Are you a Godly viewer?

[IkeaBoy]

Check out this film review site <a href="http://www.capalert.com"> The CAP Alert </a> to find out

"Nothing can kill The Grimace"

[JustJon]

no, but I am God.

<img src="http://www.chaoticconcepts.com/bans/rfjustjon2.jpg">

[girl germs]

<i>"Has anyone wondered where Disney has gone? Well, the Jay and Silent Bob genre is where they appear to be. This is a Miramax film. Miramax is a Disney company. Miramax is responsible for such films as Priest, Lie Down with Dogs, The Advocates, Clerks, Kids, and Pulp Fiction. Disney hired Kevin Smith to produce Dogma and Chasing Amy. Now do you understand why Disney seems to have no shame in stealing childhood from children?"</i>

<i>"The boys also meet four "babes" who are posing as animal rights activists. The initial encounter was in a food shop as one of the ladies walks in. Jay fantasizes about her and she begins a sensuous dance that exposes more of what little skin was hidden, much like the dance that cost John the Baptist his head [Mark 6:22-25]."</i> - jay and silent bob

what a great site. now i know what movies i shouldn't be taking my kids to.

<p align="center"><font face="arial">"no, don't be afraid (to protect everyone). love and courage are your friends. yes, yes, anpanman. how gentle you are! go, protect everyone's dreams."</font></p>

[IkeaBoy]

John the Baptist did the Sexy Dance?

"Nothing can kill The Grimace"

[girl germs]

haha...i guess. he probably exposed more of what little skin was hidden too...

<p><font face="arial">"the first time i saw little weevil he was on the western plain. next time i saw the weevil he was riding a memphis train. he was looking for a home, just looking for a home. when the farmer saw those boll weevils they were in his rocking chair. the next time they were in his corn field and they had all their family there, just fixing up a home. yes, fixing up a home."</font></p>

[girl germs]

or something.

<p><font face="arial">"the first time i saw little weevil he was on the western plain. next time i saw the weevil he was riding a memphis train. he was looking for a home, just looking for a home. when the farmer saw those boll weevils they were in his rocking chair. the next time they were in his corn field and they had all their family there, just fixing up a home. yes, fixing up a home."</font></p>

[girl germs]

there used to be this christian website with re-versed lyrics to popular songs...i think it's down though.




<p><font face="arial">"the first time i saw little weevil he was on the western plain. next time i saw the weevil he was riding a memphis train. he was looking for a home, just looking for a home. when the farmer saw those boll weevils they were in his rocking chair. the next time they were in his corn field and they had all their family there, just fixing up a home. yes, fixing up a home."</font></p>

[HordeKing1]

IKEABOY - Thank you! This is the most unintentionally funny web site I've seen in some time.


http://members.aol.com/slipknot4twenty/hking

[adolescentmasturbator]

If only Disney stuck to their roots like when Walt was there. Walt knew how to run an American Christian company. Walt was racist, and fiercely anti-union. That's what I call a hero.

I will get a sig pic...eventually

[adolescentmasturbator]

Oh yeah the funny thing is that they have no negative responses on their feedback page lmao.

I will get a sig pic...eventually

[NewYorkDragons80]

I'm a Catholic and I gotta say these people go too far. It's just a movie. This is why people stop believing.

The story was King Herod got a lap dance from a woman, but instead of getting paid, she wanted John the Baptist's head, so they killed him.

AM, you just don't like Disney because he was on the extreme right rather than the extreme left :)

New York Dragons Arena Football

[adolescentmasturbator]

Funny thing is that Disney's father was a Socialist. Talking about falling real far from the tree.

I will get a sig pic...eventually

[Dan]

I love it!

An example of Impudence/Hate in "10 Things I Hate About You": punk dress

Analysis of "Magnolia": And, in this 181-minute movie, there were 171 occurrences of the most foul of the foul words

I always knew PT Anderson was a great writer!


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