TheFearmonger
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scalyblue said:I want to buy my doors from the company that built that office.
Forget the damn DOORS, I'll want the application of that receptionist...
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scalyblue said:I want to buy my doors from the company that built that office.
scalyblue said:The receptionist dies in the end of the movie, in a really stupid scene, the doors are forever!
He's just a driver.Finger said:So the doors are made of high-density, indestructible wood, but the walls can be crashed through by running into them. It brings to mind that old cartoon gag where the entire building is destroyed, but the front door is left standing.
Also, that guy is a terrible bodyguard. A real one would have taken the kid out of there at 0:30.
scalyblue said:Yah pretty much, he's sorta in that "Under Seige" situation, except instead of being just a cook on a ship by terrorists, he's supercourier with a james bond car and special forces experience who is whoring himself out as a politically prestigious family's chauffeur because he has the hots for the kid's mother or something. Giving the kid an engineered virus is an assassination attempt on his father and subsequently the UN Security council by the russian stereotypes, and --gasp-- there's only enough antidote for two people!
Transporter 2TheFearmonger said:What is this most impressive movie called?
TheFearmonger said:I must watch this.
scalyblue said:TheFearmonger said:I must watch this.
Wasn't bad as far as mindless action movies go, but you should watch the first transporter before the second one, becuase the first movie was actually damned good.
First they lose a pencil, then they leave their lunchboxes laying around, and before you know it the kid has misplaced a kidney. You've got to get to them early, teach them to value their own stuff! :twisted:Giliell said:BTT
Today I had to take my daughter to the pediatrician to have her blood checked (poor girl's got only one kidney)
Some random blogger said:Where is the Spanish Inquisition when you need it?
I hardly know where to start with this nonsense. I'm bolshy enough to have no love or sympathy for corporations in general, let alone the drug companies. But let's take them out and shoot them for their real crimes, not fantasy crimes.
I follow the Spanish media fairly closely, and have yet to see anything that suggests mandatory vaccination in that country. To the contrary, Spaniards seem eager to get the shot without the slightest bit of coercion. So what does Sor Teresa have her habit in a twist about?
As for the supernational power of WHO to tell sovereign governments when and whom to vaccinate--if only Margaret Chan and David Nabarro could use such power to get accurate bird-flu data out of Indonesia! Or reliable H1N1 mortality figures out of China!
If you really need a conspiracy to make sense of this pandemic, look elsewhere. After almost five years of watching WHO in action, I can say that it's a wonderful, hard-working organization of medically trained masochists. If one of their member states sneezes, WHO has to ask permission to say "Gesundheit!"