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So last week i was sitting at a lobby at my campus and I overhear this girl talking on the phone. Now I'm no expert at Asiatic linguistics to any extent but I assume she was speaking Chinese. At my table there was a (very large) empty bucket of instant noodles, which at the time i didn't know was hers. So she's talking on the phone for like 20 minutes, and I'm just studying for my midterm, but i have to say it was getting on my nerves. Finally she hangs up and walks over to my table with the empty noodle bucket. To my surprise, she says in a rather deep non accented voice. "JESUS CHRIST" and grabs the empty noodle bucket, discarding it in a

So I just got back from seeing Paranormal Activity 2, and I have to say it fails to please. Lets begin with the setting. Like the first, this film takes place in an upscale tract house probably along the West Coast. A ultramodern touch mixed with a fusion of architectures produces a setting that simply lacks mystery. Now one might say that it makes the film all the more realistic and ultimately terrifying, but lets get real. Any average American family lacks the systematic cleanliness of these homes, not to mention the financial fortitude to not necessary own the home, but to afford it's rather expensive appliances. Overall it is a blatant ov

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