BVS
Blue Crack Supplier
God works in mysterious ways...
BonoVoxSupastar said:
Nothing more Christlike than BJU...
Irvine511 said:GWB:
a) visionary
b) genius
c) visionary genius
d) G.P.O.A.T.
e) all of the above
phillyfan26 said:Since you voted GWB in 2004 because you'd prefer having a beer with him as opposed to John Kerry, how'd you feel if we started deciding more things of importance by who you'd rather have a beer with?
BonoVoxSupastar said:Good point. But we're talking about one compared to 1000s...
Axver said:
But shouldn't you be out there picketing Spong to stop one turning into 1,000? Send those liberal heretics a message, you know? Show them that not everyone wants to be French.
BonoVoxSupastar said:I think I may, would you like to join?
Axver said:
Why are liberals so insistent on ignoring the facts anyway?
Muldfeld said:No offense to anyone who enjoyed it for what it was, but just remember the credit should not go to J.J. Abrams -- not even half of it. The film had a barely known writer, who's been working his butt off on shows like Buffy, Angel and now Lost, named Drew Goddard. The film also had a director.
J.J. does jack shit. He's a hack who draws in publicity for God knows what reason. I guess because he did "Alias" he was loved by ABC because it drew in ratings, even though it sucked more than anything I can think of, especially for using Jennifer Garner, who's probably the worst highly paid female celebrity. Just awful! Terrible, terrible show. J.J. wrote it, cast it, and composed the awful theme music, too. He hasn't really written anything since on anything he's credited with. Maybe a bit of the "Lost" pilot, which felt mostly like an action story. He's weak on character and shouldn't ever get all the credit, but constantly does for his shallow, lazy work. There are real hard-working writers like Ira Steven Behr out there who do their best and don't compromise so commercially as Abrams, and they get no respect! Commercial lapdogs like him get all the power, even though others deserve it more.
Ira Steven Behr revolutionized Star Trek with -- you got it -- political insight and never got to push it as far as he ultimately wanted because of Rick Berman's commercially-driven formulaic interference.
Eric Jenderson of "Band of Brothers" had a totally new conception of a Star Trek movie and spent a year writing it, and the whole thing was scrapped at Paramount when things changed at the top and J.J. was given carte blanche to do his gimmicky nostalgia trip.
Now, Fox is producing a J.J. Abrams series about Homeland Security agents investigating paranormal activity; sounds like The 4400, which Ira Steven Behr worked on, too.
Go to hell, J.J.!
BonoVoxSupastar said:Great question. Maybe they are scared to admit that one of their saviours, Gore, could be wrong. Maybe they are plagued with guilt, it's a liberal characteristic, if they make us guilty they have an agenda to play. They hate status quo...
Dreadsox said:Are all sins equal?
Dreadsox said:
I have thread envy by the way.
Axver said:
We need to start teaching creationism in school, don't we? I don't like this watered down intelligent design. Let's tell kids things as they are and get rid of the liberal lies.
phillyfan26 said:What do you think of regular BVS?
BonoVoxSupastar said:You are a good man.
Higher education is full of liberal lies.
Dreadsox said:Do Breast Threads offend you?
Dreadsox said:
How does UN Security COuncil Resolution 1441 impact breast feeding in Iraq? Are they weapons of mass destruction?
Axver said:
Maybe homeschooling is the way to go?
Irvine511 said:i have a question.
while i fully support everything George Bush ever does in Iraq, it did occur to me that we may have inadvertently dropped bombs on women who may have been pregnant with unborn children!
how do we kill the terrorist mothers, but not their unborn persons?
BonoVoxSupastar said:
Collateral damage.
But come on, do we really want terrorist reproducing?
It may not be biological, but it is learned. Until we have deprogramming camps to turn these kids around to Jesus, should we risk it?
Irvine511 said:
but these are unborn children. they are potential Republican voters. do we want to run that risk?
BonoVoxSupastar said:
Potential voters? What are they going to do? Come into this country illegally and find some Democrats to sneak them into the voting machines?
Axver said:
evilution.