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opinions are welcome. anonymity is fine for those of you who do not want the whole wide world to know what you think; i don't know why some people don't allow that on their blogs. oh and, if you want to say something like "you suck", be sure to let me know why. perhaps i can fix it.



new movies i wanna watch (and not so new ones)
o Dorian Gray
o Alice In Wonderland
o The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
o Yes Man
o Bedtime Stories
o Milk
o Burn After Reading
o Benjamin Button
o Bruno: Delicious Journeys Through America for the Purpose of Making Heterosexual Males Visibly Uncomfortable in the Presence of a Gay Foreigner in a Mesh T-Shirt
o Nine
o Sherlock Holmes

if i had ton of cash and a lot of time on my hands i would probably learn..
! Greek
! Welsh (it looks like gibberish!)
! the harp
! dressmaking.

some interesting webbies
Cake Wrecks
Unnecessary Quotation Marks
Basic Instructions
Natalie Dee Comics
A'postrophe Ab'use
Appropriately Named
Bad Parking
Crummy Church Signs
Curious Signs
Lowercase L
Passive-aggresive notes
Silly Signs
That's Punny!
What do you heart?
Photoshop Disasters!
For All You Sad People
Red Pen Inc.
Billboard Disasters
Fail Blog
Engrish!
Google Autocomplete LMAO
Asleep On the Subway
There I Fixed It
Probably Bad News
Funny Lookalikes

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/Wednesday, 19 November 2008/

Wednesday, 19 November 2008


hello there. i have not blogged in a few days. but who cares. anyway. there's a town in turkey called BATMAN, and it wants to take legal action against christopher nolan, the director of the dark knight. really.
according to variety.com,

"Batman has a new adversary: Batman.
The mayor of an oil-producing city in southeastern Turkey, which has the same name as the Caped Crusader, is suing helmer
Christopher Nolan and Warner Bros. for royalties from mega-grosser "The Dark Knight."
Huseyin Kalkan, the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society Party mayor of Batman, has accused "The Dark Knight" producers of using the city's name without permission.
"There is only one Batman in the world," Kalkan said. "The American producers used the name of our city without informing us."
No one from the town of Batman has explained why it took so many years to take legal action. Batman first appeared as a comicbook character in 1939 and the
"Batman" TV series started in 1966. Tim Burton's first bigscreen rendition for Warner Bros. came out in 1989. Undoubtedly the fact that "Dark Knight" is about to pass the $1 billion mark at the B.O. played a part in stirring the ire of the Turkish hamlet.
The mayor is prepping a series of charges against Nolan and Warner Bros., which owns the right to the Batman character, including placing the blame for a number of unsolved murders and a high female suicide rate on the psychological impact that the film's success has had on the city's inhabitants.
Former natives of Batman are also said to have encountered obstacles when attempting to register their businesses abroad.
The mayor is working on gathering evidence he claims will show that the city of Batman predates the 1939 debut of
Bob Kane's superhero in DC Comics.
"We are only aware of this claim via press reports and have not seen any actual legal action," a Warner Bros. rep said in a statement.
While the town of Batman has suddenly shown great interest in the property, there's no evidence that the citizenry has ever shown much loyalty to the Caped Crusader -- not even on Halloween."

original is here. can you believe that?

and something else i want to talk about. robert pattinson. he's.. not that good looking. have you seen his side profile? it's actually quite ugly, i feel. at first glance he looks ok but the more i look at him the more i feel he looks like.. sorta like a werewolf. lol. bummer for him, supposed to look like a vampire. lol.

you are at the top of my lungs,
drawn to the ones who never yawn.


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