Im a sucker for action and emotion to, but to have such a sad ending, then have to live that moment of your suicide for the rest of your immotal life is sad.(Im Catholic

The best ending is one that is sad and happy at the same time. Although I don't really care which it is, just so long as it is emotional.

@sonic, well you watched movie instead of doing work, think positive yeah!!

@jeff ok, actually guy with master chief's suit from space does a magic dance and everyone becomes zombie, so ironman comez and save a day in book hamlet. I jus spoiled it

Alright, I have to give you credit for that.
I'm still laughing out loud.

Ditto. Our whole class went roflcopter over the shootout scene at the beginning.

You Americans are weird. Who else would turn Shakespeare into CSI: Miami?

You have to meet some of my friends.
And some of my friends friends.

They would try to turn this play into an epic space battle or something.

exCUSE me, I didnt quite get thay, Im still laughing athe fact that someone can say that and it actually makes SENSE

O-oops.... uh.... sorry, didnt mean to be a jerk with that.

and now we stop talking about religion before someone gets offended. k? ^_^

ATTANTION JEFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Spoiler Alert Above Me!
If you don't want any of spoiler, do not read post above me. It gives you big nutshell of the book.
(chances are you reading this after reading post above me.)
Sorry Grey wolverine, I'm sincerly sorry. but I know Jeff don't like giving nor knowing spoiler.

Thanks for reminding me, I forgot to put up spoilers.

I agree, so long as it's smart too. My most favourite ending to a series or movie is the ending to Code Geass. Absolutely epic. Speaking of...

It was a while ago but I think this was the moment the series became completely awesome.

And on the current topic: Hamlet was one of my favourite plays, not so much for its emotion but the story and development of its characters is one of the best (that is having only read 4 or 5 of his complete works).

Why do we need spoiler tags for Hamlet?

worse yet, that was talking about that lion king is somewhat similar and Sons of Anarchy is exactly the same, without actually spoiling the ending of any of the three things involved.

Those are both really good questions, I doubt theyre going to be answered.

Also, did I really start up a conversasion on Hamlet?

So, by that logic, telling him something that comes from Hamlet could be spoiling it.

Okay, Ill bite, what the heck is Hamlet, I have no clue what it is.

A play by Shakespeare.

The same guy who wrote Romeo and Juliet.

It's probably Shakespeare's second-most famous play.Urf, I must have missed that.

@Nyaliva
I just found this on NGO magazine
is it what you would often see?
no offense, not trying to be stereotypical.
I see beaver often around where I live.



also Koala fur suit

that koala fur suit is creepy.

Its a tragedy set in Denmark, and something I want to see in a live performance of. If your interested, all Shakespeare plays, sonnets ectera are public domain and can be accuired for very little with no royalty fees, your just paying for paper and ink.

@Texascat018

Sadly no, Koalas are quite shy and you're lucky to see them in the wild. They have areas where koalas live and signs telling people to slow down because they occasionally cross the street but I haven't seen any do so. You can go to wildlife parks to hold koalas but they're very strict because koalas can get scared and lash out if provoked, they definately say never to pick one up in the wild unless they are in danger of being hit by a car or something (and by the wild I mean anywhere that's not a wildlife park, they are everywhere, you just don't see them...). Oh and no offence taken, I like being able to explain things like this!

However, you've reminded me of a thread I've been meaning to start for a while. I'll be back in a bit.

EDIT: Okay, I've started the thread and (I hope I'm not out of line by posting the link here) here it is.

If anyone wants further stereotypes about any country quashed, there's the place to go.

Saw the Avengers. Loved it. I'll never stop watching superhero movies anymore.

Man, all of the talk here about the Avengers Makes me want to go and see it.

But I can't right now...
Stupid truck breaking down...

still?? wan't it supose to be fixed by this week?

...No

It was supposed to hopefully be fixed by the end of the week.

I hope you get it back by end of this weekend.

man, I'm just jellous of his life.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=azBWVt_R9vQ&NR=1

Lions scare me.it would be cool though

who ISNT afraid of lions

someone without any sense of fear, like my cousin

I'm not afraid of snake too. I hang'em on my neck like tie at zoo.

I have a surprising lack of fear on wobbly step ladders.

I'll get on an 8 foot tall ladder with something like 10 inches of wobble at the top.
I'll just be like "Lets see if there's any wobble" KLUNK KLUNK KLUNK "Yea, that seems safe enough"

I've even gotten on one that was basically set up on an uneven sheet of ice with nothing but some roofing shingles to keep all 4 feet from sliding. (And I think there was some wobble in it too)

Life is fun with challenges and risks.


I would hug that lioness;after feeding her with lots of food first.

uh... hat doesnt seem like a good idea, especially if it was a boa constrictor!

Im afraid of heights, knives, and anything that can eat me

Im the coward here arent I

No.
I'm ok on almost any kind of step ladder, but extension ladders scare the heck out of me. I hate them.