I really couldn't care less if you knew nothing about literature but it's kind of weird of you to not know this. Anyway, nevermind reading the book just download the Muppets version it's the best one.

wait dada are you saying the netherlands has books???? no. way.

wait dada are you saying the netherlands knows what the muppets are????

wait dada are you saying the netherlands knows what the muppets are????

no he's saying all people in the netherlands are muppets

the netherlands know the muppets but not a christmas carol......goddamn potheads.....-.-*

Americans associate us as much with weed as we associate americans with Mc Donald's, it seems

i was being sarcastic

also as a kid i loved mcnuggets.  then as i got older i couldn't stomach them at all.  and now mysteriously in the last few months i've started liking them again.  i have no clue what the fuck is going on with my tastes.

i try not to eat them too often though because they're total shit and i know it.

Paranormal Activity. It was alright, but not really original by any means. I think one of the main problems with it was that stuff only happened when you were expecting stuff to happen.

Also, apparently this movie was made with $15,000. I cannot fathom how they spent this much money. I mean, I understand that they payed the actors like $500, but there were like 4 people in the movie. And it was shot on your basic digital camcorder. Add in a couple microphones and I guess we might be up to like $5,000. Where did the other $10,000 go? They shot it in the director's house. Did he have catering? Why would you do that for like a max of 3 people at your house at the same time? I'm pretty sure they just edited it themselves too, so I don't know maybe the cost of FinalCut or Adobe Premiere is included.

I just watched David Lynch's Dune last night. I have to say that I enjoyed it up until Paul and Jessica meet up with the Fremen people. The movie just falls apart right then and there. I can't blame Lynch too much though. I think it would be impossible to cover the entire book in just 2 hours. Dune is a film that calls for an epic 3 hours at least to get in all its intricacies. I have to say that I enjoyed the Dune Sci-fi miniseries a lot more, even though they didn't fully stick with the source material. At least they took the time to show Paul and Chani develop a relationship instead of fastforwarding through it. Still, neither is good enough in my eyes so I hope that in the upcoming future someone will do Dune justice with an awesome rendition on film.

Duct Tape Forever. For fellow Canadians, it's the 2002 Red Green movie. It was a pretty random movie for me to watch, but it was available so I saw no reason to not kill some time with it.

It had a few funny moments, but it was pretty hit or miss for the most part.