Cpt. Smurf

Uh... The "look into my eyes" part seems rather Scooby-Doo. :roll: Or Little Britain :P

No, I don't have anything against the Queen herself, but as I said, being a Nationalist, I now object to the fact that Republican children in Ulster would have to ...

This does cause one to wonder exactly what you did to deserve grounding for three months... Oh, and yes, all these sorts of notices should be put in the Official ...

'Nature Boy', the Moulin Rouge version (you know, the song at the very beginning). That creeps me out every time. And the 'Halloween' theme tune *shivers*

It really depends. If a boy is adopted with two moms, there could potentially be an issue. boy's typically need a father in their environment. Children tend to look to ...

If you live in the UK, you will most likely have heard of her. For those of you who don't know who she is, she was the winner of The ...

I've never heard of The Wiz... what's it about? Anything Wicked related, I need to see. XD It's a retelling of The Wizard of Oz, with an all-black cast. At ...

Not to mention, it would be our tax dollars paying to keep some sick freak alive. No thank you. This point is pretty much void, since it costs more to ...

Pan's Labyrinth , when they torture the guy to find out where the rest of the group are hiding. Oh yes, that one was horrible.

Looking at it that basically, you'd be hard pressed to find any fantasy series, or any genre at all, for that matter, which don't have similarities to each other. It's ...

28 Weeks Later , when he's pushing his thumbs into his wife's eyes is pretty bad... Can't really think of any more at the moment, though.

I think the debate lies in the moralities of pressuring people into 'admitting' they're gay. As it is, this appears to be rather one-sided, and may have to be moved. ...

All I'm saying is I want them to be happier and not repressed. I don't want them to feel like its being forced on them or like they have to ...

For clarification, the idea was for it to be in all of Britain, to emphasise the feeling of collective 'Britishness' - which, by the way, I'm all for, but not ...

No, they wouldn't, because the Queen is head of state of Britain, and of every other Commonwealth Realm, independently of each other. Laws that are passed here are not passed ...