christopher575

Apr. 26th, 2007

I'm not afraid to speak on behalf of others, and

badrobot68 and I are not afraid to admit we will watch anything with Tara Reid in it. Her performances are amazing. In Crow 4, it almost seemed like she was just hanging out on the set and they decided she'd wandered into too many shots so they may as well just use her. In Alone in the Dark, she played a scientist. To flesh out this role, she pulled her hair back, wore glasses, and read big words off a card.

I need more. I'd really like to see Taradise, but I doubt it will ever be released on DVD. So far the only good thing I found is this nice little parody:

Watch on YouTube

Define "self-referential"

A self-reference occurs when an object refers to itself. Reference is possible when there are two logical levels, a level and a meta-level. It is most commonly used in mathematics, philosophy, computer programming, and linguistics. Self-referential statements can lead to paradoxes (but see antinomy for limits on the significance of these).

Someone asked for the definition of "snarky" on the

seattle community.

seattle is the definition of snarky. I suppose "dictionary" is in the dictionary, but when you're holding the book in your hand, it should be pretty obvious what it is. Knowmsaynhah?