The Lord of the Rings and Star Wars

good? it depends on people you know^^

saku_no_haruka wrote:

good? it depends on people you know^^

I meant if you watch them all in a row, it might be long. Each movie being from 2 to 2.5 hours would put the entire thing at over 6 hours long.

Namklim wrote:

saku_no_haruka wrote:

good? it depends on people you know^^

I meant if you watch them all in a row, it might be long. Each movie being from 2 to 2.5 hours would put the entire thing at over 6 hours long.

oh really?
I think I can survive^^

I could survive as well, just I'd want to go do other things too... while watching the movies.

Namklim wrote:

I could survive as well, just I'd want to go do other things too... while watching the movies.

You have a point there^^

Chances are that I'd go grab my DS while watching the movies. Since I've seen them, I don't need to watch everything.

Well.. I don't have much time to watch them=_=

Yeah, not many people do have the time to watch them all at once.

Namklim wrote:

Yeah, not many people do have the time to watch them all at once.

at least you understand me^^

It comes from paying attention I suppose. Most people have things they want to do, so they don't sit around for 6 hours straight watching movies, unless they are doing a movie marathon with friends or something like that. But that's an entirely different thing all together.

6 hour straight of movie isn'T good for us...

saku_no_haruka wrote:

6 hour straight of movie isn'T good for us...

Neither are a lot of other things, but here in America, that doesn't matter.
I'm just saying that for the most, it's only during a movie marathon that most would watch them straight.

Namklim wrote:

saku_no_haruka wrote:

6 hour straight of movie isn'T good for us...

Neither are a lot of other things, but here in America, that doesn't matter.
I'm just saying that for the most, it's only during a movie marathon that most would watch them straight.

I live in America too but we don't watch it that long^^

saku_no_haruka wrote:

I live in America too but we don't watch it that long^^

I was referring to the part about "that isn't good for us." It is my firm belief that in America, the important thing isn't what is or isn't good for us, but how to make people feel better about themselves. I believe this, because this is what I have seen in America. I do not mean to sound preachy or anything, but I have very low expectations for the future.

I find it funny how other people from other countries think of Americans. True, America's youth are getting fatter and fatter by average and shorter and shorter. I had a teacher who taught U.S. History and everyday he'd preach to us about how stupid Americans were becoming. You'd come out feeling depressed.

I don't have the patience to sit around and watch Star Wars movies. One movie is usually enough for me to want to get out and go outside.

I can spend more than six hours on the computer or watching T.V. But I did get sick from doing that right after school ended!

-sigh- Everything in America seems to be going bad, the people and the economy........Stocks are all down and gas is up.

And everything Sooty-Chan said before is so true...The US History teacher in my school feels the same way......

US History in my High School was kinda lame. We didn't catch up to current events... The teacher I had was one of a small few that I didn't really like. But when I made that statement, I wasn't referring to the health and whatnot of the youth. If they want to watch all the movie, go ahead. What I was referring to is that they can blame something else for the results, AND IT'S ACCEPTABLE. America is becoming a land of blameshifting: If something goes wrong, it was NOT your fault, someone else is responsible.

But it is easier to blame someone else then admit it....

If it wasn't your fault and someone else's, then who is to blame? Bush? o.o

you're right^^

etewxok wrote:

But it is easier to blame someone else then admit it....

If it wasn't your fault and someone else's, then who is to blame? Bush? o.o

I know it's easier, the sad part is when it is considered acceptable. People want to know what's wrong, and the refuse to accept the idea that they aren't perfect and thus, make mistakes. That or people get overly concerned with who's to blame, that they don't actually fix the problem (though this version is usually more political).

Ah... Bush. I feel bad for him. He's not a great president, but the policies of the government aren't all his fault. Who was it? I don't know, but one of the recent members of Bush's administration that dropped out or something wrote a book on the lies and the fraud that had been going on. Of course, the Republicans pretend to be confused and things like that. So, mostly it's the background people whom we don't know that are creating the problems.

Why are we talking about politics? Beats me.

I was never good at politics, anyways. This is just stuff that my history teacher talked to us. I'm not close to be old enough to vote, so, ah.... yeah I don't really get into politics.

I've never really cared much for talking about politics either. Probably because it's more corrupt than I'd care to admit. It's rather annoying to see them in there, and I wonder what goes through their minds. Then I go do other things that are more entertaining and less confusing.

Haha... that sounds exactly like what most people do in the US.

"who cares about politics?!"
"no one."
"exactly."

Yeah, I'd rather waste my time doing something entertaining than listening to a bunch of people telling us things they "promise" us to do but you know is... not that possible or as easy as they make it sound.