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The Apple Room: Simon Wicks

“This was how I followed the apple keynote yesterday, forgot to send the pic”

8 hours ago - friendfeed.com - via Reshare - Link

Langley Zhu, Matthew Bishop, Roberto Bonini and 3 other people liked this

Hey, WHAT ABOUT THE APPLE ROOM! lol ;) - Joshua Schnell

Friendfeed real time was open on the right of tweetdeck, and i followed your updates after i left and was on my way home from my iphone :) - Simon Wicks

Joshua Schnell

“It's simple. If you decided to get your website done by someone in India... don't call me looking for free help fixing it after our quote was "too high."”

3 hours ago - Link

Joey Gibson, Morton Fox, Ontario Emperor and 6 other people liked this

nice. >:( - Carmen

Joshua, what are the tell tale signs? - Shevonne Polastre

India is beside the point. We have people tell us our quote is too high, then have the secretary's son do the work. Then they come back to us because they like our package layout and can't reproduce it and the work quality sucks. - Anika Malone

Yeah maybe I should change India to Amateurs... - Joshua Schnell

l0ckergn0me

“Peanut Butter and [BLANK] go well together: http://ping.fm/uZ1e8 (not chocolate)”

4 hours ago - via Ping.fm - Link

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banana - Laura Norvig

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more peanut butter - Ian May

green apples (or any apples for that matter) - William Harryman

honey - Spencer

Honey. Jam. Bacon. - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

Bacon - Mark VandenBerg

pie - Nathan Chase

rasins - MikeAmundsen

a nice, metal spoon. - Helen Somethingtosay-sky

nutella - Carmen

kids - Shevonne Polastre

@Carmen - Nutella....yum - Shevonne Polastre

Honey, jam, maple syrup. - Michael R. Bernstein

brown sugar, and banana... MMMMMMM! - Joshua Schnell

Marmite, Bovril - Seth Greenblatt

Abby Martin

“The hubs is getting our child a wii! [WHEE for me too.] Would any of you be kind enough to recommend games that would be good for a VERY energetic girl of 4?”

3 hours ago - Link

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The Wii Sport games that come with it should be a very good start, they're quite physical. - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

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the Rayman Raving Rabbids games are pretty frantic... Wii Music is perfect for kids, as they don't have to really do anything except wave the controllers around wildly and they make music - boxing on Wii Sports is probably a safe bet too, as they can just go crazy - Nathan Chase

Thanks guys! - Abby Martin

Sonic vs Mario: Beijing Version - Shevonne Polastre

Yeah...we need one of those too. - Tutivillus Grift

My daughter is 5 now, been playing the Wii since she was 3. She likes Wii Sports and the Wii Fit game. She can sort of play Super Wario World, but doesn't have the patience for some of the harder games. Mario Cart, both her and the 3 year old play (poorly). - Anika Malone

Both my girls (ages 3 and 6) like Wii Fit, particularly the Hula Hoop and Jogging games. - Grant Fitzgerald

dance dance revolution. - Joshua Schnell

The Wii Play games (comes packaged with a second remote) have some that are easier for kids. The cow racing is our particular favorite =D - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

Cool! Thanks guys. I know someone who's about to get spoiled. :) [Will put up pics later.] - Abby Martin

AJ Batac

“In Manitoba, Canada - we hold the door for the next person. The next person will usually say "Thank you" and will do the same thing for the next one. Do you do that?”

4 hours ago - Link

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I always hold the door. Especially in bad weather. I hold elevators, too. And I say thanks when people hold 'em for me. - Ninth

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Ninth, that's nice of you. - AJ Batac

In Toronto, Canada, I do. - Shey

Never been at Toronto Shey. Will be visiting next year to see my sis. ;) - AJ Batac

I sometimes hold the door open, no one in LA knows how to say 'thank you' except me and my family it seems. To make it worse, my husband will open the door for us, then all of a sudden 200 more people decide they need to go through *that* door and not any of the other doors. When I see that happen to others, I usually take over the door. Other people, not so much. But people in LA sometimes will hold the door open for you and look shocked when you say thank you. For all around rudeness on both sides, San Francisco wins hands down. - Anika Malone

@Anika, :( - AJ Batac

:D It's just how I was raised. It doesn't take much time to do, so why not? Especially if the person's carrying stuff. I also give up seats on the bus for people who need 'em. I also say thanks to cashiers and waitresses... and a lot of the time they look confused that I was nice to 'em. - Ninth

'Thanks' and 'Sorry' are the most used words here. :) - AJ Batac

In Toronto, people grin and hold doors open for you when you waddle in out of the snow. Happy to call it home :) - Kamath ॐ

People in Seattle don't do that. It was really awesome when I went to the post office on Monday with an arm full of packages, 9 months pregnant, in snow/ice and there were people all around, coming and going, and no one would open the door for me. :| I finally wedged the door open with my foot and then used my hip/butt to squeeze in the door. - Rochelle

Yes, I was raised to hold the door for people. if I see a lot of people coming then I will pull the door open and hold it for all of them. People in Miami seem to be allergic to this concept - Lindsey in Love

Aww Rochelle. :( - AJ Batac

"They're not local" - In our minds when we see someone not doing this here. - AJ Batac

i adhere to the three step rule: if they are within three steps, i hold the door. if they are within three steps and you let go, the person behind you might wind up with a face full of door. if they are more than three steps, they are holding me up or i would be forcing them to walk faster to catch the door. i say thanks if a man opens the door for me or went of out his way to hold it open. otherwise, i just takeover the already held open door. (and yes, men in the south still do the door thing) - tiffany. lowercase 't'

I was raised to hold doors, smile at people and say thank you, please and sorry. Unfortunately not everyone was raised this way. :( - Carmen

In Quebec, people are somewhat reluctant to hold the door open for others. I don't consider myself part of the "Quebecois" society. I am Canadian! I was brought up from a very young age to always hold the door open for anyone regardless of their age, and I do. I'm sorry to say that others in Brossard (the city I live in) just don't care enough to open the door for you, and are actually shocked when you do it for them. I'm just happy that I'm setting a good example. - Michael Forian

+100 Michael :) - AJ Batac

Well, some people do in Toronto and some don't. AJ- do you find that in Canada "sorry" is like "aloha" in Hawaii- many meanings from actually meaning "I am sorry" to "get out of my way!" to "your fault idiot." - Abby Martin

In the southern US, we generally do whatever feels the most fluid in these situations, generally it involves someone holding the door for whatever group they are with then giving the door to someone from the next group, sometimes we do like you said, one person to the next. But holding a door generally gathers a thank you. - xero

I do it! In Ontario - Joshua Schnell

We say 'Sorry' for almost anything. We apologize too much for nothing - AJ Batac

ditto what ninth said at the top - generally people are kind to each other one on one, even in a cowboy town like Tucson - William Harryman

Definitely. When I was younger and went out with my mom, she would stand at a door until I opened it for her. So now it's ingrained. - Chris Rivait

yes. - denise

Yes what I was taught to do, but in NY I often almost get stampeded doing that! - Sally Church

+1 Anika. I love San Fran, but I had no idea how in courteous people in my hometown could be until I moved away from there. Chivalry is still alive and well here in Reno, NV. People open the door for me, I say thank you, and do the same to others. - Helen Somethingtosay-sky

Helen, it's an oddity to me because the people I've met in (or from) SF are so sweet, but as a whole, the city is the rudest place I've ever visited. - Anika Malone

Anika- ruder than NYC? I've been mugged both places and at least the guy in SF said "please may I have your wallet" and thanked me for turning it over, I will not type what the guy in NY said. - Abby Martin

@Abby, please type it in. :) - AJ Batac

I've only been to LaGuardia in NYC, so I can't speak of how people there are. I will say the that Dallas, Montego Bay and Stockholm had the nicest people on earth. Almost scarily nice. - Anika Malone

In Calgary we typically do this, especially in bad weather but most people will do it. If not, they likely aren't from here... - Kenton

Ninth, you make yer mama proud. - m9m

Here (in Halifax) I tend to hold doors, but I'm not sure it's universally practiced. I'll often forget to say thanks when the door is held because it's an automatic and expected thing to do; the thanks slips my mind too readily. - Apollo L

Always hold the door. It's just good manners. - Morgan Haley

Yes - Shevonne Polastre

Yeah, roughly. In Indiana, US. - Kamilah Gill

Here in Charlotte, we always hold the door, and will continue to stand there as if time was of no concern at all. This prevents them from hitting you with their seal bat. - david beckwith

johnpiercy

“Here is a picture of our Navy ...”

4 hours ago - Link

Mark VandenBerg, Anika Malone, Will Higgins and 3 other people liked this

The biggest submarine in the world is underneath it. - AJ Batac

It's a gunboat. More gun then boat. - Will Higgins

You don't happen to live in Canada do you? - Joshua Schnell

I do ... ehhhhh - johnpiercy

Derrick

“Which do you regret more: A) The mistakes you've made B) The chances you haven't taken.”

4 hours ago - Link

Lisa L. Seifert, Kol Tregaskes, Thierry R. Andriamirado and 13 other people liked this

I suspect that for most people not serving life sentences, the answer is B. - Logical Extremes

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right now, A - Live4Soccer

joining in on social media, man it eats my time... oh... that wasn't an option... b.) - Joshua Schnell

"Of the saddest words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these - it might have been." - Future Man

I try not to regret too much but if I had to choose it'd be the chances I didn't take. - Still Just Katie

Mistakes -- I've taken plenty of chances and made plenty of mistakes - Shey

B - Shevonne Polastre

Neither. - Mona N.

The mistakes I've made. I've been haughty. I've been unkind. I've made plenty of mistakes, many of which I've been forgiven for. But that doesn't make them right or make me feel less guilty about making them. - Jason Huebel

For me, it's B. We all learn from our mistakes. That's a cliche for a reason, but in my life, I've played it far too safe for far too long, and at the end of the day, it's been disappointing. I'm embracing and looking forward to being more cavalier about taking more chances in life. - Derrick

I'm not big on the whole regret thing, but if I had to choose, I'd go with B. There are a few things I wish I would have done but didn't and that time is past. - James Ferguson

B The chances I haven't taken, too many to sum up.. Everyone makes mistakes, and there is much you can do about it.. I guess I need take more risks... - Sebastiaan van den Akker

I'm with Ogden Nash on this one - sins of omission far outweigh those of commission - Patrick Jordan

I don't have regrets. - Sparky

i regret both equally. although i don't necessarily regret either a lot. - tiffany. lowercase 't'

"daddy?" - "yes son" - "what does regret mean?" - "well son a funny thing about regret is, that its better to regret something you have done than to regret something you haven't done, and by the way, if you see your mom this weekend would you be sure and tell her..." ;) - mike "glemak" dunn

B. I was too careful most of my life. Taking chances has opened my life to new horizons. - Carmen

Neither. We are linear beings. Regret is merely a sticky substance that we should avoid. - Tutivillus Grift

I never regret mistakes. Of course, i've yet to make one that was devastating. We all do the best we can given our current circumstances. You can never expect more from yourself than you can give at any instance. Looking back and wishing it was different won't change the past. Mistakes are a learning experience. - ·[▪_▪]·

well both of them are regretful , I think I may regret not taking my chances because mistakes should be in life ... and it is always with us ... when we do a mistake we learn something new and we get a new experience but when we don't take a chance , it may not come to us anymore - vivavida

I don't have a lot of regrets at this point. - Brian Norwood

chances not taken - mistakes are opportunities for growth, missed chances are haunting - William Harryman

Neither. Even if B) The chances I haven't taken are A) The mistakes I've made. - Thierry R. Andriamirado

Both. - Helen Somethingtosay-sky

B. I had one or two chances that I didn't take. :-( - Kol Tregaskes

Deleted my previous comment cause I was half asleep when I wrote it. I think you should strive to not regret these kinds of things. Mistakes are the only way you learn, I guess regret would be if you keep repeating the *same* mistake. So if I had to choose it would be B. - mikepk

B - vijay

B. - Lisa L. Seifert

Neither . . . I believe everything happens for a reason and I rarely don't take a chance. But if I absolutely have to pick one then I'll go with B ;) - Lindsey in Love

B. - Melissa

I'm gonna say "A"...largely because I have a gun to my head with a demand that I do so, "or else". I'm pretty happy with the chances I've taken, and am not greedy. I have hurt people's feelings, and have behaved in less than exemplary ways, which I now, at times, regret. - david beckwith

B - Ian May

B - JA Castillo

A. - Alix Whitmire ƸӜƷ

B - AJ Batac

mistakes made me who i am...chances missed are who i might have been...and i'm pretty happy, so i don't really regret either. - Bonita Garrabrant

Mona N. - Twitter

“Should you be held accountable for what you publish online? - Cnet "Yelp user faces lawsuit over negative review" http://tinyurl.com/7uwtom”

5 hours ago - Link

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A review? No. It's your personal opinion. Are we censoring that as well? - Shevonne Polastre

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Censorship and accountability are two different things, no? - Mona N. via IM

Here I think it's combined. The only way that chiropractor can win is if he can show that the events the guy said happened, didn't. - Shevonne Polastre

There's a big difference between saying "The food was too spicy for my palate" and "This guy is a liar and a cheat". If you say the latter, it better be true and you better have solid evidence to back it up. - Logical Extremes

Exactly, logicalextremes. This is a good wake up call. Everyone's entitled to their opinions, but more people must think before they speak - especially with the ease of data distribution. - Mona N. via IM

It seems like the chiropractor filing court papers is what lowered his referrals. Therefore, it shows that he is the cause for himself losing business; not the patient. "Biegel, who was a "sponsored" advertiser on Yelp and encouraged customers to write reviews on the site, received about as many referrals per month from Yelp while the review was up as before, but fewer after the lawsuit was filed, Blacksburg said, citing Yelp documents." - Shevonne Polastre

Libel is libel... what is the debate? - Brian Roy

This case seems to be somewhere in the hazy gray area in between. Unfortunately, in practice our legal system often favors the party with more access to money. - Logical Extremes

"seems" which is not a fact. - Mona N. via IM

Reading this guy's other negative review, his comments can go both ways. I wish I could have read the original review. Maybe if I email him? Hmmmm.... Here is his Yelp profile, if anyone cares: http://www.yelp.com/user_detai... - Shevonne Polastre

Of course you should. Libel laws should apply online just as they do to print. - Dave Purrington

Interesting, though there is not yet solid case precedent... "Accusing a business owner of unethical conduct would constitute defamation unless it is true, said Aaron Morris, an Internet defamation attorney in Santa Ana, Calif. However, if the defendant can successfully prove that posting the statement was a matter of public good then the plaintiff would have to show malice and that the defendant knew the statement was false or had reason to believe it was false, he added." - Logical Extremes

From the grad class I took, this is very hard to prove. This is one of the reasons celebrities don't even bother sometimes. There was another case where a business owner was sued by a company for her negative review. I think they settled out of court. - Shevonne Polastre

What if you spread the review by sharing it into FriendFeed or Twitter? Should you be held accountable for that? - Mona N.

You should be held accountable for things you say whether online or not. Interesting here is that the dynamic of power has changed. With traditional MSM the outlet is generally in possession of money and legal resources and can legally defend itself. With individual publishing capability almost universal (via blogs and micro blogs) the publisher no longer is capable of strong defense. - Brian Sullivan

Someone up there said it, defamation is defamation and the same legal standards apply regardless of venue of the communication. Only functional difference is the publishing requirement, which would likely be deemed satisfied as a matter of law when you post on the internet. Same whether on Yelp, Friendfeed, Twitter, Facebook, Seesmic, anywhere. - Martha

So what about people that spread / share the information? - Mona N.

You *are* accountable for what you say, whether online or not. The same legal standards apply: if it's knowingly false and with ill intent, it's defamation. That includes people that spread or share the information: if they *know* it's false and the intent is to harm, then they can be sued. - Glen Campbell

Of course you should. You can seriously hurt someone's business by what you write online, therefore you should give it due consideration before you write it. The real debate might be more about how fair libel laws are really. Obviously if people feel worried about what they write in reviews, then it might reduce willingless to post reivews. Then again, if people have to consider the implications of their review more carefully before they broadcast it to the world, that might improve the quality of reviews in the long run. In some ways its good that this is coming to court, as that is one way that we can settle some of the gray areas around this kind of content. - Sam via twhirl

@Sam - In this particular case, the chiropractor admits that what hurt his business was HIM filing the lawsuit; not the review. - Shevonne Polastre

this chiro is digging himself a big hole and knows it. However, you CAN edit your own Yelp reviews so perhaps there is evidence of libel somewhere (as mentioned above by Mona, "seems" would likely rule out libel/defamation). But, yeah, Yelp is a prominent feature of Facebook connect and cross-posting to one's profile, this litigous chiro will set an example of what not to do, imho. - Andy Sternberg

Sam - bingo. It's about causing people to THINK before they act. Too many people don't, imho, since I haven't heard of a case (yet) where people are actually held responsible for their actions. Censorship? That's a load of crap. - Mona N. via IM

held accountable sure, litigated for personal opinion.... HELL NO. - Joshua Schnell

This is opinion so the chiropractor has no case here. He should have just made things right with his customer and the guy would have likely altered the review. It would have saved a lot of time and a lot of money. - Seth

Simple rule: write reviews from fact and your perspective, not emotion. If you're angry or upset, wait a day or more to write the review. Explain the details as you saw them and not what you thought was happening nor what you thought the other person was doing or thinking or trying to do. Only _your_ side of the story and how _you_ experienced it. - ·[▪_▪]·

Bingo - and many do not possess the rudimentary writing skills, Robot. Hence, this case. @Seth: Disagree!! - Mona N. via IM

@·[▪_▪]·, you're right. Always wait until you are calm enough to write a sound review. =) - Shevonne Polastre

"A word flies out, a sparrow; it returns, an ox." - Polish Proverb - Phil Boiarski

If I am not mistaken, Scales V. Noto, as determined by the Supreme Court, states one cannot be held accountable for the actions of a group they participate in. Not sure if this can be applied to a website where you publish your own reviews, but who knows? - Brandon J. Mendelson

That is a very interesting law, Brandon - Mona N. via IM

Ridiculous. I can freely give my opinion on whatever I like. If you wanna waste money and sue me for it, so be it. - Andru Edwards

Mona, you know I'm going to say no, you should be able to express your opinion freely. - Kol Tregaskes

Censorship != accountability. - Mona N. via IM

I think this starts to tread close to unbearably sticky ground, namely because I doubt anyone has tapes of the conversations, so it gets down very quickly to "he said, she said." I also wish I knew where the burden of proof was for libel. I feel like it might be too easy for people to go on suing sprees if they got their way too easily. Either way though, I think this is a little... ambitious on the chiropractor's part. At least he's suing the actual reviewer instead of Yelp... - David Wynn via fftogo

Mona and others - check this overview of SLAPP and Cal's new Anti-SLAPP legislation here http://www.thefirstamendment.o... Not an easy area at all to tread. While I am all for speaking freely, I am always careful about controversy, particularly on the internet. Having a real legal claim and being able to file suit and cause someone huge headache are two very different animals. Go Anti-SLAPP! - Martha

@koltregaskes exactly. But that's the point. There's a fine line between opinion and fact. It depends on how it's worded. "You're a cheat!" or "I felt that you cheated me!" - ·[▪_▪]·

Sure you should be held accountable; service providers should be held accountable for their practices. If this "doctor" doesn't want a bad review--he needs to treat his/her customers right. Can you imagine shitty restaurants or playwrites suing for negative reviewers? Give me a break. - Rob Michael

It goes both ways. The customer is not always right, you know. I've seen people cuss out retail workers over a bagel. A BAGEL., then had the audacity to write about it on Yelp saying the workers provoked him to behave that way. Are you kidding me? Give ME a break! - Mona N. via IM

And Rob, if you read the article, it was over a billing issue: "This is clearly Christopher Norberg's version of conversations with the doctor relating to a billing dispute and his opinion of how the doctor was behaving," - Mona N. via IM

Yes. - Dan Morrill via Alert Thingy

Shevonne Polastre

Church removes Jesus after he scares kids

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"A sculpture of Christ has been removed from a church following concerns that it was scaring young children, a vicar said today. The Rev Ewen Souter said the 10ft-high resin figure also failed to convey the message of hope of the resurrection of Christ. The sculpture was installed in St John's Church in Broadbridge Heath, West Sussex, in the Sixties after being designed by former Royal Society of British Sculptors president Edward Bainbridge Copnall." - Shevonne Polastre via Bookmarklet

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I don't mean to laugh but LOL! - Mona N.

I snickered. - Shevonne Polastre

Adds new meaning to the phrase 'put the fear of God into 'em' - Will Higgins

clearly they don't take their kids to church enough... i say let them cry... LOL - Joshua Schnell

ok, i'd be scared too if a 10ft ANYTHING was presented to me as a kid....lets agree here, no more 10ft Jesus', kthx - Live4Soccer

Sounds like they should invest in a Buddy Christ statue... - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

It is fairly scary! Photo here - http://is.gd/eMyn - Grant Fitzgerald

=O - Shevonne Polastre

The children then returned home to play GTA4 and Left 4 Dead, watch excessively violent TV shows and youtube videos. - Will Higgins

@Will haha - Shevonne Polastre

Roldano De Persio

Why FriendFeed Wins - You Can't Do This On Facebook

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i'm offended! ;) - Joshua Schnell

My virgin eyes! - Mona N.

Is this where someone says, "Boobies!"? - Glen Campbell

:) HA HA - AbdO

Joshua Schnell - Disqus

Re: The Paranoid OS X Users Backup Guide

5 hours ago - macgasm.net - Link

"I thought about the mattress as well... but you should see the bed bugs in there! They'd make any ninja cry in fear. ;)" - Joshua Schnell

Mauricio

“What movie have you watched over and over again the most often? I'm an "Office Space" kinda guy.”

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ran or dreams by kurosawa - Cee Bee

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The godfather - directeur

kingdom of heaven director's cut or jaws - Karim Amara

The Quiet Man and How Green was my Valley - Bob

The Princess Bride. And Oklahoma. And Star Wars (original trilogy). - Jandy Stone

The Girl Next Door - Mitch

Old School - Mitch

Finding Nemo, Princess Bride, Matrix 1, and Office Space - Alan Le

Withnail and I - Philip Tomlinson

+1 Cee Bee. LOVE Dreams. For me, Goodfellas, Aliens, Raiders of the Lost Ark. Add The Incredibles and Amelie to the mix. - Derrick

Garden State and 13 Going On 30. (There are more I can't think of.) - The Bohemian Penguin

cool, yeah dreams is a special movie that brings out all kinds of emotions within me no matter how many additional times i view it. - Cee Bee

eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. and sense and sensibility - April

the blues brothers. and 300. - Morgan Haley

As a kid: Aladdin. Now: Children of Men. Soon: Wall-E. - Sparky

Big Trouble in Little China. I've probably seen it well over 100 times. - Akiva Moskovitz

Baz Luhrmann's 'William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet and The Rocky Movies (except 5 cause it's crap). - Daryl Burns

The Royal Tenenbaums. Yay Wes Anderson! "this is my adopted daughter Margot." hahahaha! - Rosa Cantu

oh man, I couldn't handle The Royal Tenenbaums more than once. Just like Doctor Zhivago. - Mauricio

"It's a Wonderful Life", "The Blues Brothers", "Blazing Saddles" - Spidra Webster

The Wall, Taxi driver & Cinema Paradiso - George The Writer

Derrick, Goodfellas, yes yes yes. - Mauricio

There's some heavy shit on here. I gotta do light hearted for my Movie repeats. - Mauricio

Lost in Translation - Thomas Hawk

Oh totally agree - Office Space! - Sarah Perez

++ Royal Tenenbaums & Lost in Translation. Hopefully the Aressted Development movie at some point. - John Cozen

+ Thomas and Jason. Lost in Translation is another favorite. - Daryl Burns

I would have to say The Big Lebowski...Damn that movie is funny!! - Joel Atetoomuch Martinez

Besides Star Wars? Princess Bride and Galaxy Quest. - Anika Malone

Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal, Fight Club . . . hell just about all my movies are over and over again. - Lindsey in Love

Almost Famous, Fight Club, Lost in Translation - Joshua Schnell

"Office Space" is a good one. Also, "Galaxy Quest," "My Favorite Year," "Almost Famous," "Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid," "O Brother Where Art Thou," "True Grit," "Wonder Boys," "That Thing You Do" & & & &-- OMG, I sure do like to watch movies over and over again, don't I? - Mitch Wagner

I'm not much of a movie collector but I notice Forrest Gump on TV all the time. - Rodfather

Karate Kid I ... and Man on Fire ... - Amani

I think I'm the only human on earth with this one... Hudson Hawk and The Back to the Future movies. - Jim Bednarz

I love Hudson Hawk btw ;) - Lindsey in Love

Hudson Hawk is the greatest bad movie ever made. - Mauricio

Back to the future, all 3 :) - Simon Wicks

Oh I know.. Shogun Assassin (Lone Wolf and Cub 1, 2 & 3 re-edited, voice dubbed, and with 80's porno music). Love it. - Rodfather

Multipass! - Josh Haley

Aristocats, Enter The Dragon, Seven Samurai, Seventh Seal, Hair, Coyote Ugly, Midnight Express...what a strange mix! - Bora Zivkovic

Hunt for Red October is a movie I never get tired of watching - Imabug

When a Man Loves a Woman, What Dreams May Come, Brokeback Mountain, Labyrinth, and most Pixar and Studio Ghibli stuff. - Alix Whitmire ƸӜƷ

Amelie, Hot Fuzz, Back to the Future 2, Bad Boys 2, Love Actually, Eternal Sunshine, 300, Akira - Melissa

Just purchased Karate Kid, the 4 original Superman movies and the Back to the Future Trilogy...besides those classics - Usual Suspects, Breakfast Club, the original star wars trilogy...to name a few - Justin Korn

Wings of Desire, After Hours, Harold and Maude. - Lainie

Wizard of Oz, Dangerous Liasions, and, yes, Office Space. - Helen Somethingtosay-sky

+Wings of Desire. My fave - Rodfather

Xanadu, Young Frankenstein, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Clue..... (as you can see I like Tim Curry, hence the last two movie titles) - LOLMolly

The Hill. - Ian May

I once watched The Princess Bride every day for two months. - Jason Huebel

oh, gosh, there are so many! gladiator, romeo must die, color purple, legally blonde, conspiracy theory, men in black, pretty woman. yeah, i know--hollywood! - Egyirba via twhirl

galaxy quest, mybigfatgreekwedding, meettheparents, 5th Element, princess bride, matrix 1&2, the siege, coming to america - Egyirba via twhirl

Hudson Hawk, The Matrix, The Matrix Reloaded, The Emperor's New Groove, Happiness, All About Eve, Shaft, Shaft In Africa, 12 Monkeys, eXistenZ, Lost Highway, Gattaca, Titus. - jbrotherlove

i'm with you, mauricio--royal tennenbaums...not more than once! - Egyirba

Good lord, the disdain I feel for Wes Anderson. I actually like Bottle Rocket and Rushmore, but after that? NOPE. - Derrick

Good god, I have a list. But at the very top would be Labyrinth, The 'Burbs, Batman (1989), Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, and Indian Summer. - Amanda H.

Falling Down - Jonathan Hardesty

++Amanda H. for "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me" - jbrotherlove

Serenity - Jack Carlson

Star Wars. - mathew, keynote not lame

I saw Shrek with my fam one night at least 7 times in a row. The kids were that crazy about it. - Mohomed=genieyclo

Elizabethtown. Simply love it and the music that it has to offer. - ::Kristen::

Dazed and Confused. - Mattie Kenny

Better Off Dead - ThePicMan

Over the Edge - Steve Olson

@jbrother, you are my new best friend :D - Amanda H.

ThePicMan: YES! Me, too! LOVE that movie! (I'll stop yelling now.) - Lisa L. Seifert

@Josh Haley: Leeloo Corbin Multipass - imbutafool

@Lisa L. Seifert just keep your testicles off of her! - ThePicMan

@imbutafool autowash! - ThePicMan

ThePicMan: Do they have Christmas in France?? - Lisa L. Seifert

Also, High Fidelity! Love, love, love that movie! - Lisa L. Seifert

The Royal Tenenbaums, Eve's Bayou, All About My Mother, Lonestar, Love Actually - Michelle Jones

Lisa L. Seifert Yes I realize its bacon, but WHAT have you done to it? - ThePicMan

Wall-E, Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny, Memento, No Country for Old Men - Will Higgins

Spaceballs, 5th Element, MP & The Holy Grail... - Jauder Ho

Molly, your participle is dangling. - Josh Haley

Office Space, Space Balls, Remember the Titans, Walk to Remember, and The Star Wars Trilogy (original - that I watch at least once a month) - Mona N.

Office Space and Gladiator - Patrick Jordan

My wife and I are on a Big Lebowski kick right now. - Michael Hocter

I prefer to listen to albums over and over, but movies not so much. That being said, I've seen The Big Lebowski A LOT. - Pete D

Sense and Sensibility - Shevonne Polastre

High Fidelity. My brother and I have both reached the point where we can sneak a quote into just about every conversation. - Louis Simoneau

singin' in the rain, for one.... - edythe

Casablanca, Memento and My Cousin Vinny. - Derek Coward

Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Idiocracy, Fifth Element - The Amber

Lost in Translation, The Incredibles, Babe, Amelie, The Princess Bride, Star Wars, Raising Arizona, Seven Samurai, The Matrix, ... and on and on. I watch the movies i love over and over. - ·[▪_▪]·

The Graduate, Ferris Buellers Day off, and About Last Night.....by default I feel like I've seen Dogma on VH1 a lot...hahahah - *Tiffany Diamond*

I can not avoid watching any of the Robocops, any of the LOTR, any of POTC, any of the Back to the Futures -- and these series are often in heavy rotation on cable/satellite, it seems. I've seen Roadhouse way more times than I'd like to admit. - Andy Bakun

as a kid it was probably The Neverending Story. As a teen/young adult it was Ferris Beuller's Day Off. I always watch Goodfellas, Casino, 12 Monkeys, and the Ocean's movies when they are on TV but, over my lifetime, I'd guess I'd seen either Return of the Jedi or The Color Purple the most times. - Jason Toney

And Ladyhawke. - Lisa L. Seifert

I would say Planes Trains and Automobiles ... always hillarious - johnpiercy

that's cool.louis. i can mouth along much of the color purple. - Egyirba via twhirl

Leeloo Corbin Multipass - ROTFLMAO! - Egyirba via twhirl

"you tol' harpo to beat me!" - Egyirba via twhirl

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. I wish John Candy was still around and making movies. - Micah Monserrat

oh, i nearly forgot 3 i've seen less but still multiple times: made in heaven, beloved, immortal beloved, just cause. ok, so that's 4. - Egyirba via twhirl

The forthcoming Arrested Development movie. - Mitch

"sexual chocolate. they play so lovely, don't you agree?" - Egyirba via twhirl

My siblings and I watched the shit out of VHS copy of Lots of Luck back in the 80s. Staring Annette Funicello, Fred Willard, Martin Mull and Tracey Gold. - Andy Bakun

Apocalypse Now, The Wall, Brazil, Blade Runner, Rocky Horror, Princess Bride... but honestly, I'd rather see something I've never seen before. (it's just that I have to admit I've seen all of those movies many many times) - Jason Wehmhoener

Also, Grease and Friday. I've seen those HELLA times. - Derrick

Oh, and Brazil, thanks for reminding me, Jason. - Pete D

Princess Bride, Holy Grail, Office Space. Probably the highest frequency. Also Star Wars (any of them), fight club, Real Genius... and frequency+awe I have to give it to Lawrence of Arabia and Seven Samurai (my two favorite movies of all time) but definitely haven't seen them as often as those first three. - mikepk

Oh man this thread is reminding me of tons of others... Galaxy Quest is up there too. - mikepk

Fletch, Better Off Dead, I'm Gonna Git You Sucka, Trading Places, Spinal Tap, Grand Canyon, Full Metal Jacket, Star Wars, Princess Bride, Brazil, Buckaroo Banzai ... plenty more but that's what comes to mind. - AJ Kohn

Clerks - Jason Wehmhoener

Shawshank Redemption, Field of Dreams, Forrest Gump, Garden State, Goodfellas...can't turn it if I catch them on the tube. - cjmart

There was a a year and a half period where I played Fight Club almost every day. I bought 5 copies of it as I'd find myself someplace without a DVD of Fight Club and had to watch it. I didn't sit down and watch it the entire time, but it was my background noise after the first few months. Clerks, the Evil Dead movies and Star Wars saga, rate pretty high up there also. - Robert Haas

Used to be Goodfellas and Spinal Tap, but now it's usually older classics that my husband will watch umpteen zillion times. Pretty much all the Katherine Hepburn - Spencer Tracy ones, all the Thin Man ones, My Man Godfrey, The Women ... too many to list here. - Laura Norvig

It's gotta be Tombstone, followed closely by The Matrix, the first one. - Malcolm Lloyd

I've not watched a movie over and over for ages but in the past it was the likes of Predator and Aliens. I've seen Matrix a few times and Sunshine (Danny Boyle sci-fi movie). If I had the time Sunshine and The Invisible would be the 2 movies I'd watch over and over now. Both brilliant IMHO. :-) - Kol Tregaskes

have seen the original Star Wars trilogy probably the most of any films - Nathan Chase

Trainspotting. I think I've seen that more than I've seen Star Wars. - Ninth

This list is amazing. - Mauricio

oh, forgot about Gladiator. Definitely on my list - cjmart

The Apple Room: Joshua Schnell

“Photo of faces”

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I like this feature, great for families. - Andru Edwards

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what about cat or dog faces? - Paul Thrasher

Really curious about dog and cat faces myself. I think literally 1/3 of our photos are random pets. - Jason Kaneshiro

the real question... what about drunk photos from the bar? lol - Joshua Schnell

joshua, thx for the coverage btw! - Gaby Benkwitz

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