Originally posted by Astrophel

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Oh no. They don't like how we talk. Whatever will we do.


oh right continue to not give a damn

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Originally posted by Elara

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Honestly to me it is like people who spoke Elizabethan English bitching about modern British English. A lot of the changes in American English from British English were made on purpose to separate ourselves from Britain after the Revolution... it's why we write color instead of colour and say zee instead of zed.

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Originally posted by Erza

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I'm gonna have to be honest and say I thought Thor was pretty bad.

- Some of the camera work made me nauseous (this rarely happens)
- The camera work just outright sucked during the few fights (can't see what's going on)
- Typical bombastic Hollywood soundtrack
- Slapstick comedy
- One of the most boring, cliche', and pointless romances I've ever seen. I also hated how Thor's personality changed overnight. Sure, a lot happened... I guess.

I love Thor, and was extremely underwhelmed. But I'm really just losing interest in Marvel's movies in general thesedays to be honest.

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Norway attacks: Details emerge in Oslo bombing, camp shooting

The shooting spree at a youth camp lasted an hour and a half as Norwegian police struggled to access the camp by boat, police officials say at a news conference. Police also confirm a car bomb caused the explosion outside a government building in Oslo.

By Ann M. Simmons and Henry Chu Los Angeles Times
July 23, 2011, 10:43 a.m.

The gunman who went on a shooting rampage at a youth camp on an island near Olso on Friday fired shots from two weapons for an hour and a half before surrendering to authorities, Norwegian police officials said Saturday.

It took police 40 minutes to get on the island after Anders Behring Breivik began shooting, Police Chief Sveinung Sponheim said at a news conference. He told reporters that police officials had responded as "quickly as possible" but there were problems getting boats to transport officials to Utoya Island, where the Worker's Youth League, the youth wing of Norway's Labor Party, was attending an annual gathering.

The shootings came after a bomb explosion outside a government building in Oslo that police confirmed was caused by a car bomb. Sponheim said a witness saw the vehicle standing for a long time outside the building.

Of the 92 people confirmed dead in the twin attacks, 85 were shot and seven died as a result of the blast, Sponheim said. Police said that four or five were known to be missing in the attacks. Sponheim told reporters that body parts had been discovered in the buildings at the epicenter of the explosion.

Police officials said that Breivik did not resist arrest when police caught up with him.

"He put down his weapons," Sponheim told reporters. "It was undramatic."

No other guns or knives were found, the police chief added.

He would not confirm whether authorities were searching for another assailant. It's also unclear whether Breivik was part of a larger network, Sponheim said.

Breivik, who is in custody, was speaking with police, Sponheim said. But he has retained a lawyer.

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