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hahahah, it would be cool if i really saw what happen,

its the science of unfortunate event...

murag fight scene sa face off... rodsky pwede na ka mahimong action hero...

this is useful to me - a reminder indeed

I felt that way when I had to give up my trusty Nokia 3210...felt like I lost an arm.

LOL That is hilarious! Makalingaw man na nga poster, imbes mahadlok ta, makakatawa man hinuon ta ana

Maybe has something to do with my upbringing (parents both college professors--the house was run like a university. Dinner was like lecture etc.) or my former profession (I used to teach in college, MSU).

Why do you feel like you need to express or explain anything to anyone?

There are more budget-friendly restos/eateries than Chowking if you would like to save money.

Although I drank Yakult as a kid, never really seriously thought of drinking it or eating yogurt or whatnot, on a regular basis. If purchasing probiotics would just offset the savings I'd get cooking at home, then it's the same story.

Oh, it's very hard to mess up a microwave meal. You just pop it in the microwave, it's done. Also, have you tried something for your IBS? There are some really good probiotics out in the market right now that have done wonders on IBS sufferers. You might wanna give those a try.

I sincerely wish I can save up on money by cooking my own food, but I also suffer from some form of irritable bowel syndrome, so if I mess up the cooking and still eat it, there's the potential for me to give myself a daily tummy ache, something I really can't afford, esp. in the next few months.

If you can't cook, you don't have to eat canned food or buy a stove, a microwave will do just fine. There are so many decent-tasting microwavable dishes out there. The options are endless. The microwave is a modern-day miracle. It'll be your best friend, if you let it. Then you can finally quit eating at overpriced Chowking.

Hey, that actor just won an Oscar. And you spelled 'despicable' incorrectly.

Wow! I wish I liked food a little bit less, would really help out with the battle of the bulge.

Originally Posted by vern

You start off with the wrong premise that somehow ethnic cleansing is comparable and perhaps is a factor to evolution and human development ... which it isn't. Racism and concepts that separate and divide humans are a modern invention.

Perhaps I just lack the proper vocabulary to express the premise or idea behind my script idea, but I do assure you that it has nothing to do with a comparison or analogy to racism/ethnic cleansing, even if you believe that's what my script idea is all about. It is perhaps convoluted, yes, but it's certainly not what you said I could have been implying by the words I said.

Originally Posted by vern

You give too much credit to early humans and their capacity to hate instead of just survive.

I don't think I ever mentioned that my little caveman is someone who hated anyone.

Originally Posted by vern

There is nothing worse than a pretentious movie lecturing it's audience about how scientifically sound it is ... when it is far from it.

I don't really get where you got the idea of my script being didactic or "teaching"--I actually intended it to be some sort of dark comedy with absolutely no moral end to it.

-RODION

You start off with the wrong premise that somehow ethnic cleansing is comparable and perhaps is a factor to evolution and human development ... which it isn't. Racism and concepts that separate and divide humans are a modern invention.

You give too much credit to early humans and their capacity to hate instead of just survive. In humanity's rough road to become the modern ape, there was no room for hate. It would have been a dire disadvantage that would have led to our extinction. Being social and overcoming superficial differences on the other-hand was a key advantage to developing the early human brain. Perhaps a more modern take on human evolution is what you need. Check out "Becoming Human" ... available on Blu-Ray and DVD from the good folks at PBS will give you a better foundation for your script ... for you mistake survival of the fittest to mean survival of a single individual/group ... when it really means survival of the whole species. This is as relevant today as it was many eons ago, as it was in WW2, as it has always been. We as a species do not win when the a single group, a single country, a single organization, a single individual wins. Perhaps it is fitting that the birthplace of humanity has just the word for this ... ubuntu ... I am who I am because of who we all are.

You give too much much credit to Nazis and equating an act of hate to survival. To create a credible script that would be appreciated by an educated audience first requires a plausible premise ... something you don't have. There is nothing worse than a pretentious movie lecturing it's audience about how scientifically sound it is ... when it is far from it.

1. It's disruptive - meals are disruptive. Whether you're trying to finish a level on some role-playing game...

hahaha agree ko ani >_<

The current first family in Malacañan has all the attributes of the Hans Landa character and, to a lesser degree, the crocodiles in both houses of Congress. All the rest are the dogs kept by Herr Landa snarling at the morsels of food he left.

Do you watch that TV show, Survivor? For 20 seasons now, the "survivors" in that show have been trying to Outwit, Outplay and Outlast everyone else. Makes for good TV. Pero luoy na si Hans kung siya ra ang sole MALE survivor sa tribo. Can you imagine being the sole provider for a bunch of women? being the only MALE in an estrogen-filled situation like that? Basin makaingon pa na si Hans sa iyang kaugalingon, "di na gyud ko mousab, kausa nalang!" Hahaha