want to meet and be involved a single woman like her... a strong mind... blunt and to the point... a desire for knowledge and to better herself... with a certain wholesomeness... sense of humor... a sense of duty and honor... no serious baggage or deep seeded trust issues... a nice balance between introvert and extrovert... some geeky/quirky aspect ( Read more... )

my worlds are converging... hopefully a certain story never mentioned... i enjoyed my worlds being separate... I had options to escape to one world when others were unpleasant... now the options are limited ( Read more... )

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I am not in love. Just feel an attachment to... an attraction for... can I even be sure that I know what love is... with all my hang ups... can I have a true understanding of love... should I even care... should any of this matter... is this desire fueled by the same pigheaded stubbornness which penned my tactical errors... gavin rossdale's steam ( Read more... )

I like Reggaeton now... maybe because of the amount of time I spent with her caused this broadened musical horizon? Remember that random I might love Reggaeton text, Sifu Lo Mack.

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Comics to Film: Iron Man

Our impressions of Marvel's big summer film along with comparisons to the comic book origins.

by  Richard George
May 2, 2008 - Tony Stark sure knows how to make an entrance. Just as the character is reaching unprecedented heights of popularity in the comic book industry, today marks the debut of his first film. ( Read more... )

Iron Man is the most perfect translation of a comic book into a film property! Jon Favreau is a true comic geek and an excellent director. Robert Downey Jr is Anthony Edward "Tony" Stark, no actor has embodied or fully captured a comic book character like he has (he is better than Tobey as Peter and Patrick Stewart as Professor Charles Francis ( Read more... )

CBR Review by Shaun Manning, Staff Writer

When the Spider-Man movie came out in 2002, I remember thinking, well, I'm really glad this happened. It was fun, it was obvious the film would be big, but it seemed flawed -- less in terms of organic web shooters than camp 1960s dialogue, like Aunt May's “Those eyes! Those horrible yellow eyes!” But I was ( Read more... )

Bruce Lee vs Chuck Norris

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