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Excellent work!

Glad to see your stuff, hope to see lots more of it and your discussions around here in the future.

[Number6]

I probably was going to watch this with friends anyway, but now I have even more reason to pester them about getting it.  ;D

Erica Durance is pretty sexy but I like the Smallville version of Lois much less than Chloe, and Alison Mack is just adorable.  Definitely glad to see her in something else, though to my recollection Peeg doesn't do too much in that story (maybe they'll expand her role a bit for the movie).

[Number6]

To the best of my knowledge, they've both got natural breasts; and Salma's have gotten bigger since she had her kid, so I'd have to say I'm liking hers more.  😀

But, I think I may like Christina Hendricks' even better (and I'm also fairly sure they're natural).  ;D

[Number6]

Thanks for that!  Jana's lookin' good.

[Number6]

I think it's the Watchmen movie (based on the graphic novel); she plays the second ("modern day") Silk Spectre.  If I had to guess, I'd think that the download was removed for being a clip from the movie (though I didn't actually see or d/l it before it was taken down).  While she looks good, I don't think she's got much (if any) muscle definition.  🙁

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I agree that "Final Fantasy: The spirits Within" was both a monumental waste of time and had nothing to do with the Final Fantasy game series. What you want to watch is "Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children". This has Cloud, Tifa, Yuffie, et al. Tifa has one major hand-to-hand fight in the move that shows off her sweet moves. Rent or buy it, you'll like it much more.

The only Final Fantasy game I'd ever played was the original one on my trusty ol' NES.  So while I didn't explode with hate over The Spirits Within, I "merely" disliked it for being an overwrought mess of a story.  I also had the opportunity to see Advent Children, and while I wasn't terribly impressed, I'm pretty sure that's my own shortcoming as I wasn't familiar with the FF7 source material (even having read Lightfoot's "Missing Materia" comic).  To my eyes, Tifa didn't have a lot of muscle (though I thought she was noticeably more "solid" than some of the other characters), but her fight scene was pretty neat.  And by the end of that movie, I learned that any monster can be beaten by literally THROWING Cloud at it.  😀

[Number6]

I don't care for boxing (female or otherwise), but that is an incredibly well-rendered piece of artwork!  😮

Definitely hoping to see more from this artist in the future.

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That's probably what it is for me, too…I don't have a subscription, but I only occasionally visit (usually when FTF10 or someone here posts about a notable contribution).  The ads or whatever apparently don't always mess with my comp, but on the random instances when they do, the browser basically blows up.

[Number6]

I don't know if it's appeared in the US before, but it's been pretty good so far.  The announcers have an annoying tendency to repeat the action that happened anywhere from 15 seconds ago to what's happening as we watch, but otherwise it's been reasonably entertaining.

Interesting to note: except for Jennifer Capriati, who "aggravated an old injury" and had to leave the competition, the eliminated teams have been the ones with male athletes paired with female celebs.  A sort of message (however subtle) that there are positive aspects to female athleticism;  or alternatively, there's a downside to neglecting physical fitness for some mainstream "feminine look".

At any rate, the ladies are definitely good to look at in the sun and surf.  I'm pretty sure there's been at least a couple (though not many) good shots of well-defined abs.  And for people who like tall women, there's a women's basketball player to admire, towering over the hosts.

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Moffat's stories have been great.  But I didn't care so much for the insta-relationships he included (Pompadour and River) for the Doctor.  The characters became deeply connected with the Doctor with basically little to no buildup and it seemed like the audience was expected to believe that these relationships were incredibly meaningful.  I prefer more of the "show, don't tell" style of storytelling, where we'd get to see just how great these characters actually were in order to realize how meaningful they could be.  In that, I think Moffat failed…but these relationships had to be contained within the (otherwise terrific) stories he wrote, so I'm hopeful that with him at the helm rather than just guest-writing, the relationships in the new series will be handled better.

To get back on topic, I just finished watching the latest episode of that "Superstars" show on ABC.  I seriously don't recognize a single person except for Ali Landry (the "Doritos girl" from some years back).  Unfortunately, she got eliminated tonight along with her partner, but she was fun to watch and had a nicely upbeat attitude, so I'm thinking that it might be cool to see what she might look like with some impressive muscle.

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