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Paul Watson's response: http://www.seashepherd.org/news-and-media/news-091103-1.html

erske wrote: Johnboy74 wrote: Zombieland http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1156398/ • Good for the first ten minutes and then take a dive into mediocrity • Some funny bits • Introduction of love interest and the film becomes a joke • Bill Murray saves the film in the middle otherwise would have walked out • Woody is vegan I think Are you kidding!?! It was great, just watched it! I like light hearted zombiemovies as long as it has the key...

Johnboy74 wrote: erske wrote: Johnboy74 wrote: Zombieland http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1156398/ • Good for the first ten minutes and then take a dive into mediocrity • Some funny bits • Introduction of love interest and the film becomes a joke • Bill Murray saves the film in the middle otherwise would have walked out • Woody is vegan I think Are you kidding!?! It was great, just watched it! I like light hearted zombiemovies as long as it...

http://whalewhores-south-park-season-13.blogspot.com/ a link

I'm still thinking of that last scene "Now they are normal, like us"... I see it as totally vegan thing, although really bloody one

Awesome response. I need to see the South Park episode bad. _________________ Context is everything. ----- Rodolfo's Personal Site

i thought both the episode and response were great. Of course the SS would get lampooned hard. it just means they're making an impact. remember any press is good press. you gotta have a tough exterior. here' the episode if you wanna see it online. _________________ The White Pig Bed & Breakfast

Heh .... I get you! There's just something about bedford camper vans that could keep me entertained for weeks .... ahem. So apparently when I went out to see a stand up this weekend - I was the person laughing excessively & hysterically every 5 mins.. my girlfriend said that half the time, she was laughing at me! .... damn....

I once stupidly left the box of catnip on a kitchen shelf instead of putting it away in a cupboard, and left a bag containing a French bread loaf on the kitchen table ...then went out for a few hours. When I came back in, the catnip had been scattered all over the kitchen floor and rolled in, and the bread had big chunks gauged out of it. The cats were nowhere to be seen, but were eventually discovered lying on their backs, groaning and...

LOL My lot were rolling around in ecstacy this morning after their Canadian catnip arrived - they can't get enough of it!