Monday, December 1, 2008

ur.Rampage: Total Destruction is the latest sequel to the Rampage arcade game produced by Midway Games. The game was released on April 24, 2006 in the U.S. for the GameCube (1-4 players) and PlayStation 2 (1-2 players). It has also been released on the Wii. The game is retailed as a budget title and includes ports of the original Rampage and Rampage World Tour.


Box for Nintendo Wii Version
Developer(s) Pipeworks Software
Publisher(s) Midway
Engine PS2, Wii and GameCube
Version 5.2o
Platform(s) GameCube, PlayStation 2, Wii
Release date(s) GameCube, PlayStation 2
NA April 24, 2006
PAL April 28, 2006
Wii
NA November 14, 2006
AUS February 8, 2007
EU February 9, 2007
Genre(s) Action
Mode(s) Single player, Multiplayer
Rating(s) ESRB: Everyone (10+)
Media on www.toaol rampage.com
System requirements game system

Gameplay

[edit] Game modes

Total Destruction features four main game modes. The first is a Campaign Mode, where one or two players work to progressively take out cities around the world. In each city, the players destroy the city, unlock new characters and unlock the four special abilities for each monster currently being used. The four special abilities are the same for each monster.

King of the City and King of the World are competitive modes where up to four players compete. In King of the City, players strive to rule a city by dominating the most districts. King of the World is a series of King of the City competitions across various cities. The fourth mode is a time trial where the player tries to complete all the districts of a city in an allotted amount of time.

[edit] New features

This game is in 3-D but with a 2-D perspective, similar to that of Viewtiful Joe. Players are still able to destroy cities and eat people but can now also pick up and throw cars to cause more damage. Some buildings are now behind other buildings so after destroying the first one the next building must also be destroyed. Buildings may now be climbed on from the front face of the building, not just the sides. The people now have new dialogue to add to the experience of the game, such as the grenade-tossing soldiers who do a Conan O'Brien-style impression of Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Throughout the game, additional challenges arise that offer bonus points and monster upgrades. Completing these challenges are not necessary to finish the level. There is also a gauge that gradually fills up allowing character to utilize special abilities such as Rampage mode or the Roar power. Three other super moves and other standard moves have been added to the game, such as the multi-spin attack. In the Wii version, punches can be performed by punching at the screen with the Wii Remote.

[edit] Bonus content

Total Destruction features two bonus items which come with the game already unlocked. These are ports of the original Rampage and Rampage World Tour. The Nintendo Wii version also has a clip from the Cartoon Network TV Series, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy.

In addition to the Cartoon Network clip, the Nintendo Wii version also features another city, Dallas, ten more monsters (Fifi, Cyril, Plucky, Squirmy, Fabio, Sarah, Brian, V.E.R.N., Boris and Ruby), and a fifth upgrade (Super Jump).

[edit] Cities

There are seven levels in the Campaign Mode (eight in the Wii version) to play through, each with a certain amount of blocks (8-10) to clear. Las Vegas is the only city initially available, but once the last district of the city is completed, other cities become available. These are the current stages available:

[edit] Las Vegas

  1. Downtown
  2. Harry's
  3. Slot World
  4. Lancelot's
  5. Jolly Rogers
  6. The Oasis
  7. Hard Luck Buffet
  8. Sinbads
  9. Nero's

[edit] San Francisco

  1. Fisherman's Wharf
  2. The Park
  3. Pacific Heights
  4. Haight Street
  5. SoMa
  6. Tenderloin District
  7. Chocolate Factory
  8. Market Street
  9. Chinatown
  10. Presidio

[edit] London

  1. Chelsea
  2. Mayfair
  3. West End
  4. Baker Street
  5. Trafalgar
  6. Piccadilly Circus
  7. Parliament
  8. Big Ben

[edit] Dallas (Wii only)

  1. Outskirts
  2. Turtle Creek
  3. West End
  4. Old Red
  5. Fountain Place
  6. Downtown
  7. Oil Yards
  8. Stocks
  9. Forth Worth

[edit] Los Angeles

  1. Midway Studios
  2. Studio B
  3. The Backlot
  4. LaBrea
  5. Burbank
  6. Rodeo Drive
  7. Beverly Hills
  8. Hollywood Blvd.

[edit] Chicago

  1. Streeterville
  2. Michigan Ave.
  3. The Loop E.
  4. Downtown
  5. State St.
  6. LaSalle Street
  7. Wacker Drive
  8. Union Station
  9. The Tower

[edit] Hong Kong

  1. Port
  2. Docks
  3. Technology Park
  4. Gong Park
  5. Apartment Complex
  6. Market Pavillion
  7. Financial Centre
  8. Fortress

[edit] New York City

  1. The Bronx
  2. Scum Factory
  3. Garment Dist.
  4. Greenwich
  5. Soho
  6. Central Park West
  7. Central Park East
  8. Broadway
  9. Times Square
  10. Empire Building

There are four stars that can be earned in each City: one for completing it, one for getting a certain amount of points, one for completing all the challenges, and one for unlocking all three hidden monsters.

[edit] Monsters

[edit] All Consoles

[edit] Default

[edit] Unlockable

The following Monsters are Unlocked by Playing as a certain Monster in a certain City, causing a Cryo-Tube containing a Monster to appear in a Building in a City Block.

The last three Monsters are Unlocked in different ways; Eyegore is unlocked by earning the "All Challenges Met" Star for all Cities, Bubba is Unlocked by earning the "Par Points" Star for each City and Philbert is Unlocked when all other Monsters are Unlocked.

[edit] Wii Only

[edit] Default

[edit] Unlockable

The following Monsters are Unlocked in the same way as Amanda the Armadillo through Wally the Warthog:

The rest are Unlocked by getting all Power Ups for certain amounts of Monsters:

  • Squirmy the Worm (1 Monster)
  • Fabio the Flea (3 Monsters)
  • Sarah the Spider (6 Monsters)
  • Brian the Brain (12 Monsters)
  • V.E.R.N. the Abomination (24 Monsters)

[edit] Special Moves

There are five moves that all the monsters share and are only accessible after the player beats certain challenges at different stages of the game:

  • Charge Punch – allows the player to charge up punches causing more damage to buildings.
  • Jump Smash – allows the player to jump and then perform a smash that sends small shockwaves that destroys cars or tanks on the ground, or if done while on rooftops, do more damage to the buildings.
  • Multi-Spin – gives the ability to spin multiple times in the air.
  • Roar Attack – give the monster the ability to do sonic damage to buildings or other nearby objects. Each roar sounds different for each monster.
  • Super Jump Wii Only – allows the player to make an extremely high jump after landing from a previous jump.

[edit] Bosses

The one boss in the game is named Doctor Vector. He appears after the player has destroyed all but one of the blocks of the current city. Vector has many weapons in his arsenal such as a flying saucer, a water tank, a flying ship, a giant leaping spider, and on the final stage a gigantic blimp. While it is not necessary to beat the Doctor, the player must destroy the blimp to complete all the levels. The destruction of the boss vehicle is a bonus task for the level, which awards 5,000 points upon completion.

Here is a list of bosses:

  • Scum carbonator
  • Scum Hawk
  • Cyclo saucer
  • Scum leaper
  • Scum blimp
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Twilight is a 2008 romantic-fantasy film directed by Catherine Hardwicke and based on the novel of the same name by Stephenie Meyer. The film stars Kristen Stewart as Bella Swan, a teenage girl, who falls in love with vampire Edward Cullen, as played by Robert Pattinson. The project was in development for approximately three years before it was put into pre-production by Summit Entertainment. The novel was adapted for the screen by Melissa Rosenberg in the autumn of 2007, shortly before the 2007–2008 Writers Guild of America strike. The film was primarily shot in Washington and Oregon during the winter and spring of 2008. Twilight was released in theatres on November 21, 2008,[5] and grossed $35.7 million on its opening day.[6] The soundtrack was released on November 4, 2008.[7]

Seventeen-year-old Isabella "Bella" Swan moves to the small town of Forks, Washington, to live with her father, Charlie. There, she finds herself drawn to a mysterious classmate, Edward Cullen, who is revealed to be a 108-year-old vampire, but is physically seventeen. Although Edward discourages the romance at first, they soon fall deeply in love. When the arrival of three nomadic vampires, James, Victoria, and Laurent, puts Bella's life in danger, Edward and his family, Alice, Carlisle, Esme, Jasper, Emmett and Rosalie, put their lives at stake to save her.[8]

The Cullens and the Swans

The Cullens as portrayed by Lutz (Emmett), Reed (Rosalie), Reaser (Esme), Pattinson (Edward), Facinelli (Carlisle), Greene (Alice), and Rathbone (Jasper).

Nomadic Vampires

Humans

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Alvin and the Chipmunks is a 2007 American live-action/CGI comedy film starring Jason Lee, David Cross, Cameron Richardson, Jane Lynch and the voices of Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler and Jesse McCartney. The film is based on the popular musical group and animated series of the same name. It was directed by Tim Hill who is an animator of SpongeBob SquarePants, and distributed by 20th Century Fox, Regency Enterprises and Bagdasarian Productions. The film was panned by critics, but was a huge financial success, being made on a modest budget of $60 million, it made nearly $220 million in North America alone and nearly $360 million worldwide, and sold 5.6 million DVDs.[2]



The story begins in a hill backdrop in a forest during the winter. Three singing Chipmunks named Alvin (voiced by Justin Long), Simon (voiced by Matthew Gray Gubler) and Theodore (voiced by Jesse McCartney) are singing "Bad Day". Alvin complains about the food storage when he accidentally empties their stock. He then complains about his own tough life to struggle for his survival and even calls their tree a "stupid, stupid tree". Then the tree shakes; Theodore thinks that Alvin has "made the tree angry." However, the tree is chopped down (with the trio in it), netted down to a truck, and driven to Los Angeles to become a Christmas tree. Meanwhile, struggling songwriter David "Dave" Seville (played by Jason Lee), is late for his meeting at JETT Records. Dave submits his song but is rejected by executive Ian Hawke (played by David Cross), who says he hates Dave's latest song. During Dave's meeting, the Chipmunks and the tree wind up in the lobby of JETT Records; the trio manages to escape and get into Dave's car via a muffin basket he is carrying. When Dave gets home, he puts the muffin basket in the garbage can and throws all his music equipment out the door. The Chipmunks set about raiding his cupboards while Dave watches television. When Dave discovers them, there's a scuffle, and Alvin finally causes Dave to lose consciousness by dropping a glass jar onto his head.

When Dave wakes up, he realizes that "squirrels" can talk, but Alvin tells him that they're chipmunks. Dave then forces them to leave his house after they introduce themselves. Dave then hears the Chipmunks singing "Only You", and realizes that the Chipmunks can sing as well, to which Alvin replies "that's not singing, this is singing", and they sing "Funkytown". Enjoying their singing, Dave brings them back inside, and proposes a deal: if they sing his songs, they get to stay with him. Alvin then reminds him about his music equipment outside, where Dave then frantically runs out in the pouring rain to get it. Before Dave could find a song to rehearse for the Chipmunks, Simon throws a paper airplane made of Dave's sheet music. Then Alvin plays with a towel rack and using it as a hula hoop, while singing a Hawaiian song. Dave puts the towel rack away, and Alvin describes the fun "Killjoy". Dave asks the Chipmunks if they're always like this, but Simon tells him that they're kids. Dave then asks them where their parents are, and Simon tells him, "When you're a chipmunk, your parents take care of you for a week, then they take off." Then Alvin reveals, "Our parents were hippies. They left early to join a commune." Meanwhile, a robot chases Theodore. Dave turns the robot off and puts it on the table and says that he got it for Christmas. The Chipmunks loved Christmas. Even though, they never actually celebrated it, but they wanted to. Theodore thinks that maybe they could celebrate it with him.

Dave puts them to bed in an armchair, and while the Chipmunks sleep, their snores accumulate into a song, sparking Dave's inspiration, and causing him to write "The Chipmunk Song". When Dave awakens the next morning, the Chipmunks are trying to catch waffles shot out of the toaster, but when Simon tries to catch one, it drops right in front of him and he doesn't see it. Realizing Simon is farsighted, Dave finds a tiny pair of round-framed glasses from a decorative Santa and gives them to Simon. With his new glasses, Simon can now see perfectly. The Chipmunks then sing Dave's song successfully.

Dave returns to JETT records and shows Ian his surprise: the three chipmunks with his jingle in the background. Though the chipmunks sang the song perfectly earlier, they get stage fright and refuse to sing, causing Ian to think Dave is crazy and leaves. While Dave drives the chipmunks home, they explain why they didn't sing (stage fright). When Dave finally gets to his job, he begins presenting his advertising pitch about the "Goodable Energy Bar" commercial, but Simon calls him on his cell phone and tells him Alvin and Theodore have been sucked inside the vacuum cleaner and the house is flooding because Simon doesn't know how to turn off the sink faucet. Dave says he'll deal with the problems later and hangs up, however, when he begins his presentation, he discovers that the chipmunks have drawn all over his presentation boards. Dave decides to clean out his office, as he knows that he is fired.

Dave is furious when he gets home. As he sits the trio down for a talk (after finding Alvin taking a shower in the dishwasher), Theodore elbows onto the phone's answering machine button. A message plays that reminds Dave that he has a dinner date with his crush, Claire Wilson (played by Cameron Richardson), and she'll be arriving at 7:00. When Dave realizes that it's now 6:30, Simon tells Dave to go get food for the dinner, and he and the others will clean up the house. Much to Dave's surprise, the house is spotless when he gets home from the grocery store; however, he soon realizes that the chipmunks have simply shoved the mess into the refrigerator.

During the dinner, Alvin attempts to "help" by playing music on the CD player, dimming the lights, and making a romantic fire in the fireplace, all to Dave's embarrassment and Claire's confusion. When Claire demands to know what's going on, Dave admits, "My life is being sabotaged by talking chipmunks." Claire doesn't believe him and leaves, thinking he hasn't changed at all (a conversation earlier in the movie implied that their relationship originally failed due to Dave's immaturity).

The chipmunks realize that Dave is mad at them and feel guilty; they then get an idea and leave the house. Meanwhile, Dave, completely exasperated with the three, puts together a box with waffles, a plastic water bottle, a blanket, and holes in the lid. He begins to write a letter of apology that their living arrangement is not working out. However, he changes his mind, crumples the letter up, and tosses it on the floor, where it rolls under his bed. Realizing that the chipmunks have left the house, he begins to search for them. Eventually, he gives up and goes to sleep. It is then shown that the chipmunks have taken a cab to Ian's mansion. After singing Dave's Christmas song, Ian is impressed and responds, "Welcome to Jett Records."

The next day at the supermarket, while Dave and the chipmunks are shopping, The Chipmunks' song plays on the store radio to Dave's amazement. Dave gets a call for Ian, who gleefully tells Dave that The Chipmunks' song--as well as their video on YouTube--is a hit (10,000,000 views within the first night). A montage follows, showing The Chipmunks' increasing fame. During the montage, Dave cuts up his old sweaters and gives the chipmunks their trademark clothing. Alvin gets a red hoodie with a hat (only seen in the movie twice, however) and a yellow A on it. Simon has a blue one and Theodore has a green one.

On Christmas Eve, Theodore tells Dave that he had a nightmare and that he wants to sleep with him. Although Dave tells Theodore that he can only if he stays on the other side of the bed; Theodore curls up on Dave's shoulder and Dave doesn't have the heart to make him leave. The next morning, Alvin and Simon wake up Dave and Theodore and they exchange gifts. Simon gets Dave a paper clip compass that he made, Alvin gets Dave his own wallet, and Theodore gives Dave a moving card with Pineapple-like images of the four as a family. Dave is firm that they are friends and nothing more, however, the chipmunks continue to insist that Dave is their family. Dave gets the chipmunks each a $100 savings bond, which they can spend in seven years, much to Alvin's displeasure. Ian bursts in (in his Santa Claus hat and carrying a bag stuffed with presents) and gives the chipmunks lots of gifts, leading them to calling him Uncle Ian and making Dave's practical gift look bad by comparison.

One week later, Ian throws a launch party for The Chipmunks' new CD. At the party, The Chipmunks perform (where they sing "Witch Doctor"), and Ian insists to Dave that they should market the boys more to make more money. Concerned for their well-being, Dave insists that The Chipmunks are "kids" and don't need so much craziness in their lives. After warning Dave that he "never loses," Ian tells the chipmunks that Dave is holding them back and calls them "rats" behind their backs. The next day, Dave and the chipmunks have an argument; in anger, Dave tells them that if they like "Uncle Ian" so much, they should just go live with him. That night, Theodore discovers the letter Dave wrote following the dinner disaster. The chipmunks believe that Dave meant what he said to them earlier and, saddened, decide to leave Dave and go live with Ian.

Although their life with Ian starts off great (they arrive at his mansion to a room full of expensive toys and the declaration is that the only rule is that there are no rules), after they set out for their coast-to-coast tour, Ian begins to change their image completely and overwork them to the point of exhaustion. A concerned Dave calls and asks to speak to them; Ian refuses, saying that they're too busy. When he gets off the phone with Dave, he lies to the chipmunks, telling them that Dave said that he was doing great without them. After informing the chipmunks that he sent Dave a ticket to their concert and Dave sent it back, Ian privately tells his head of security to not allow Dave into the concert for any reason.

Later, Dave sees Jillian Reynolds on the news, who talks about the rumors that The Chipmunks are being overworked, however, Ian has assured the press that the boys are doing just fine. Reynolds also talks about how The Chipmunks are about to set out on their global tour, starting with a concert in Los Angeles. Dave realizes that he has to put a stop to this, and sets out to get the chipmunks back.

Right before the concert is supposed to begin, a doctor says that the chipmunks can't sing because their voices have given out. Ian doesn't want to hand out refunds and orders the chipmunks to lip sync (which Simon calls "cheating"). Dave attempts to get into the concert and is helped by Claire, who provides him with her press pass. The Chipmunks begin their performance, and as Dave makes his way to the stage, he is grabbed by security. As he's being dragged away, Dave yells for Alvin. The chipmunks see Dave being taken away and realize they've been tricked; they decide that they've had enough of Ian, reveal that they were lip-syncing, and run amok, ruining the concert. Dave escapes and makes it backstage, after a scuffle with security, Ian traps the chipmunks and locks them in a cat-carrier. Dave insists to Ian that since the chipmunks ruined the concert, word will soon get out, and their popularity will decline. Ian however, remains unfazed by this, stating that because they are talking chipmunks, people will still come.

The detained chipmunks are left with Ian's luggage, next to a pile of talking Chipmunk dolls, while Ian quickly gets ready to board the plane to take the chipmunks to Paris for their next concert. Alvin tells Simon to use his brain to think of a way out. Minutes later, Ian grabs the cat carrier, hops into his chauffeured car, and starts to drive off. Dave sets after him, determined to rescue the trio. However, Alvin, Simon, and Theodore stand up on the front passenger seat of his car and egg him on. Dave stops the car after realizing that the real chipmunks are with him; Simon explains, "We're talking chipmunks, Dave. We can get out of a cat carrier. Not even hard to do it..." After admitting that they really are a family, the four drive home, by Dave letting Alvin steer, Theodore honk the horn, and Simon operate the window wipers. Later on, Ian looks into the carrier and is shocked to find three talking Chipmunk dolls instead of the real chipmunks.

Later, Claire comes over, and Dave and the Chipmunks have prepared toaster waffles and champagne. Alvin tries to get the cork out of the champagne bottle, but when he succeeds, the cork flies into a glass china set, and all the liquid pours out of the bottle. Dave's patience is tested as he tries his best not to "say it". The spilled champagne then damages the power outlet, causing a blackout. Dave decides to "say it", and lets out his trademark yell "AAAALLLLVIIIIINNNNN!!" Alvin responds with "Okay!"

During the closing credits, a hopeless Ian is seen attempting to teach three squirrels to sing, but the squirrels do not respond, and Ian drops his head down as the credits continue.

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The Mask

The Mask is a 1994 action comedy film, based on a series of comic books published by Dark Horse Comics. This film was directed by Chuck Russell, and produced by Dark Horse Entertainment and New Line Cinema, and originally released to movie theatres on July 29, 1994. The film stars Jim Carrey as Stanley Ipkiss (also known as The Mask), who was nominated for a Golden Globe and a Golden Raspberry Award for his role; and Cameron Diaz, in her film debut as Tina Carlyle. The movie received one Oscar nomination, for visual effects. The film marked Carrey's 17th film role. It was shot entirely in Los Angeles.

Stanley Ipkiss, a clerk at Edge City bank, is a shy luckless romantic fop who is regularly bullied by nearly everyone around him: his boss, landlady, car mechanics, and even supermarket check-out girls; his only friends are his small but heroic dog Milo and a cocky but good-natured co-worker named Charlie. Dorian Tyrell, the local gangster, runs the exclusive Coco Bongo nightclub, while plotting to overthrow his boss Niko. Tyrell sends his girlfriend Tina Carlyle into Stanley's bank with a hidden camera, in preparation to rob the establishment.

When Tina walks into the bank, Stanley and Charlie cannot help but to stare at her revealing dress and voluptuous figure. Tina sits at Stanley's desk, where he tries to act cool in front of his new stunning client, but ends up making himself look like a fool. Tina expresses interest in his tie, and pulls it toward her, making it look like she and Stanley are about to kiss, but this is the only good thing to happen during this particularly miserable day; after being kicked out of the Coco Bongo, Stanley gets stranded with a broken-down loan car at the city's filthy harbor, where he finds a mysterious wooden mask. When he takes the object home and puts it on, it wraps itself around his head, and transforms him into a model of his suppressed side: a wackily-suited green-headed exuberant wild man, "The Mask", who cheerfully exacts revenge on some of Stanley's tormentors, along with turning the tables on an unfortunate street gang that attempts to terrorize him.

The next morning Stanley has a run-in with world-weary Edge City detective Lieutenant Kellaway and hustling newspaper reporter Peggy Brandt, both of whom are investigating The Mask's activities of the previous night. Despite these threats, the temptation to again use the mask is overwhelming and he puts it back on that evening. Needing money to attend Tina's performance at the Coco Bongo, the Mask noisily interrupts Tyrell's bank robbery and steals the cash while one of Tyrell's henchmen is shot by police responding to the disturbance. The Mask buys entry into the Coco Bongo, where he "rocks the joint", dancing exuberantly with Tina in front of the cheering clientèle and kisses her before being confronted by Tyrell, who shoots off a part of The mask's tie, which transforms into the clothes Stanley was wearing at the time of transformation into The Mask. The Mask bounces away, while Tyrell is temporarily arrested for the bank robbery by Kellaway, who also finds the piece of Stanley's distinctive pajamas at the club.

Stanley consults an expert on masks, who tells him that the object is a depiction of Loki, the Norse god of darkness and mischief (and thus works only at night). Despite this, and with both Tyrell and Kellaway hunting down his trail, a more confident Stanley stands up to his boss and arranges for Tina to meet his friend, The Mask, at the local Landfill Park. The meeting goes badly, with The Mask's overly-forward advances scaring Tina away, and Kellaway arresting him. The Mask toys with the enraged officer (leading them to discover, amongst other miscellaneous objects, a picture of Kellaway's wife in lingerie in his pocket) before zooming out of the park and enchanting a large group of the Edge City police force into joining him in a mass-performance production of the song Cuban Pete. With the cops closing in, Stanley manages to get the mask off and Peggy helps him escape, but then betrays him to Tyrell for a mob bounty. Tyrell tries on the mask and becomes a demonic troll-figure. Stanley is dumped in Kellaway's lap with a cheap green imitation mask and is thrown into jail.

Tina sympathetically visits Stanley in his cell, where he urges her to flee the city. She attempts to do so, but is captured by Tyrell and dragged along on his raid on a charity ball at the Coco Bongo, hosted by Niko and attended by the city's elite. The masked Tyrell kills Niko and prepares to blow up both the club and Tina. Meanwhile, Milo helps Stanley break out of his cell and they go to the club. After brief initial success with the assistance of Charlie, Stanley is captured. Tina tricks Tyrell into taking off the mask, which gets kicked into the air and caught by Milo. Milo sticks his head into the artifact, and he assists Stanley in beating down Tyrell's men. Stanley retrieves the mask and wears it one last time, swallowing the bomb and literally flushing Tyrell down the drain of the club's ornamental fountain like he is in a toilet. The city's mayor, witnessing most of this, mistakenly deduces that Tyrell was The Mask all along, and forces Kellaway to release Stanley.

As the sun rises, Stanley, Tina, Milo and Charlie take the mask back down to the harbor, where Tina takes the object out of Stanley's hands and tosses it across the shoulder into the water. While Tina and Stanley are very busy with kissing, Charlie jumps into the water to get the mask which swam on the surface, but Milo was quicker.

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Monday, November 10, 2008

Oops

Sorry i forgot to mention this:
1. i'm indonesian
2. i'm still 13 years old
I'm looking forward to make friends with anybody around!!!
Here's my e-mail : alvin_adelino@yahoo.co.id
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What am I gonna do???

As i said, i'm new here.... So if anyone got solution, help me, ok? Please?
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