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#**761** 12-22-2009, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by wasabi622

Oh it is. Ask your doctor or biology teacher. The eyeball is HUGE! It's just that most of it is hidden. Why else are the eye sockets so predominant on a skull?

I know that. Never seen a real golf ball. My idea was based on the size which I have assumed for a golf ball. That's why at first I doubted it. Now I know its true.

wasabi622 · #**762** 12-22-2009, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Merci Alizée

I know that. Never seen a real golf ball. My idea was based on the size which I have assumed for a golf ball. That's why at first I doubted it. Now I know its true.

Ooohh. Ok, my bad. I made the wrong assumption!

TheBarrett · #**763** 12-22-2009, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by wasabi622

Ooohh. Ok, my bad. I made the wrong assumption!

You know I totally let a racist joke slide in your last comment.
Gosh I missed out

wasabi622 · #**764** 12-22-2009, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by TheBarrett

You know I totally let a racist joke slide in your last comment.
Gosh I missed out

W-what? Ok, pretend my last post wasn't there.
Let me hear it!

TheBarrett · #**765** 12-22-2009, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by wasabi622

W-what? Ok, pretend my last post wasn't there.
Let me hear it!

No no no, the fun is dead.

Anyways, the last movie I watched was a videotaped moment with me and a little sweethoney from Little To...

Well, that's for another day, another chatroom session

wasabi622 · #**766** 12-22-2009, 01:10 PM

Quick back to topic(sort of) I have to watch either Invictus or Avatar.. I can see that many people here have seen Avatar, anyone seen Invictus yet?

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Originally Posted by TheBarrett

No no no, the fun is dead.

Anyways, the last movie I watched was a videotaped moment with me and a little sweethoney from Little To...

Well, that's for another day, another chatroom session

aww...

Fish · #**767** 12-22-2009, 03:01 PM

They're both great movies, but if you don't know/care anything about rugby or South Africa then Avatar is more up your alley. My friends that don't know much about rugby all think that Invictus moves a little slowly and doesn't try to connect with them, and I can see how they would think that.

Srbski-kralj · #**768** 12-22-2009, 05:32 PM

Yeah invicus havent watched it yet but heard good things about it.

Ben · #**769** 12-22-2009, 07:47 PM

So I finally got around to seeing Avatar, and really liked it too. I mean it had it's problems, like being far too black and white (why not make the mineral not only valuable, but vital to human survival?), and a total take-off of Frank Herbert's Dune (not that it was wholly original either)... And I really wish they'd explored the psychological and philosophical implications of the avatar technology more (Philip K Dick would have had a field day with the concept)... But it was still one heck of an adventure, and a pretty good love story. Much like Cameron's last film (Titanic), actually.

Fish · #**770** 12-22-2009, 08:08 PM

I agree with all of that, Ben. What I found was that the movie was not a particularly great script/story and the acting was average, but not bad. However, it was just the experience of being immersed fully into the world that Cameron created. The movie was just so pretty. The best comment I described to sum up my viewing of it after was "life looks so standard def after seeing this." I'm not normally one to triumph effects over story, but I think everything else involved in Avatar was just good enough to make it a very quality film.