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the next line of flicks I've watched in the moviethon!

9. Alice in Wonderland!

10. Almost Famous.

11. A Man Apart.

12. American Gangster

13.American History X

14. American Pie

15. American Psycho

16. Anchorman The Legend of Ron Burgundy

17. Any Given Sunday

7. A Few Good Men. Rob Reiner shot the shit out of this movie, because there are some scenes where Cruise actually looks taller than other people! Good Flick. Jack kicks this movie's ass all over the place.

8. Aladdin. Its Aladdin, Aladdin kicks ass. All forms of it in all sorts of discovered and undiscovered dimensions. This flick is so good i have an Abu figure that has permanent residence on my entertainment center!

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knocked out two more flicks from my unholy pile of movies!!!

5. 40 Year Old Virgin. Funny, but makes fun of collectors at every turn, plus Michael Scott takes some of them out of the package. Such a sin!!!

6. 300. Holy shit Butler Butlered the hell out of this flick! Frank Miller may have went batshit insane lately, but before he did he laid some badass movie material on the page!!!

yeah after deciding to alphabetize all of my dvds (seasons, movies, sports, etc) I figured out, this shit ain't happening. I also figured out that a) I'm missing a lot of movies essential to any collection, b) that I have movies I've never watched, and c) that I have a lot of BAD movies.So I decided to start with just my movie collection and watch it all in alphabetical order. Been doing it for three days, and I'm four flicks in. So I'm going to give short run downs on each flick and whether or not they are getting removed to make room for a better flick. Also with a little rating for each flick. Hereeeee goes!

1. 3:10 to Yuma. Good flick. Batman and Gladiator try to outrun Angel from X3 (man I hate X3)

2.12 Monkeys Corbin Dallas thinks that Tyler Durden is going to poison the world. Great flick, very trippy.

3. 16 Blocks. John McClain and Ford Prefect run away from George Washington. Good flick but the special edition with the alternate ending is the best

4. 30 Days of Night. Slevin and Freyja from Charmed don't heed Angel's warning (man I REALLY hate X3) and Stryker comes to kill them. ( I hate Wolverine Origins more than X3) very, very good movie! essential for any comic fan or horror movie buff.

#movies #3:10 to Yuma #12 Monkeys #16 Blocks #30 Days of Night

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#SOPA Wants to take away boobies! #FightSOPA

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DC Antiquity

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The Trinity re-imagined as Medieval Heroes:

These lovely pieces are by Dustplat on Deviantart who writes:

[I} Wanted to take the iconic DC characters and redesign them to fit in a more medieval antiquity world. Thinking what type of characters they would grow to be if they had to deal with the morals and ways of living of that era-

Weekly Reading List!

Boys, Robocop, Zorro, Detective Comics, Green Arrow (although I don't know why), Justice League International, Men of War, Supernatural, Swamp Thing, Uncanny X-Men, Wolverine and the X-Men Alpha and Omega, and X-Men.

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i’m following him.

All Star, Astonishing XMen, Cap x2, Deadpool, Kickass, Red Sonja, Superman, Uncanny X Men, Unwritten, and X Men Legacy Legacy are this weeks reading list! The ride from Kickass never stops!!! Its ripped the doors off the hinges and burned the place down!!!

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How to make Reptar bars:

Ingredients:

24 Ounces Milk Chocolate Chips

4 Teaspoons Crushed Pecans

4 Teaspoons Caramel

7 Ounces Marshmallow Fluff

2 Ounces Green Food Coloring

Grease a 2 x 4 inch mini-loaf pan and set aside. Empty the marshmallow fluff into a medium-sized bowl, add the green food coloring and mix with a fork until well blended and consistent in coloring. Set aside. Using a double boiler, melt the chocolate over the boiling water and then remove from heat. Pour 1/4 Cup of the melted chocolate into the greased loaf pan and spread until the surface is even. Sprinkle 1 teaspoon of the crushed pecans over the melted chocolate and place the loaf pan in the freezer for 10 minutes to solidify the lower layer of the Reptar Bar.

Remove the pan from the freezer and drizzle about 1 tablespoon of the green marshmallow mixture in the center of the bar, spreading it vertically but making sure that there is at least 1/2 inch of chocolate space surrounding all sides of the marshmallow. If you don’t do this, when you add the top layer of the chocolate the marshmallow will not be encased.

Then drizzle the teaspoon of caramel over the marshmallow and take the bar back over to the pot of chocolate, which should still be melted. Using a spoon, first drizzle the chocolate around the green marshmallow heap to encase it in a chocolate wall, then drizzle just enough chocolate over it so that the green part is covered. If you do this in the opposite order, the weight of the melted chocolate on top of the marshmallow will force it to the sides, once again making a messy Reptar sandwich instead of a nice enclosed Reptar Bar. Place the Pan in the freezer for another 10 minutes, or until the chocolate has solidified. Gently press the sides of the pan in and out to loosen the bar, then flip the pan over onto a plate and shake it until the bar falls out.

Repeat this process until all of the chocolate has been used, will make about 4 Reptar Bars. Store them in a cool, dry place.

recipe from adventures in cooking