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I want to see this simply because Jackie Chan looks good in a goatee, LOL. But really, it will be interested for me to see a period piece set in China that I have not seen before.


Liam Neeson has run out of human opponents, they had to bring in wild animals.


I won't lie and say that I'm bowled over by American remakes of movies, but this looks like it has potential.


I would watch this because it was based on a true story, I'm just not sure if I would watch it on the big screen.


Bad Ass


I don't think I will watch this on the big screen, but it would be nice to watch on cable

About the talk

"Bonk" author Mary Roach delves into obscure scientific research, some of it centuries old, to make 10 surprising claims about sexual climax, ranging from the bizarre to the hilarious. (This talk is aimed at adults. Viewer discretion advised.)

The talk

I would break my no tv during the week ban for this. God, I wish I had TiVo.

When I was younger, I used to watch a lot of comedy acts on TV and I even read a book about how to be a comedian. After a while I realized that some comedians got a small smile, or a little chuckle, but there were a few that got genuine laughs out of me. George Carlin is one of them. In fact, I think he's funny and has a great point of view.

Anyway here are some clips I liked.

This person is so lucky I don't know where she lives because I would sneak in and change the locks and claim this home as my own. Muhahahaha ha. Only thing I would change is the shiny wall surface would be a black chalk board.

About The Talk

Sarah Kaminsky tells the extraordinary story of her father Adolpho and his activity during World War II -- using his ingenuity and talent for forgery to save lives.

The Talk

This post is dedicated to men who understand and respect the word "No". It shows that you are a man of character and strength who has learn to control and suppress his primal urges. It is that control that separates us from the animals.

It also shows that you respect the woman who has said the word with conviction. Her saying it does not mean that she desires you less, but, in fact, she respects herself more. She doesn't want to be perceived as another female body created for your sexual desire. She wants to be perceived as the unique individual that she is, capable of loving and being loved. She could could be a painter, a teacher, a dancer, a chef, a politician, an astronaut, but when you don't heed her "no", you strip her of everything she has ever accomplished and left a woman who had been violated.

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We, as women, need you to be stronger than your desires, than your urges because if you can't we can only protect ourselves so much. Some of us might be able to fight back and get away safely, but what about those who can't? Just imagine a beautiful that had been crushed, it will never return to it's glory, it may never be fertilized, it may never bring forward fruit that in turn possesses seeds with so much potential. Or even worse, imagine your sister, your, mother, your aunt, your grandmother, your daughter, your niece, would you want a man to violate them.

You are strong, not only physically, but mentally, and when you use that strength for good, it shows that you are truly a man. There are too many boys walking around, thinking they're men, but a real man knows he is a man and acts accordingly.

So to the men who stops when a woman says "No", I appreciate you.

Here is a little something people don't know about me: I love motorcycles! I'm not talking about the fast moving Ninja bikes where your bum is higher than your chest or the dirt bikes that just looks off if you're riding on a road. I'm talking about the low riders, the choppers, the bikes that you hop on a take a leisurely ride on some road you don't normally take in your day to day life.

Just imagine a nice summer day, you know the type with just enough clouds that you are not in constant sunlight. You throw a nice lunch in the side bags, throw on a pair of cut off jean shorts, a racer back tank top, a pair of CHiPS' shades, an awesome hat and you hit the road. Stop only when you see something interesting, or check out a little town you heard about.



Perhaps stop at a nice field or somewhere with a great view, unload the food and have lunch. And lunch is not some boring little sandwich, oh no, I'm talking some artery clogging fare that drips everywhere. Swallowing everything down with a lemon shandy (lemonade spiked with beer). Find a safe place and take a nap in the sunlight, in a tree or just lie down and watch the clouds pass by. Forget about everything and be in that moment, because that moment will be written on your cerebral cortex as one of your happiest memories.

Hop back on the bike and make your way to a place that has breath taking views of sunsets. Take in a sunset, pull out a cool leather jacket and a pair of ripped jeans, and let nature put on show, some things need to be savoured every now and then.

Then make your way home, no you don't need pictures or souvenirs because that day was so memorable that all you need is how you felt on that day. You don't have to worry about remembering because it will always be there waiting to be recalled. And instead of going home, stop at a favourite bar or pub and have a nice dinner. And whenever anyone asked how you spent that day, just say you were here and there, knowing all well and good that you had an awesome day.

If only I could ride, I would rent a bike in the States and have a version of the above.

This last one kills me everytime.

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One of the people I follow on Tumblr posted this and wrote

Watch this. when the the greatest silent film star opens his mouth on film, its time to listen.

It's very moving.

Focus on what is important and stay focused on it.

When in doubt refer to the people who inspire me. Especially Bruce Lee.

Decide on where I'm going, and keep on that direction until I reach there. I might not reach it, but I'm sure I'll get real close to it.

Every now and then, I have to tap into my inner wisdom, and all that damn nurture and conditioning by society can get in the way. So I have to do it this way.

Most people know Michael Kors from being a judge on Project Runway, but I see him as a fashion genius and I don't really want to say that. The thing is his collections are so well crafted and it's a mix of great concept, great execution of the concept, excellent styling and even though I basing my assessment on just the pics I've seen, I'm sure the music would be on point too. I tried hard to limit my favourites from this collection.