You suck at dropping rhymes don't cover it up this isn't watergate
Serving you lyrically I almost put this rhyme on a plate
Its alright though I'll pardon you like I'm Gerald Ford
I win this shit but your dignity will never be restored
Post your thoughts about the movie in the comments.
Personally, I enjoyed it. I walked out of the movie feeling a little disappointed, but now as I look back, I really liked it. It remained very true to the book and the parts they did change/omit didn't bother me. There were some really solid scenes (jail scene) and a few shitty ones (worst sex scene I have seen in awhile) and it dragged on in parts, but overall I do not regret waiting 4 hours in line to see it.
P.S. Bubastis was cute.
Sam Frank
P.5
February 24, 2009
ISP Outline
Thesis: Capital punishment should be outlawed as a form of criminal punishment in the U.S
1. The death penalty is not a deterrent of crime.
A. The use of he death penalty as a form of punishment has not affected crime rates in any country.
B. Murderers aren't always able to fully comprehend the repercussions of thier actions, from reason of insanity or other disease.
C. Execution are harmful to the Public, and might make a murderer a matyr. If we don't torture torturer, we don't rape rapist, why do we murder murderers?
2. Capital punishmment is unjust and discrimnatory.
A. Defendents facing death can often not afford a good lawyer.
B. Scientists and health prffesionals are still unsure if the forms of death penalty currently in use cause any physical pain to the victims.
C.Mentally ill and minors are not proctected agianst recieving the Death penalty.
3. With the death penalty, the is a chance of killing an innocent person.
A. Many people have been released from death row after being proven innocent.
B. In the past, it has been shown that capital trials have had errors in evidence.
C. The Death penalty doesn't allow for redemption.
Filmed with a budget of $500. Chronicles the immediate aftermath of the events of Half-Life 2.
Episode 1
Be sure to watch in HD.
