What’s in a name?
Mar
13
A few weeks ago, I saw these, and it totally cracked me up! So I just have to share it.
It all started with Reese without a spoon in my previous post, and then… more appeared.
This Means War
Mar
13
This spy movie probably has the worst villain ever, but that was never the point, was it?
This Means War (original working title of Spy vs Spy) pits the almost limitless resources two spies possess in order to outdo each other and win a girl’s heart. To be more specific. Reese Witherspoon’s heart. Yeah, spies have weird taste. Or they really don’t have the time to get out much.
Chris Pine and Tom Hardy play the two CIA agents, who happen to fall for the same girl unknowingly. As they plant surveillance devices and use other methods to keep tabs on each other and play up to Witherspoon’s likes, this “mission” threatens to unhinge their solid friendship.
Even though we guys often like to say “bros before hoes”, we know just how true that really is, or isn’t.
So there, an average action comedy good enough to while away an idle saturday afternoon.
Oh, and in there somewhere you’ll also find the barest plot about an international criminal planning revenge against the two of them for killing his brother in an earlier mission gone wrong.
Rating: 5/10
By the way, Have you met Reese without a spoon? LOL
Only for Dragonball fans
Mar
08
Do you remember the days when you were young, and ignorant, and all you wanted to be was awesome like a super saiyan?
Well, all this kid ever wanted to be was super saiyan. And you know what they say about practice.
All you have to do, is start screaming.
Did he eventually turn? Its something you just have to see for yourself.
LIKE A BOSS!
Now, that wasn’t so hard, was it?
Remember, all you need to be a super saiyan.. is to believe.
Even the Fuhrer believes….
Auto-correct fail causes school shutdown
Mar
05
picture source: damnyouautocorrect.com
Usually, an auto-correct fail results in a little embarrassment, some misunderstanding and huge doses of laughter.
Not this one.
An auto-correct fail sent to a wrong number in Georgia resulted in a lockdown at a Georgia high school. The message sent was “Gunman be at West Hall today”, when it was meant to be “Gunna be at West Hall today”.
The wrong number added to the confusion, and the student who received the message promptly reported it to the authorities.
This must have been the most expensive auto-correct fail, ever.
Source: Gainsvilletimes