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GundarkHunter

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#55250
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Fahrenheit 9/11
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Facts are slippery, especially when it comes to politicians. Fahrenheit 9/11 has a lot of facts in it, but the presentation and interpretation is what is getting Moore into hot water with hardcore right-wingers. Nothing new there, of course; the same thing happened with Roger & Me, The Big One and Bowling for Columbine.
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#55198
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TV on DVD resurrected (kind of)
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Originally posted by: Bossk
Has anybody heard what happened with CSI yesterday? George Eads (Nick Stokes) and Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle) were fired by CBS in a pay dispute. Officially titled "breach of contract" by CBS. First day of taping, to boot. That show's gonna be hurting now. Wouldn't it be funny to see CSI: Miami outlive the original?


They were actually fired? All I'd heard is that they didn't show up for work because of a contract dispute.
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#55112
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Fahrenheit 9/11
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Lemme give you an example. The most recent cases in Canada on the issue of same-sex marriage were decided on what I would term faulty evidence; that is, the evidence that decided the case was largely anthropological and cited examples of same-sex marriage type relationships in various cultures in the world. The vast majority of the evidence submitted on these groups was incredibly one-sided. How do I know? I researched one of these groups extensively, and the same-sex marriage situation in this scenario arose out of necessity i.e. no male descendants in the family to pass property on to. In this particular case, the eldest daughter would marry a woman of the tribe, and her kinsmen would copulate with her "wife" to raise offspring in the father's name. This was just one example, but the vast majority of these types of relationships amounted to nothing more than legalised prostitution. Nevertheless, the flawed research cited by the pro- same-sex marriage groups was the only evidence presented, and played a substantial role in the striking down of the common law definition of marriage in British Columbia and Ontario.


See my point?
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#55003
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spider-man 2
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How about bringing in Hobgoblin as the villain in the 3rd film? Harry goes to see a therapist to rid himself of the "delusional" thoughts of seeing his father, and in the process sells off the technology to the character who becomes the Hobgoblin. The Goblin's presence in the news makes Harry even crazier, and he takes to the skies to defend the true name of Green Goblin. Whaddya think?