Too bad they didnt cast Arnold for this...

for da rat

you never saw any of these asi que te mando un par ya que el blog ta en bergs...

Nightwish

No se en verdad si alguien de ustedes tripea nightwish, maybe the rat, pero igual esta vaina ta muy funny. Be hillarious to do something like this with a lemmi tune.

sorry

http://www.mnftiu.cc/mnftiu.cc/war.html

HAHAHAHA

Thank me later.

FUNNY SHIT!!!!!

Biggest Prank Ever

I am inspired. Let this be the prank that launches a new era in Bollo History. We could totally pull shit like this in Panama. You have to see this shit for yourselves.

An anniversarie? Oh, anniversarie! Bellisima!

That's right! Today is the Cooler's Birthday...who would've thought? After La Fritanga was brutally murdered the Cooler rose from the ashes and has been around for exactly a year now...so if you have a drink tonight, drink one for the Cooler and let's hope for another post-filled year!

Must... watch... 300

This is the meaty part (aiiiii) of a review I read. The parts I didn't post were either pointless or spoilerish, although there shouldn't be any spoilers if you actually know some Spartan history (which I am assuming you don't, with the exception of Da Rat and possible exception of Manny).

Anyway, posting this review is my way of saying we have to go watch this movie NOW!

It goes a little something like this (and I know it says there that it was reviewed on a day that has yet to pass... but let's just ignore that):

Movie Review

300 (Frank Miller's)
(Reviewed on 03/14/2007)
www.TheRossman.com/rrr/index.html

300 is a good mix (and by good mix I don’t just mean that it was an amalgam of, but a mix of the best parts of) Braveheart, Sin City, and Gladiator. It’s as stylistic as anything seen in Sin City, and actually 3 to 4 times more violent than the bloodiest scenes in Braveheart. That, perhaps, is the greatest part of this film – its ultra-violence. 300's got heart too though. You care just a little too much for these brave men and you really feel it when one of them falls and when their final plans are all undone (take your pick from any of the three previously mentioned movies from which to match this thought to), but the violence! Even when it happens to a Spartan soldier you are still amazed by the in-your-faceness of it all!

Most movies nowadays try to ignore violence, or they show giant battlefields as bloodless campaigns from a distance, where the combatants are basically just a mob of lame, repetitive sword movements. 300 calls those movies pussies, pees on them, and then places its own brutality front and center with no apologies. Oh, and it throws in some female tits for good measure, but that's neither here nor there. The fights themselves are also something to behold (besides the jubblies). The battles aren’t just a series of shitty fast cuts where-in you’ll see a sword slash, a man’s face grimace, some blood hit the ground, and then a man collapse… Fuck and no. In 300 you see full charges that last minutes and are choreographed so beautifully in order to show you the full extent of Spartan soldiers’ training. They don’t just “hack and slash,” they block with a shield, swing a roundhouse sword blow, then kick or shield-shove the already dead (but still standing) foe out of the way in order to fucking kill the next in line. It is a beautiful, well-oiled machine of ball-stomping manliness. And you’re in the front row to see the limbs and heads fly and the crimson splatter over everything like pumpkin innards on your asshole neighbor's porch after a well-played Halloween prank.

There is absolutely nothing that I did not like about 300. The characters, the direction, the visuals… all beautiful. I heard one complaint from some (mongo) chick as she clutched her boyfriend’s arm as they left the theater after the credits began rolling – she basically had a problem with some of the mutant-looking fucks and the exaggerated sizes of the rhinos and elephants in Xerxes army. Apparently she missed the ENTIRE FUCKING POINT of the flick: everything that we’re watching is basically part of the campfire story that Spartan soldier Dilios (a survivor of Thermopylea) is telling to the troops right before the Battle of Plataea, a year after Leonidas’ final stand. It’s all about rallying the men before they [spoiler removed by Blues]! It’s a Spartan propaganda film! Of fucking COURSE parts are going to be exaggerated (but surprisingly enough, a good portion of the tactics, waves of the Persian troops, and the ending are all historically accurate)! And why the fuck did that moron bring a date to this movie in the first place? I highly doubt he was getting any poon that night.


So, what did I think of 300? It kicked the shit out of the previous Thermopylea movie, The 300 Spartans, from the 60s (which I was forced to watch my freshman year in world history class). I give Frank Miller’s 300 two bloody and severed thumbs up.


I came out of that theater so pumped I just felt like charging and beating the shit out of something… anything. This will be the movie that coaches make their teams watch before “the big game” this upcoming football season. Remember the Gay Titans has nothing on 300!

Let me Pick

funniest pic evah. i know we are beyond belief. new my space song. check it before u wreck it. bien!

Racial slur banned in New York

By Jeremy Cooke BBC News, New York

The ban reflects a growing unease about using the "N-word"

The city council of New York has voted to ban the use of the word "nigger".

The resolution to ban the so-called "N-word" is largely symbolic as it carries no weight in law and those who use the word would face no punishment.

But it reflects a growing unease that the racial slur is now part of everyday conversation and that the taboo against its usage has been swept away.

The word is in common usage among sections of the younger generation in the United States.

'Throwback to slavery'

For many years the "N-word" has been used by young African Americans who have appropriated it as a, perhaps ironic, term of endearment.

Now, other ethnic groups have started to use it in a similar context, and those who insist it should be banned are growing increasingly outraged.

Many African American community leaders, with the backing of fellow lawmakers, say it is offensive in every context and that is a word which should never be said.

For them the word is loaded with offensiveness.

They regard it as degrading and a throwback to the times of slavery when blacks were regarded as sub-human, to be bought and sold by their white owners.

The New York City resolution was sponsored by Councilman Leroy Comrie, who says the "N-word" was derived solely out of hate and anger and that its meaning cannot be changed.

But for America's so-called hip-hop generation using the word among themselves is about self-empowerment.

Its usage is habitual and seems culturally fixed and to stop it is likely to take a change in their attitudes rather than an edict from elected officials.

Where's Waldo (Without the Hat)

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Lemmipics

Alba ta guiao in the picture, but is cool...