrees. Haven't had much interest since. Android now, not thrilled with it, maybe the next one will be better.

It was a cargo plane, so luckily not many souls aboard. It had large pallets of cargo, during takeoff they broke free and rolled to the back of the plane, throwing the center of gravity way off, uncorrectably bringing the nose up and causing the stall. The pilots still managed to get it pretty level, but didn't quite have enough altitude and with a 747 full of fuel the fireball was almost inevitable. Every job at an airport can be important, this isn't the first heavy brought down by incompetent ramp work.

Did several posts and opened a bunch of threads as new pages, haven't noticed any lag yet. Yay!

Wow, not a single one in Los Angeles? A lot of famous chefs put a fuck-ton of money into various Vegas restaurants and aren't listed either.

This is f'ing awesome. In case you want even MOAR.

Sorry to be a pessimist, but he just wanted the tip. Waitresses do this all the time, he's just working it where he can.

7 Pictures Of Tom Cruise Being Tall They must double the budget for appleboxes whenever he's cast in a movie! Wasn't too disappointed in Oblivion because I went in expecting little. It was beautiful, tedious, and fairly predictable. Features a lot of good Sci-Fi... from every Sci-Fi movie you've already seen. But I really noted how lackluster Cruise was. And it's not just height now, I'd guess he's twice as old as the women he's cast with in the movie!

I have to agree, knowing why I should give a shit about those people would be a great addition to the list. Did Judy Garland do something revolutionary back in the day, or is she so beloved simply because she sang show-tunes especially well?? I'm not too into GaGa, but she's had lyrics and accomplished activism quite meaningful to the gay youth of today. While both Madonna and Cher have had at least some recent activism, I don't remember anything on topic from them when I was a young fan...? Liz Taylor is an icon who actually spoke out for us at a time few others were, and isn't even mentioned.

I'd love to fly on one today.

Yep, I had a long delay as I opened the threads I wanted to read in new tabs just now.