Wednesday, May 31, 2006
About Me
- Name: Aldwin Christopher
- Location: Las PiƱas City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Oh, I'm pretty much a nice guy. I've been called a lot of things, both good and bad. The most interesting one I've heard is "harmless".
Previous Posts
- Due for a Nervous Breakdown
- Fiction, fiction, fiction!
- Baguio 2006
- For February...For Now.
- Christmas and New Year Article
- I didn't mean to make you cry.But I'm glad I made ...
- Christmas Party
- Siglo: Passions - The Book Launching
- Sometimes
- Miro and Iris' Wedding
My Friends' Blog:
Aimee
Giselle
Iris
Maibelle
Marie
Pauline
Rachel
Sam
Seth
Tobie
My Favortie Webcomics:
Applegeeks
Bruno the Bandit
Butternet Squash
Dominic Deegan
Dungeon Crawl, Inc.
Funny Farm
General Protection Fault
Gaming Guardians
MegaTokyo
PVP
Queen of Wands
Questionable Content
Schlock Mercenary
Sluggy Freelance
Sinfest
Something Positive
Order of the Stick
User Friendly
Wapsi Square
How to make a cbaker81 |
Ingredients: 3 parts friendliness 1 part crazyiness 5 parts instinct |
Method:
Layer ingredientes in a shot glass. Add lovability to taste! Do not overindulge! |
A | Ambivalent |
L | Legendary |
D | Dainty |
W | Weird |
I | Ideal |
N | Naive |
My Picture Albums:
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2 Comments:
I thought it was too bad that Rogue's character was so whimpy this time around and beast was pretty cool.
I think it's an acceptable ending to the trilogy.
--RC of strangeculture.blogspot.com
Thanks for commenting, RC. Yeah, I thought of her part in the movie as being weak, thus making her particiaption feel unnecessary. She would have been a great advocate for The Cure.
As for Kelsey Grammer(?), I wasn't to fond of him being the Beast when I heard about it. Sure, the make up would make him appear like Hank, but did he have the right presence for the role?
After hearing his voice, I realized it was a great choice. He sounded intellectual, which is how the character is, despite the exterior. It really had something to do with his TV character of Fraiser, I think.
It's too bad they couldn't get him to quote Shakespeare more.
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