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The Fantastic Fucking Future

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  • SCREECH OF THE FARGSCREECH OF THE FARG #1 PARROTHEAD margaritavilleRegistered User regular
    TankHammer wrote: »
    Kwoaru wrote: »
    Kwoaru wrote: »
    #pipe wrote: »
    Were people talking about futuristic sex toys in here?

    https://www.lovepalz.com/

    Here is a pair of web enabled fuck toys, one for ladies, one for dudes.
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    Pair them over an internet connection anywhere in the world, and each device controls the other.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voSewFD3pL4

    for two committed people very far away from each other, or one very kinky person with too much money

    Well now how about that, I didn't even think about one person using both pieces.

    $380 for someone with a wang to be able to fuck themselves in the arse?

    yeah 400 bucks is a whole lot of money for being able to giggle every time somebody tells you to go fuck yourself

    Of it weren't so much money I'd take myself for a spin. Could be a neat experience!

    I wonder , are any two devices tied to each other and can they connect to any other device? If the latter, that'd be pretty crazy. Random matchmaking for virtual sex?

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  • AntimatterAntimatter Devo Was Right Gates of SteelRegistered User regular
    it involves email registration

    of course now i'm wondering how people are going to "hack" the concept

  • SCREECH OF THE FARGSCREECH OF THE FARG #1 PARROTHEAD margaritavilleRegistered User regular
    Gimme the steam server browser for my e-boning ty

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  • SkylarkSkylark o7 Vile Rat o7 o7 Photon Torpedo o7Registered User regular
    Million-Dollar idea for all you entrepreneurial folks out there:

    ChatRoulette+LovePalz

    You're welcome.

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  • FlayFlay Registered User regular

  • XehalusXehalus Registered User regular
    edited August 2013
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TesfgMtlGQ0
    A new computer software tool developed by NASA's aeronautical innovators – the Precision Departure Release Capability, or PDRC – will soon help controllers determine as best they can the precise amount of time it will take for an airliner to get from its gate to a fixed spot in the sky, and therefore be able to predict when pilots should receive clearance to push away from the terminal.

    http://www.nasa.gov/aero/strategic_vision/index.html#.Ugxrb5JQF1E

    Xehalus on
  • TossrockTossrock too weird to live too rare to dieRegistered User regular
    MrMonroe wrote: »
    I thought, "that's pretty cool, passive energy generation" and then I realized it's basically just building a security flaw into your car keys and your wallet.

    your car keys and wallet are already riddled with security flaws, one more won't really make a difference

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  • WiseManTobesWiseManTobes Registered User regular
    Have there been any updates to the HBV 2.0 project that Google hired Kurzweil to build a team for?

    Steam! Battlenet:Wisemantobes#1508
  • IsoldaeIsoldae Hats Off To JigglypuffRegistered User regular
    I remember seeing something where people could get the radiant energy from high voltage power lines to power stuff.

    I thought that was pretty cool.

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  • pimentopimento she/they/pim Registered User regular
  • Blake TBlake T Do you have enemies then? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.Registered User regular
  • WiseManTobesWiseManTobes Registered User regular
    I love super sci fi ( more-so the stuff that always seems like it'd be a reality, if we could just all get along and do it! Like I'm even trying to learn to write novel style, cause I need to get it out, and lost my ability to draw when my shakes began years back , since I used to write in a comic script style and now get to relearn everything, anyhoo)

    Like, imagine once we figure out the ability to download ourselves online/switch consciousnesses and crazy stuff, our brains themselves connecting to the internet and such!

    Want to visit France? put up an ad , and just switch bodies with someone in France for a bit. Heck the implications of society losing the connect between looks and personality alone would cause some amazing changes. or once we're kitted out with full AI nanobots, the entire workplace would change, could send your body to work on robotic autopilot and log into a separate matrix level virtual reality while your body goes to work.

    Nanobots poking your brain to make crappy healthy food taste like bacon!

    People getting the body they were meant to have , no fuss no muss!

    Why stop at kitting out humanity too? Imagine the environmental effects if trees grew as houses themselves! Imagine the impact consciousness transfer and switching would have on deleting the need for vehicular transportation! ( heck imagine how far you could walk if you could just go play a 3d MMO in your own brain while your body gps'd to where it needed to go!)

    Sorry this kinda nerded out into a spam wall heh

    Steam! Battlenet:Wisemantobes#1508
  • Rhesus PositiveRhesus Positive GNU Terry Pratchett Registered User regular
    There's no way I'm swapping bodies with somebody I've found on the Internet. I don't even like somebody else using my desk at work.

    I could come "home" and find that they've robbed a bank or killed someone, or combed my hair differently.

    [Muffled sounds of gorilla violence]
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  • WiseManTobesWiseManTobes Registered User regular
    Ya but nothing would be body specific, actions would be tied to the consciousness. ( and obviously the internet being a giant cesspool of insanity, is one of the first things that needs some fixing rofl)

    Steam! Battlenet:Wisemantobes#1508
  • Dongs GaloreDongs Galore Registered User regular
    switching bodies seems extremely unlikely if for no other reason than that by the time we gain that level of mastery over the essential mechanisms of consciousness we'll probably no longer be walking around in meat at all

    downloading simulated facsimiles of real people could probably happen though which is sketchy enough

  • WiseManTobesWiseManTobes Registered User regular
    Ya, it could just be because of some limits I set on myself for the writing, but one of them was that in a post singularity, Humanity, even in biotech form, would still be fostered/furthered in various ways, because progress demands ingenuity. ( I wish I was less tired, I'd go off in spoilers heh, might another day when less tired), it's like this world/scenario that I can't stop thinking about half the time, I'm a little consumed by it. Both as Sci Fi, and as a fingers crossed look into the future. while still realizing it's far far far off/if ever/long shot scenarios heh

    Steam! Battlenet:Wisemantobes#1508
  • honoverehonovere Registered User regular
    I love super sci fi ( more-so the stuff that always seems like it'd be a reality, if we could just all get along and do it! Like I'm even trying to learn to write novel style, cause I need to get it out, and lost my ability to draw when my shakes began years back , since I used to write in a comic script style and now get to relearn everything, anyhoo)

    Like, imagine once we figure out the ability to download ourselves online/switch consciousnesses and crazy stuff, our brains themselves connecting to the internet and such!

    Want to visit France? put up an ad , and just switch bodies with someone in France for a bit. Heck the implications of society losing the connect between looks and personality alone would cause some amazing changes. or once we're kitted out with full AI nanobots, the entire workplace would change, could send your body to work on robotic autopilot and log into a separate matrix level virtual reality while your body goes to work.

    Nanobots poking your brain to make crappy healthy food taste like bacon!

    People getting the body they were meant to have , no fuss no muss!

    Why stop at kitting out humanity too? Imagine the environmental effects if trees grew as houses themselves! Imagine the impact consciousness transfer and switching would have on deleting the need for vehicular transportation! ( heck imagine how far you could walk if you could just go play a 3d MMO in your own brain while your body gps'd to where it needed to go!)

    Sorry this kinda nerded out into a spam wall heh

    Wasn't that the premise of two not so good sci fi movies? Gamer and another one with Bruce Willis?

  • ElderlycrawfishElderlycrawfish Registered User regular
    honovere wrote: »
    I love super sci fi ( more-so the stuff that always seems like it'd be a reality, if we could just all get along and do it! Like I'm even trying to learn to write novel style, cause I need to get it out, and lost my ability to draw when my shakes began years back , since I used to write in a comic script style and now get to relearn everything, anyhoo)

    Like, imagine once we figure out the ability to download ourselves online/switch consciousnesses and crazy stuff, our brains themselves connecting to the internet and such!

    Want to visit France? put up an ad , and just switch bodies with someone in France for a bit. Heck the implications of society losing the connect between looks and personality alone would cause some amazing changes. or once we're kitted out with full AI nanobots, the entire workplace would change, could send your body to work on robotic autopilot and log into a separate matrix level virtual reality while your body goes to work.

    Nanobots poking your brain to make crappy healthy food taste like bacon!

    People getting the body they were meant to have , no fuss no muss!

    Why stop at kitting out humanity too? Imagine the environmental effects if trees grew as houses themselves! Imagine the impact consciousness transfer and switching would have on deleting the need for vehicular transportation! ( heck imagine how far you could walk if you could just go play a 3d MMO in your own brain while your body gps'd to where it needed to go!)

    Sorry this kinda nerded out into a spam wall heh

    Wasn't that the premise of two not so good sci fi movies? Gamer and another one with Bruce Willis?

    Surrogates, featuring the laugh out loud comedic performance of Bruce's wig.

    PSN/Steam - Elderlycrawfish
  • GoatmonGoatmon Companion of Kess Registered User regular
    edited August 2013
    There's this goo called Decongel. You pour it onto a surface, let it dry, and when you peel it off it leaves absolutely nothing that isn't supposed to be there.

    All those cleaners that claim to work wonders are full of shit. This stuff will literally leave a surface spotless.

    Not just good for cleaning filthy floors and shit, either. It also picks up radioactive particles, and so it can actually help decontaminate biohazard areas, hence the name.

    They actually ended up sending vats of their product out to Japan, what with the nuclear crisis and all.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU3V3FCA7yc

    Goatmon on
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  • GoatmonGoatmon Companion of Kess Registered User regular
    I love super sci fi ( more-so the stuff that always seems like it'd be a reality, if we could just all get along and do it! Like I'm even trying to learn to write novel style, cause I need to get it out, and lost my ability to draw when my shakes began years back , since I used to write in a comic script style and now get to relearn everything, anyhoo)

    Like, imagine once we figure out the ability to download ourselves online/switch consciousnesses and crazy stuff, our brains themselves connecting to the internet and such!

    Want to visit France? put up an ad , and just switch bodies with someone in France for a bit. Heck the implications of society losing the connect between looks and personality alone would cause some amazing changes. or once we're kitted out with full AI nanobots, the entire workplace would change, could send your body to work on robotic autopilot and log into a separate matrix level virtual reality while your body goes to work.

    Nanobots poking your brain to make crappy healthy food taste like bacon!

    People getting the body they were meant to have , no fuss no muss!

    Why stop at kitting out humanity too? Imagine the environmental effects if trees grew as houses themselves! Imagine the impact consciousness transfer and switching would have on deleting the need for vehicular transportation! ( heck imagine how far you could walk if you could just go play a 3d MMO in your own brain while your body gps'd to where it needed to go!)

    Sorry this kinda nerded out into a spam wall heh

    Some of those ideas are super fun to think about, even though the concept of the "Ghost in the shell" style thinking doesn't really hold up under scientific scrutiny.

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  • pimentopimento she/they/pim Registered User regular
    On downloading people, there's a similar premise in episode 1 of series 2 of Black Mirror. There's a full synopsis on there, but basically the idea is that a guy dies, and his girlfriend is able to communicate with a facsimile of his conciousness built up from his digital communications through the years. It progresses from there. I won't spoil it because it's really worth watching for yourself - the whole series is actually.

  • Rhesus PositiveRhesus Positive GNU Terry Pratchett Registered User regular
    There's some exploration of the concept in the sequel to the Red Dwarf novelization. A guy leases his body so he can constantly get it upgraded (as he's a shallow tool, it's mainly defining the muscles and making his dick bigger), but then his business goes bankrupt and he's held in debtor's prison as an incorporeal soundwave.

    [Muffled sounds of gorilla violence]
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  • GoatmonGoatmon Companion of Kess Registered User regular
    edited August 2013
    These things are witchcraft, sent by the devil.

    I also got one for my birthday, and it's so cool.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ux7p4StpjJc

    Goatmon on
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  • Donovan PuppyfuckerDonovan Puppyfucker A dagger in the dark is worth a thousand swords in the morningRegistered User regular
    No, not really. It's just a big venturi.

    Kadith
  • TankHammerTankHammer Atlanta Ghostbuster Atlanta, GARegistered User regular
    I'm reading the sci-fi novel Altered Carbon right now. Among a lot of really cool concepts there's a character who works as a contract killer but doesn't trust anyone else so he copies himself into a backup, fakes his death, bribes some technicians and teams up with himself restored from the backup.

    I'm liking it.

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  • DuxDux A host to DarknessRegistered User regular
    TankHammer wrote: »
    I'm reading the sci-fi novel Altered Carbon right now. Among a lot of really cool concepts there's a character who works as a contract killer but doesn't trust anyone else so he copies himself into a backup, fakes his death, bribes some technicians and teams up with himself restored from the backup.

    I'm liking it.

    Altered Carbon is real good.

    TankHammerFishmanSkylark
  • Rhesus PositiveRhesus Positive GNU Terry Pratchett Registered User regular
    No, not really. It's just a big venturi.

    An alpha venturi, if you will.

    [Muffled sounds of gorilla violence]
  • DarmakDarmak RAGE vympyvvhyc vyctyvyRegistered User regular
    TankHammer wrote: »
    I'm reading the sci-fi novel Altered Carbon right now. Among a lot of really cool concepts there's a character who works as a contract killer but doesn't trust anyone else so he copies himself into a backup, fakes his death, bribes some technicians and teams up with himself restored from the backup.

    I'm liking it.

    I fucking love the Takeshi Kovacs novels. I usually wait several years before I reread books but I think I only waited like 6 months to reread those.

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    Skylark
  • MayabirdMayabird Pecking at the keyboardRegistered User regular
    Fugitive wrote: »
    There's a lot of goalpost-moving RE: when we can say we live in the sci-fi future

    but most experts agree its somewhere between "robots that can deliver pizza" and "downloadable pizzas"

    I've insisted we've been living in the sci-fi future since 2000. The future only gets more future-y as we go.

    Currently we're at giant nuclear-powered laser-armed science robot on Mars and knowing what color three dinosaurs were.

    Yeah really. For three of them, we don't have to guess anymore. We know. They were feathered dinos and had such fine preservation that scientists could look at the feathers under a microscope and see fossilized color pigments, thus making them able to determine what color they were. One of them was orange and white striped with a white mohawk-sorta look on its head. One was mostly black but with white wing feathers and a big red crest. And the third...

    indigo_bunting_glamor.jpg

    See this little guy? This is an indigo bunting. He has no blue pigment in his feathers, just black. That's all iridescence. Turns out, Microraptor, which is a fairly common fossil, was the same way: black pigment but iridescence that turns the feathers blue in the sunlight. To make this awesomer, that indigo bunting only has a wingspan of 19-22 cm (7-9 inches) whereas Microraptor had a wingspan of 77-90 cm (2.5-3 feet) which is eagle sized. Oh yeah, and Microraptor had four wings (the legs were also winged) and may have flown like a biplane. Don't laugh at the primitiveness; biplanes aren't great at long distance flying but they're a lot more maneuverable than monoplanes, which would be useful for a generalist feeder that flew short distances through dense forest.

    Even when I was a kid just in the 90s the books were saying that we'd likely never know what colors dinosaurs really were and many hypothesized that most colors were really dull and boring. Now only a couple decades later we know that there were eagle-sized flashes of iridescent blue way back in the day.

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  • FalxFalx Registered User regular
    No, not really. It's just a big venturi.

    Your face is just a big venturi.

    Darmak
  • Blake TBlake T Do you have enemies then? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.Registered User regular
    Mayabird wrote: »
    Fugitive wrote: »
    There's a lot of goalpost-moving RE: when we can say we live in the sci-fi future

    but most experts agree its somewhere between "robots that can deliver pizza" and "downloadable pizzas"

    I've insisted we've been living in the sci-fi future since 2000. The future only gets more future-y as we go.

    Currently we're at giant nuclear-powered laser-armed science robot on Mars and knowing what color three dinosaurs were.

    Yeah really. For three of them, we don't have to guess anymore. We know. They were feathered dinos and had such fine preservation that scientists could look at the feathers under a microscope and see fossilized color pigments, thus making them able to determine what color they were. One of them was orange and white striped with a white mohawk-sorta look on its head. One was mostly black but with white wing feathers and a big red crest. And the third...

    indigo_bunting_glamor.jpg

    See this little guy? This is an indigo bunting. He has no blue pigment in his feathers, just black. That's all iridescence. Turns out, Microraptor, which is a fairly common fossil, was the same way: black pigment but iridescence that turns the feathers blue in the sunlight. To make this awesomer, that indigo bunting only has a wingspan of 19-22 cm (7-9 inches) whereas Microraptor had a wingspan of 77-90 cm (2.5-3 feet) which is eagle sized. Oh yeah, and Microraptor had four wings (the legs were also winged) and may have flown like a biplane. Don't laugh at the primitiveness; biplanes aren't great at long distance flying but they're a lot more maneuverable than monoplanes, which would be useful for a generalist feeder that flew short distances through dense forest.

    Even when I was a kid just in the 90s the books were saying that we'd likely never know what colors dinosaurs really were and many hypothesized that most colors were really dull and boring. Now only a couple decades later we know that there were eagle-sized flashes of iridescent blue way back in the day.
    Yeah this reminds me.

    Fuck you science.

    Dinosaurs used to be bad arse cold blooded killers.

    Now fucking science shows up and says that they were probably warm blooded and had so many fucking feathers on them that people would mistake a flock of killer fucking velociraptors with a mardi gras float.

    Not cool science.

    Not cool.

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  • Rhesus PositiveRhesus Positive GNU Terry Pratchett Registered User regular
    edited August 2013
    Birds are still bad arse cold blooded killers - emus defeated the Australian army once.
    If we had a military division with the bullet-carrying capacity of these birds it would face any army in the world...They can face machine guns with the invulnerability of tanks. They are like Zulus whom even dum-dum bullets could not stop.

    Edit: Although "killers" might be a bit much as it was a bloodless victory.

    Rhesus Positive on
    [Muffled sounds of gorilla violence]
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  • JoolanderJoolander Registered User regular
    Blake T wrote: »
    Mayabird wrote: »
    Fugitive wrote: »
    There's a lot of goalpost-moving RE: when we can say we live in the sci-fi future

    but most experts agree its somewhere between "robots that can deliver pizza" and "downloadable pizzas"

    I've insisted we've been living in the sci-fi future since 2000. The future only gets more future-y as we go.

    Currently we're at giant nuclear-powered laser-armed science robot on Mars and knowing what color three dinosaurs were.

    Yeah really. For three of them, we don't have to guess anymore. We know. They were feathered dinos and had such fine preservation that scientists could look at the feathers under a microscope and see fossilized color pigments, thus making them able to determine what color they were. One of them was orange and white striped with a white mohawk-sorta look on its head. One was mostly black but with white wing feathers and a big red crest. And the third...

    indigo_bunting_glamor.jpg

    See this little guy? This is an indigo bunting. He has no blue pigment in his feathers, just black. That's all iridescence. Turns out, Microraptor, which is a fairly common fossil, was the same way: black pigment but iridescence that turns the feathers blue in the sunlight. To make this awesomer, that indigo bunting only has a wingspan of 19-22 cm (7-9 inches) whereas Microraptor had a wingspan of 77-90 cm (2.5-3 feet) which is eagle sized. Oh yeah, and Microraptor had four wings (the legs were also winged) and may have flown like a biplane. Don't laugh at the primitiveness; biplanes aren't great at long distance flying but they're a lot more maneuverable than monoplanes, which would be useful for a generalist feeder that flew short distances through dense forest.

    Even when I was a kid just in the 90s the books were saying that we'd likely never know what colors dinosaurs really were and many hypothesized that most colors were really dull and boring. Now only a couple decades later we know that there were eagle-sized flashes of iridescent blue way back in the day.
    Yeah this reminds me.

    Fuck you science.

    Dinosaurs used to be bad arse cold blooded killers.

    Now fucking science shows up and says that they were probably warm blooded and had so many fucking feathers on them that people would mistake a flock of killer fucking velociraptors with a mardi gras float.

    Not cool science.

    Not cool.

    to me, stuff like this always reads like the scene in Jurassic Park with that kid complaining that velociraptors look like giant turkeys

    DecomposeyMortal SkyEtchwarts
  • Blake TBlake T Do you have enemies then? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.Registered User regular
    It is the exact opposite of that.

    Turkeys have feathers, how do you not notice that?

  • Rhesus PositiveRhesus Positive GNU Terry Pratchett Registered User regular
    If you only ever see turkeys on the dinner table?

    [Muffled sounds of gorilla violence]
  • Blake TBlake T Do you have enemies then? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.Registered User regular
    Look at this.

    Velociraptor_dinoguy2-e1278512800396.jpg

    You want to pat it.

    Skylark
  • JoolanderJoolander Registered User regular
    edited August 2013
    where did I say or even imply turkeys don't have feathers?

    Joolander on
  • DecomposeyDecomposey Registered User regular
    Joolander wrote: »
    Blake T wrote: »
    Mayabird wrote: »
    Fugitive wrote: »
    There's a lot of goalpost-moving RE: when we can say we live in the sci-fi future

    but most experts agree its somewhere between "robots that can deliver pizza" and "downloadable pizzas"

    I've insisted we've been living in the sci-fi future since 2000. The future only gets more future-y as we go.

    Currently we're at giant nuclear-powered laser-armed science robot on Mars and knowing what color three dinosaurs were.

    Yeah really. For three of them, we don't have to guess anymore. We know. They were feathered dinos and had such fine preservation that scientists could look at the feathers under a microscope and see fossilized color pigments, thus making them able to determine what color they were. One of them was orange and white striped with a white mohawk-sorta look on its head. One was mostly black but with white wing feathers and a big red crest. And the third...

    indigo_bunting_glamor.jpg

    See this little guy? This is an indigo bunting. He has no blue pigment in his feathers, just black. That's all iridescence. Turns out, Microraptor, which is a fairly common fossil, was the same way: black pigment but iridescence that turns the feathers blue in the sunlight. To make this awesomer, that indigo bunting only has a wingspan of 19-22 cm (7-9 inches) whereas Microraptor had a wingspan of 77-90 cm (2.5-3 feet) which is eagle sized. Oh yeah, and Microraptor had four wings (the legs were also winged) and may have flown like a biplane. Don't laugh at the primitiveness; biplanes aren't great at long distance flying but they're a lot more maneuverable than monoplanes, which would be useful for a generalist feeder that flew short distances through dense forest.

    Even when I was a kid just in the 90s the books were saying that we'd likely never know what colors dinosaurs really were and many hypothesized that most colors were really dull and boring. Now only a couple decades later we know that there were eagle-sized flashes of iridescent blue way back in the day.
    Yeah this reminds me.

    Fuck you science.

    Dinosaurs used to be bad arse cold blooded killers.

    Now fucking science shows up and says that they were probably warm blooded and had so many fucking feathers on them that people would mistake a flock of killer fucking velociraptors with a mardi gras float.

    Not cool science.

    Not cool.

    to me, stuff like this always reads like the scene in Jurassic Park with that kid complaining that velociraptors look like giant turkeys

    The feathers and warm blooded-ness don't detract from the awesomeness of dinosaurs. It only turns them from drab and dull giant killing machines into bright, colorful giant killing machines. Look at the way the rich red blood contrasts with the indigo blue feathers. Breathtaking!

    Before following any advice, opinions, or thoughts I may have expressed in the above post, be warned: I found Keven Costners "Waterworld" to be a very entertaining film.
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