The same culture that mixes noodle types like that is probably the same type of culture that would burn an American flag.

Asians?

I have a friend who hard-boils an egg with his Ramen.

Quite odd, that.

Jewish Atheist Hippies?

I assume that's Chicago. I went there last year and there's a guy in our group who has jumped out of planes. He's walking around not paying attention when he gets up to a window and has the urge to look down not knowing where he is exactly at. He's actualy in one of the glass type areas hanging over and when he looks down he absolutely loses it. :lol: It's funny to see how people react going up to them and being on one and then watching a baby crawl in that area oblivious to it all.

10,000:

I will love you forever Salma.

I don't get it

Who is that on first base?

Oh, I get it. Who=Hu

It'd probably get you banned.

Whoever started calling tits "funbags" is a genius and a scholar.

Does one person actually own all those consoles? On second thought, I probably have a tenth of that collecting dust in my closet somewhere, and I'm not even trying.

I LOL'd @ Ken and Ryu

SI

original godfather is too low. godfather 3 is too high.


also, going back a ways, the clown last supper creeps me the hell out. evil evil things clowns.

ads for a short-time (like when on holiday) pet shelter :D

Totally digging the trilogy meter.

Indiana Jones 2 is way too high.
Spiderman 2 is too high, Spiderman 1 is too low.
Terminator 3 is too low. I thought it was OK.

Indy 2 is too high, but how in the world is Spiderman 2 too high? I still consider it to be one of the greatest superhero movies ever.

There were two scenes that brought the movie down for me. I agree that overall, it was a good super hero movie.

Scene 1: The camera view being that of Doc Ock's tentacles. It looked so cheesy. Like some B-Horror movie.

Scene 2: Spiderman without the mask on that train, being passed around by the people on the train. And then the little girl says "Don't worry Spiderman, we won't tell anyone who you are." Just a stupid, cheesy scene that ruined part of the movie for me.

That was actually one of my favorite scenes of Spider-Man 2 simply because it is 100% pure, unfiltered Sam Raimi. It harkened straight back to his roots and his "Evil Dead" days and it left me cackling with glee.

If it had been any other director, I would have had the same reaction as you.

Frankly I adored that scene. It was so sweet and you just know that a little girl would say something cute like that in a similar situation.

We've all seen this countless times.

Think this was only in director's cut. Was a homage to Sam Raimi's Evil Dead. So yeah, that B Movie thing was intentional :D. I thought it was hilarious simply because of the reference. But yeah, if you don't get that then it's completely out of place.

I got these from here.

Who says you can't use your hands in soccer?

Indiana Jones 2 is way, way too high. Fun graph except that Indiana Jones 2 is way, way too high. :)

I can't believe somebody has not already pointed out that Mad Max 3 was way too high. Thundersome blows, anybody that would rate it higher than the first one is an idiot.

We are retarded bitching about a stupid trilogy meter.

I don't think anyone was truly bitching until your post.

Anyway, I disagree with the list in a few spots, but the one I would change the most is LotR. I would put them all to the top of the scale.