Is anyone else sick and tired . . .

[The Burgomaster]

Is anyone else sick and tired of movies that are identified by initials and/or letters rather than the full titles of the movies? For example:

*T2 - Instead of TERMINATOR 2

*ID4 - Instead of INDEPENDENCE DAY

*MIB - Instead of MEN IN BLACK

*X-2 - Instead of X-MEN 2 (this one is even worse, because they also have X-1.5)

I hate this! I'm sick of this! Help!

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[Dr. X, Yyz, Sr. .]

Hell yes! Remembetrit all started with KFC - a friend and I have joked over the yaers that one day Americans will just use single letters for sentences

[Chadzilla]

So he shoul be saying "IMSATOT" instead of "I'm sick and tired of this?"

Slang, ebonics, Netspeak...it's the linguistic wave of the future!

[Squishy]

VERY sick of it. Seen the trailer for "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen?" Not only does it look like an extra-campy sequel to "Doc Savage: The Man Of Bronze," the trailer actually READS the lettercoded "title" to us first:

"L! X!G! ...the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen."

Yeah, thanks...that first ninety-degree-angle thingie...what, "letter?"...you know, the thing...with the thing on it...that was confoozin' mee and teht suXX0r. Dood.

[Fearless Freep]

k3w1 d00dz

[Scott0]

LMAO!! ROFL! U guys r so kewl. U no where its at. Werd.

Scottie

p.s. I hate internet slang. 133t is for L00s3rz. Regular english r0x0rz.

[Fearless Freep]