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You know how people curse alcohol to the ends of the earth after getting a hangover? I'm feeling that way about movie popcorn right now. My mom and I got to the theater around mid afternoon to see 9. Neither one of us had gotten the chance to grab anything to eat (we were originally just going out for a hair appointment, and my mom decided to surprise me by taking me to the film), and the movie was supposed to start in only twenty minutes, so we went and got a large bag of popcorn to split instead of two small bags. The trailers hadn't even started by the time my mom and I got halfway through the bag despite my efforts to save some for the movie. About 10-20 minutes into the movie, my mom went and got a refill. And now, I've got a very strong, lingering taste of synthetic popcorn butter in my mouth. Also, about five minutes ago I discovered the health risks behind that stuff (apparently the fumes from the fake butter actually gives the factory workers a disease that causes lung failure), so....yeah, not feeling too thrilled with that synthetic butter. ( On with the spoiler free review )Finally, thanks to Erica I was able to find out some very interesting back story on the scientist in the film. If you see the movie, this link will provide some very intriguing details afterward. movie9.proboards.com/index.cgiIcons to come soon. Tags: 9 Current Mood: awake Current Music: welcome home--coheed and cambria
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It would come with videos of kids playing outside and reading books. Then it would shut down and end with a screen saying "Get off your lazy bum, go outside and have a real childhood!" Seriously, that's just one more screen to keep them in the house all day. Children should be riding bikes, playing ball, reading, and interacting with each other, not wasting away in front of some pixels. We already have videogames and TV. Why give them one more thing to hypnotize them? If the plan is to create a laptop with educational material, then fine, go for it. Leapfrog has primitive versions of that anyway. But don't give them mindless games for the sake of entertaining them. It's bad enough I see little kids with cell phones, texting away instead of talking. Tags: intel, kid-friendly laptop, wepc, writer's block
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