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- Traditional Animation
- Woodland Animations, Ltd.
- Distributed by: BBC Television
- Cartoon Characters: Gran, Jim.
- Voice Actors: Patricia Hayes.
- Directed By Ivor Wood.
- Animated By Derek Mogford.
- Written By Joanne, Michael Cole.
- Music: Bryan Daly.
- Editor: Martin Boham.
- First Aired on April 21, 1983.
- Originally Aired on BBC1 (UK).
- Running Time: 5 minutes.
- Color
- United Kingdom
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Gran finds tobogganing too tame.
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Reply+25#68 - tozence (04/22/2013) [-]
Please, all the users of funnyjunk, nay, all users of the internet, all people of the world! Hear me now, and know that what I say is the truth. That that isn't how all vegetarians/vegans are, I hope that it is only a troll, but you or I may never know.
In every belief system, whether it is a cult, religion, organisation or opinion, there are and will be extremists. They often make up the minority of the entire group, however they are most often the loudest.
I truly feel ashamed by any extremists in any opinion I stand behind. For they do things to the extreme and as a result muddle the entire image of the belief system.
Not all vegetarians/vegans are hateful. We really aren't.
Reply+2#278 to #68 - bladebites (04/22/2013) [-]
I agree. I'm a vegetarian and even then I've gotten hate from extreme vegans because "that's not enough".
Reply+2#172 to #68 - haunterbrony (04/22/2013) [-]
All jokes aside, I very well know that. Most of us here know that. Personally, I don't mind anyones religion, nationality, carnivore or herbivore (omnivore myself), I just don't care. Each their own. You seem like a cool guy. Keep it up.
Reply+1#323 to #172 - tozence (04/22/2013) [-]
I know you and many other people on the internet may know the difference between the net and real life, however, you would be a little surprised as to how many times other people have just randomly started arguments regarding me being vegetarian. I can see from their point of view as well of course, because even till only several years ago, I ate meat.
Not trying to start a ********* going but I think why most pissed off vegans or vegetarians on the internet are pissed off because they keep getting challenged without their will to argue about an issue that is very important to them.(not to mention sarcasm is difficult to detect online, so some sentence or picture might seem more provoking than is actually intended, which in turn starts off ********** )
But yes, as you said, I like going by each to their own, I don't like to tutor any body, or tell anyone they are wrong, only if someone is willing to be influenced, will I show them what I think of a certain matter.
Reply+9#81 to #68 - stallwallwriter (04/22/2013) [-]
Unfortunately comedy mostly works with exaggeration, hence the stereotypes on the site of ignorant christians, asshole atheists, oppressive feminists, and raging vegans - even if these only represent a tiny portion of these actual groups.
In lieu of an appropriate pic, have some llamas.
Reply+5#95 to #81 - tozence (04/22/2013) [-]
I can't tell you just how many times, out of the blue, people have started debates or arguments with me because they know I'm a vegetarian. I don't openly try and shove anything down anyone's throat, only if they ask me personally will I show them my personal opinion in full.
I do wish some people would just accept that some people are different than them and get on living with life.
Reply+4#98 to #95 - stallwallwriter (04/22/2013) [-]
People being tolerant of others and minding their own damn business?
Amen man, that is the kind of world I would like to live in.
Amen man, that is the kind of world I would like to live in.
Reply+4#104 to #98 - tozence (04/22/2013) [-]
Reply+5#74 to #68 - flemsdfer (04/22/2013) [-]
I think everyone hates vegans, christians, and the etc. because they state that they are such things when what I've noticed is the ones that are good about it stay silent. They don't go around telling the world about it because they just keep to themselves until the subject is brought up. I think that's about how it should be too. Just everyone keep to their damn selves and we all just live our personal life how we want :/
Reply+3#99 to #74 - tozence (04/22/2013) [-]
Although I do really wish people were more open minded, not that I try to shove my opinions down anyone's throat, just that they don't act so aggressive some of the times.

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The movie may be data, but if you want to play Blu-rays in mplayer or VLC or any other OSS-video-player supporting it, you need to know the AACS-keys. Obtaining and using those keys is "illegal" (and new disks may even render your drive unusable), so, accessing the data on the disk is not as trivial as you put it, even if you do not even focus on how much processing-power it takes to decrypt the data.
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The movie may be data, but if you want to play Blu-rays in mplayer or VLC or any other OSS-video-player supporting it, you need to know the AACS-keys. Obtaining and using those keys is "illegal" (and new disks may even render your drive unusable), so, accessing the data on the disk is not as trivial as you put it, even if you do not even focus on how much processing-power it takes to decrypt the data.
Originally posted by curaga View PostLike GreatEmerald said, the comparison of a game to a movie is not entirely apt.
Your game binary may call home. It may install a rootkit. It may have other malware embedded, often called DRM. Even if it claims to be DRM-free it may have less desirable code in it.
Your movie is just data - you can do what you will with it, including playing it with an open source player.
Originally posted by yogi_berra View PostYour pirated porn movie can install a rootkit just as easily as your pirated game.
Blu-ray is certainly an issue, but so far every movie also comes out on DVD.
Originally posted by frign View PostI would definitely ask the question who really cared about GNU/Linux-Gaming, if it currently wasn't about losing our freedom.
Steam and other proprietary gaming-platforms are deliberately opposing software-freedom and thus might be even more damaging to GNU/Linux-Gaming, if it existed, than the "lack" of real software-titles.
We really should think about the motives for Steampowered to port their platform and if it is worth it; I don't think they do this in a non-self-serving way and thus rather in the interest of making the GNU/Linux-Users solely dependent on commercial interests when it comes to games.
Lets try to address your issues:
Categories of people:
*1* The majority: people who use the software primary as tools and entertainment. Think about sat-receiver and a house wife.
*2* The minority: people who use software that is professional and reliable. They are always looking for the more stable, expandable, more performing and also cheaper software stack. OS is being part of it.
*3* The absolute minority: people from above categories who "burned their fingers", took time researching the area carefully, noticed FSF movement and started caring about it. So, they are basically above cases, but with new top priority called "freedom".
Situation "before" on these groups:
*1* Get windows preinstalled, play games there, expand windows market share, can't select anything else because the drivers for their hardware are top polished on windows due to market share.
*2* Get windows preinstalled, switch software stacks, do not even look at something else, because their software and the drivers for their hardware are absolutely optimized for windows due to market share.
*3* Get free operating systems, go through new learning curve, fight a lot of nuances and accept a lot of shortcommings, because of above cases. Because their OS is pain to use(for the reasons above, not belonging to "freedom"), and their choice is purposely limited by only these systems, they are referred as zealots or cultists or whatever, ie a minority.
Situation "now" on these groups:
*1* This group has Linux written on their gaming hub site - under separate category. They become curious, they accept that their hub owners hardly make a mistake - they trust them and this combination makes them explore the whole "freedom" concept. Essentially the effect is: windows market share sinks, together with monopolistic developer attention shifting towards more cross-platform development, other operating systems become more attention from hardware suppliers and thus advance in terms of features and abilities.
*2* Due to more developments of OS, and more buzz in media, thanks to above paragraph, professional developers see the alternative OS improve and thus they start considering it as an alternative as well.
Q1. Do users of this category become less free projects after their platform gets more attention and more proprietary options?
A1. No. Because there ARE more free projects under windows, than under alternative OSes - mostly because people were not aware of other systems, or that these systems were not polished enough, or simply not widespread enough. So users and supporters of free software get more free software.
Q2. Will inclusion of more proprietary features endanger free software?
A2. No.
** Firstly they are protected by license.
** Secondly they have proven their method to be efficient due to shift towards their OS and hence they will be invested by more curious users/developers.
** Thirdly, "before" - proprietary feature users were investing their money into different system and thus empowering complete concurrent of free software. They were either running proprietary titles on windows, paying both, and expanding proprietary ecosystem; or they were using emulators/layers such as WINE - but still investing into proprietary titles supporting windows-only infrastructure in those software.
"Now", they still pay for proprietary titles, but those titles invest into free software and use cross platform technology. They are also explosed to free software concept and will have much easier switch, in case they consider it.
Essentially they shift the market share towards free OS without affecting ANY of its projects.
Q3. What dangers are really present?
*** The danger that one-vendor-only solution will claim itself as crossplatform and misguide everyone to build on top of it. Read MONO.
*** The danger that new proprietary friends drag the closed-source development towards core projects of the ecosystem. The danger is that they may become either monopoly or "trusted cartel".
Thats it. But those dangers are no way as critical, as having them have own completely proprietary, completely isolated development ecosystem thus investing funds into forming new "standards", "software infrastructure" and features that are endangering free OS directly.
Remember, Apple, MS etc have explicitly forbidden GPL in their code and have put massive pressure onto "exclusivity", ie monopolistic features.
By doing the opposite - welcoming any codebase in userland(as in kernel/userland)we are pushing towards removal of exclusivity and thus stripping their "advantage", while maintaining our own.
I agree with Stallman on this question, and I think that the advantages completely overwhelm the disadvantages and if we play careful and do not force our closed-source friends, its an epic win for both.Last edited by brosis; 01-28-2013, 08:21 AM.
Originally posted by BO$$ View PostRMS, rationally, believes that arrival of Steam on GNU/Linux can do both harm and good:
Thus, in direct practical terms, this development can do both harm and good. It might encourage GNU/Linux users to install these games, and it might encourage users of the games to replace Windows with GNU/Linux. My guess is that the direct good effect will be bigger than the direct harm. But there is also an indirect effect: what does the use of these games teach people in our community?
But then he argues the damaging effect of non-free software:
Any GNU/Linux distro that comes with software to offer these games will teach users that the point is not freedom. Nonfree software in GNU/Linux distros already works against the goal of freedom. Adding these games to a distro would augment that effect.
If you want to promote freedom, please take care not to talk about the availability of these games on GNU/Linux as support for our cause. Instead you could tell people about the Liberated Pixel Cup free game contest, the Free Game Dev Forum, and the LibrePlanet Gaming Collective's free gaming night.
He is not entirely positive if you actually read that and not just the title.
You make the mistake that you pick a Little detail "can do both harm and good" and then you don't get the overall final conclusion.
But maybe you miss the final conclusion because you think that it is manipulation and brainwashing.
Sure RMS manipulates people but every human who can write and do write do exactly the same.
On the other side you are worst in that kind of stuff.
Valve is basically porting its 10 year old, existing OGL code base over. CS 1.6 instead of CS:GA? Reeks of "easy cash" syndrom to me.
What most people in this thread forget is that Valve does this not for the good of Linux or to get money from Linux users, they do it to secure the future of the Steam platform, which is endangered with Windows 8 and Microsoft's app store plans.
Gabe Newell can say that he does it because he likes Linux, but we all know that he does it in order to not let the Steam boat sink like the Titanic, hit by an iceberg called Microsoft.
Valve is basically porting its 10 year old, existing OGL code base over. CS 1.6 instead of CS:GA? Reeks of "easy cash" syndrom to me.
I suspect that Valve just wants to concentrate most of their bug reports and fixing on one game per engine for now.
Hopefully with Steam they can reborn. So far, the only game I found interesting from their catalog was Cold War. Maybe I'll buy it in the future. I've just tried the demo.
By the way, I cannot wait to play HL2 on Linux!!!
Originally posted by e8hffff View PostIf you want a vibrant market you need to embellish it. It's like selling old fruit vs new. People want fresh new fruit, it's as simple as that.
I'm still trying to catch up with the good games from the nineties.
Not to mention theres a lack of support for LGP Ports. Recently decided to reinstall X3: Reunion and the game wont run, sent an email to support/opened a ticket, the reply i got was the game will not run on any modern/semi modern AMD video cards basically none of the AMD HD based chipsets, i asked if there were any plans to rectify the problem and havent received a reply as of yet, sent the email/opened the support ticket in october of 2012, received the first reply a month later. Now i read they lost the X license so i guess i will have to hunt down either an old ATI card or something from Nvidia to play the game.
It looks like LGP is going the way of the Dodo.
Originally posted by curaga View PostPlease show me one movie with such exploits for at least two (2) current versions of open source players.
http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/se...pe=all&cves=on <- mplayer
http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/se...pe=all&cves=on <-vlc
Originally posted by yogi_berra View PostSorry, I don't pirate movies of any type. But even a cursory skimming of the results at nvd.nist.gov shows you to have your head up your ass.
http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/se...pe=all&cves=on <- mplayer
http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/se...pe=all&cves=on <-vlc
I find it terribly amusing how people in this thread so quickly started screaming about zealots and people getting bent out of shape about Steam even when they were the first ones to truly get bent out of shape over it. It is a common reaction from people who buy into a certain worldview, suddenly believe they are the majority, and then feel threatened when they realize there are still people who disagree with them.
In my case, I find the limits placed on me by Steam to be unacceptable, and therefore I do not use it and prefer other platforms and actively promote them instead. If that idea bothers you so much I must really ask why you feel the need to get so personally involved if you claim to be a "pragmatic" person who does not care about these moral or ethical concerns - I really do not see the need for passion in a "pragmatic" argument.
I also really dislike the idea that people try to minimize these concerns by saying that games are merely "entertainment" as if that means that they should be given less scrutiny or have less concern placed on the availability of their content. I actually care about my entertainment and my cultural pursuits, and as such I do see the need to comprehend the ethical and political concerns that relate to gaming and other art forms. I do not see why them being "entertainment" in anyway diminishes the fact that I want to keep playing the games I have purchased, keep playing them in a fashion I accept as being acceptable, and want these games to still be accessible to later generations.
Same thing applies with movies, music, and other content as well - everyone being so blas� about them is part of the reason why the industries responsible for their creation have fallen into the state they are in, and I am concerned about this happening to games as well.
So please, do not tell me to shut up when you supposedly do not care. Apathy is not a legitimate argument against passion or concern.Last edited by Hamish Wilson; 01-29-2013, 02:15 PM.


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The Giants (6-4) play tonight in New Orleans (7-3) against the Saints and their high flying offense. Coming off a bye week the Saints will look to run through and throw over and around the Giants defense. The Giants on the other hand see a team that allows 5.2 yards per rush attempt, a stat that in the last two years would have sealed the Saints fate this evening. The Giants running game MUST find a way to be effective this evening. Long drives using different backs in different sets, coupled with play action passes down the field to the talented Giants receiver corps would ordinarily be the recipe here. The offensive line must go back to basics, must play as a unit, must get help from the tight ends and receivers, and must in general pick up their lunch pails and go back to work tonight and make this running game a threat of some kind. Without it it will be another installment of the ELi Manning show trying to beat a team single-handedly. If the run game shows up, and the Gi...
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Davis-Bacon Act:
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This testimony discusses the Department of Labor's (Labor) procedures for determining prevailing wage rates under the Davis-Bacon Act. Davis-Bacon wages must be paid to workers on certain federally funded construction projects, and their vulnerability to the use of inaccurate data has long been an issue for Congress, employers, and workers. More recently, the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, focused attention on the need for accurate and timely wage determinations, with more than $300 billion estimated to provide substantial funding for, among other things, federally funded building and infrastructure work potentially subject to Davis-Bacon wage rates. In the 1990s, we issued two reports that found process changes were needed to increase confidence that wage rates were based on accurate data. A third report found that changes then planned by Labor, if successfully implemented, had the potential to improve the wage determination process. However, in 2004, Labor's Office of Inspector General (OIG) found that wage data errors and the timeliness of surveys used to gather wage information from contractors and others, continued to be issues. The testimony will discuss (1) the extent to which Labor has addressed concerns regarding the quality of the Davis-Bacon wage determination process and (2) additional issues identified by stakeholders regarding the wage determination process. This testimony is based on our recently issued report, titled "Davis-Bacon Act: Methodological Changes Needed to Improve Wage Survey."
In summary, we found that recent efforts to improve the Davis-Bacon wage survey have not yet addressed key issues with survey quality, such as the representativeness and sufficiency of survey data collected. Labor has made some data collection and processing changes; however, we found some surveys initiated under these changes were behind Labor's processing schedule. Stakeholders said contractors may not participate in the survey because they do not understand its purpose or do not believe the resultant prevailing wages are fully accurate. In addition, they said addressing a lack of transparency in how the published wage rates are set could result in a better understanding of the process and greater participation in the survey. We suggest Congress consider amending its requirement that Labor issue wage rates by civil subdivision to allow more flexibility. To improve the quality and timeliness of the Davis-Bacon wage surveys, we recommend Labor obtain objective expert advice on its survey design and methodology. We also recommend Labor take steps to improve the transparency of its wage determinations.
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There's Something About Mary 1998
A man gets a chance to meet up with his dream girl from highschool, even though his date with her back then was a complete disaster...
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- July 15, 1998
- Duration:
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- Directors:
- Bobby Farrelly, Peter Farrelly
- Cast:
- Richard Jenkins, Ben Stiller, Lin Shaye, Steve Sweeney, Sarah Silverman, Jeffrey Tambor, Keith David, Willie Garson, Matt Dillon, Deborah Smith Ford, Al Quinn, Harland Williams, Billy Smith, Cameron Diaz, Rob Moran, Daniel Greene, Zen Gesner, Lenny Clarke, Herbie Flynn, Jackie Flynn, Steve Tyler, Sean Gildea, Richard Tyson, Danny Murphy, John-Eliot Jordan, Will Coogan, Brian Mone, Brian Stube, Scott Rosenberg, Phil Rosenberg, George Bedard, Warren Tashjian, Nicholas Greenbury, Andrew Greenbury, Terry Mullany, Brad Blank, Paul Pelletier, John Stroehman, Pete Anicelli, Tom Leasca, Bill Beauchene, Susan O'Day, Billy Meyer, Ruth Michelle Meyer, Monique Pelletier, Docky, Chris Elliott, Marnie Alexenburg, Tim Sheehan, Kevin Civale, Michael Burke, Max Murphy, Rick Michaels, Ed Nelson, W. Earl Brown, Lee Evans, Rosie, Khandi Alexander, Hillary Matthews, Nancy Farrelly, James 'Sporty' Ahern, Jim Blake, Clem Franek, Cord Newman, Markie Post, David Shackelford, David Goryl, Lori Brener, Jeffrey P. Lerner, Cory Pendergast, Brett Favre, Kelly Roarke, Caryl West, Ken Rogerson, Cindy Oliver, Maureen Griffin, Mariann Farrelly, Jonathan Richman, Tommy Larkins, Michael Budge, James Gifford, Tracy Anne George, Jesse Farrelly, Anna Farrelly, Zack Lee, Valerie Bruce, Kelly O'Brien, Mike Charpentier, Peter Grundy, Michael 'The Cannon' Gannon, Peter Conway, Ann Conway, Heather Rosbeck, Jack Shields, Fallon Shields, Bob Grundy, Kathy Beauchene, Manny Barrows, Sheila Mone, Barbara O'Connor, Richie Balsbaugh, Tim Robbie, Providence Wissel, Brian McGlaughlin, Duana Knight, Kelley Schneider, Meda Thomas, Steve, Kenny, Pat, Mike, Billy Dee, Sam, Ernie, Tom, Chris, Jeanie Flynn, Mercy Lopez, Michael Cheney, Rick Coleman, Kris Meyer, Emilio Diaz, Don Daley, Julia Hissom, Robin Gau, Jon Mone, John Adamonis, Kyle Adamonis, Neil Pomfret, Ruth Pomfret, Josh Miller, Debbie Howard, Don Julio, Michael Burke, Billy Smith, Richard Fitzpatrick, Ed Nelson, Rosie ...
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I expected to hate this movie. I don't get gross-out humor types of movies (ie: most of the Farelly brothers' projects) and the last one of their collaberations I saw was Stuck On You which I found painfully unfunny and ridiculously boring. There's Something About Mary, however, is a smart, adorable, hilarious, well-written, funnily performed film that I couldn't have enjoyed more. While it's not nearly perfect (WHY do they all love Mary? I mean they weren't even being theirselves around her so she was liking them for something they weren't.--This was the major problem I had with the movie), it is the funniest movie of the 90's. Ben Stiller is surprisingly good and perfectly over-the-top (sometimes, he is just perfect when it comes to being over-the-top--ie: Meet The Parents, Zoolander, The Royal Tenenbaums; while other times, he is painfully over-animated--ie: Meet the Fockers, Dodgeball). Here, he is surprisingly good and while he isn't very good in the few dramatic moments in the movie (it's NOT a drama at all so I'll definitely let it slide), he is wonderfully funny in the comedic scenes particularly when he is fighting Puffy the dog. Yes, a dog. Cameron Diaz is perfectly perky and excellently casted as Mary. She is able to flex her comedic skills in this movie and even at times, her physical comedy is flared and it's hilarious. She is consistent and very good. Matt Dillon, I thought, was wonderful. He is funny in the most unexpectedly quirky and off-beat ways and he completely just goes with everything the film and the role is offering. He seems to be having a ball on screen. All of the supporting performances are fine...I wish we could have seen more of Jeffrey Tambor and even the quirky Lin Shaye who is the best cast member of them all as Magda. The writing is smart and hilarious and never (unlike some other Farelly works) gets carried away with too much slap-stick. There are some gross-out-funny scenes but it's all in good humor as, by the end of the movie, you realize the film is one big beating heart that is just pure fun and pure popcorn entertainment. It's not to be taken too seriously and it's, I feel pretty comfortable saying this, a brilliant comedy. As far as "gross-out" movies go, it's the best ever. And as far as simple comedies go, it's pretty damned good too.
(lol hair gel)
Either way this is a very funny and a very enjoyable film that has just the right amount of gross out comedy it's just such a great film and the farrely brothers second best film (dumb and dumber being their best of course) and it's pretty long for a comedy like this but either way it's still enjoyable and worth seeing, ecspecially if you're watching it with a bunch of people that makes it all the better so yeah anyway if you haven't seen this and you are not easily offended by movies than you have too see this because it is an excellent film and i am out.
There's Something about Mary
(Quote: I couldn't believe that she knew my name. Some of my best friends didn't know my name.)
Starred: Cameron Diaz, Ben Stiller, Matt Dillon.
Directed: Bobby and Peter Farrelly
Genre: Romantic comedy
I liked a lot this movie. Ted (Ben Stiller) is deeply in love with Mary (Cameron Diaz) and he has his first chance to be with her when he invited Mary to the graduation party. Unfortunately for him when he's in her house he suffered a 'small' accident with his zipper:rolleyes: , you can think what I'm talking about. So he lose his chance and now that they're older he hire an spy to search for her, but he didn't have in mind that this spy may like also Mary:p . It is a very funny pretty good in this genre movie.
Pretty stupid. I had a few laughs, but I guess I thought the movie was going to be super good based on its reputation. It was fine, but nothing special.
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Boondock Saints
I am not going out there as a woman pretending to be a man pretending to be Tina Turner. I can't afford therapy on my salary.
I loved the first Miss Congeniality. It really worked for me, but the sequel really falls short. Not that I was expecting it to work in anyway, there was no need to for a sequel, but I thought, Sandra Bullock's usually pretty good in a comedy role, why not? Well, while this movie isn't terrible -- it's very disappointing even when I wasn't expecting very much. It's a shame they can't ever take a good chick flick and make a decent sequel. It falls where Legally Blonde 2 fell (ok well this might be a little better than that.)
The reason Miss Congeniality worked in the first place is that you have Sandra Bullock as Gracie Hart playing the biggest tomboy to glam girl transition. In this, it's the complete opposite. You have Hart as a rude, glam girl apparently "losing her roots" and getting lost in being beautiful. The problem is, there's no fun in that for a good half of the film. It just drags on and on while she's just mean. It loses its charm in that -- while the second half finally gets back to character and becomes fun for a bit. The plot is unclear and you just see how many costumes and situations they can end up in. It's a decent rental if you liked the first one, but very difficult if you can make it past the first half.
Grade: **/****
Believe it or not, I never watched this film the whole way through until a few days ago. it was on cable here. Its a funny movie, although some of the humor is not my favorite type... (gross-out, etc).
Definitely the best Cameron Diaz role I can think of.


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Song: I Done Came Up
Album: The Long Way Home
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Featuring: Big K.R.I.T.
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Got something bad to say about Big SANT and his music? Say That Sh*t—I triple dog dare you. Having proven himself a Muthaf**kin' OG on his last feature, the Southern spitter continues to... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Mutharf**kin' OG
When it comes to OG's in Southern Rap, some of the usual suspects that come to mind include Scarface, Bun B, 8Ball & MJG and of course The Dungeon Family. Today we have a feature from an emcee... More
Posted 2 years ago
Song: Rap Ni**a
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Posted 2 years ago
Featuring: Big K.R.I.T.
Song: 2 Much
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Artist: DeLorean
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