Recent content by Butterworm

1st preference - stephen fry 2nd - alan rickman

ok, i'll be honest. i stopped reading as soon as i saw the first mention of darth vader

you know what the worst part of that would be? "orcs are people too! stop all this senseless killing! equal rights for non-humans!"

what sort of choice is this? -apocolypse -um, some website -ah, yeah. apocolypse.

3d is a gimmick that is overblown and overused. there is a new technology that looks *amazing* where film is shot and projected at a much higher framerate. it looks stunning, and this is where hollywood should be spending its money, rather than 3d.

...by looking at countries in which gun bans are in place

i've copied an earlier post that i made. guns are always dangerous. it doesn't matter who is holding one or whether it's sitting by itself on the table. the attitude "guns are only dangerous when someone other than me is holding one" is precisely where problems start happening. if you ask...

no. but it would mean that they couldn't break into the house next door to get one before robbing me. it would make it a lot harder to get them, and it would also mean that when criminals are being tracked down, finding out where the firearms came from would mean a whole lot more. it means...

all of the things that i have bought that i do not need, are not *weapons*. people who drink to cope with problems should not drink. alcohol is more than twice as easy to get your hands on in the US. compare the availability of alcohol to the availability of firearms. this is a straw man...

don't know where you're getting this from, as the OP only states that his mum's bf won't live in the same house if the OP gets a gun. all this aside, i still don't think it's a great move for any civilian to get a gun. in any country. just like i don't think it's a great move for any...

that's me too, but i outgrew michael bublé a while ago. he's still a bit close to pop for my tastes. plus he's got a bit of attitude going on.

i signed up with escapist purely to respond to this. guns are always dangerous. it doesn't matter who is holding one or whether it's sitting by itself on the table. the attitude "guns are only dangerous when someone other than me is holding one" is precisely where problems start happening...