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Yeah, me neither, which is why I didn't say anything and let Apocalyptus casually quit the internet.

I don't care about BSG, isn't it from the 70s or something?

I also have never seen it. I saw the complete boxset today and was intrigued, though not nearly enough to spend that immense cash-money.
After all I have a long time's worth of TV to watch from DVDs I got for christmas.

Pushing Daisies (plan to rewatch season 1 and was gifted 2)
All seasons of Six Feet Under (my gift to myself)
Dexter (I purchased season 1 and 2 for $10 a piece and will buy or download the rest in the future).
Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations. (I only have season 1, but I will consider buying more as my mom knows where to get them now.)

Including only the first two of Dexter, and at 12 episodes per week (all shows are the 50 minutes or whatever) it'll take me more than 2 months.

I now own every Seinfeld DVD, the Father Ted DVDs and "Mythbusters Collection 1" (which they have not been releasing in seasons for some crazy reason).

Cirtur wrote:I don't care about BSG, isn't it from the 70s or something?

It was a pretty cheesy and not very good 70s show, but then they 'rebooted' it a few years ago and made it awesome.
Well, the first few seasons anyway - I haven't seen all of it yet and supposedly the show gets a bit self-important in the last seasons.

Just like you!

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reaction.

I've started thinking that the whole Twilight series should've opened with a "Dear Penthouse, I never thought this could happen to me..."

I sat through the third movie last week.

I can honestly say its better than the first movie, in that I was almost interested in one of the characters (I'm not even sure she got to talk once, but she emoted very well and was almost interesting despite her non-part) and at no point had the urge to claw out my own eyes to make it stop. At this rate the forth one might be a b-level in quality!

Ugh, so apparently I've been roped into actually PAYING MONEY to see one of these films with my friend. I swear, I am going to spend the whole time laughing obnoxiously at all the 'poignant' moments.

Its the only way to stay sane, and to have a long conversation with the tween girl afterwards about how if a boy forces himself on you thats something you Tell people about its not just something to ignore and keep a secret.

Jacob and Edward are so romantic. -_-

Kimra wrote:Jacob and Edward are so romantic. -_-

I knew they would end up together!!

They argue so much, they're like a married couple already!