Forum	Title	Content	Member	Sex	Country	Date/Time
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Sprailenes @ Dec 16 2009, 09:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Erm. So my coworker gave me this cinnamon themed present today with candles and this can of cinnamon stick spray. So I spray some on myself a little while ago after my shower and I notice that it's really strong. So I go to read the can and it says: "Spray twice to scent an entire room for up to four hours" Oh. It's room spray... not body spray. Never did I even question why someone would want to smell like a cinnamon stick either, that never crossed my mind. Perhaps because I love the smell of cinnamon. Anyways this room spray has made me break out in hives. I love my life. Oh no, for the hives. But if it can cheer you up, my friend did the same thing and was like "Ewww, why is this perfume making my hair so greasy??" That's just classic Gen though.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-16 20:53:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Marilyn. @ Dec 15 2009, 01:39 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Autumnchik @ Dec 14 2009, 07:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> My vent is quite silly actually .... I am turning 35 on Saturday and am actually a bit bothered by that. All of a sudden, I feel old. Ridiculous, right? And my vent is that I am annoyed with myself for feeling this way. yeah I know the feeling.. I turned 35 back in May.. I know I am not old but that number makes me feel ancient.. and then I think wow, it is only 5 years to 40 and it doesn't help having a husband who is still under 30 Awww... Marilyn, we were born 5 days apart! Well Ravenesque, Im 35 (and a half!), childless and NOA2less.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-15 10:27:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Malrothien @ Dec 9 2009, 11:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Misty1979 @ Dec 9 2009, 04:56 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (bowflex @ Dec 9 2009, 01:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Lol I've been doing Yoga as part of the P90X routine for the last 6 months and it's AMAZING how good I feel after that, highly recommend it Not to say, however, that a good butt grab from time to time wouldn't help out as well Lol. I remember you saying about a month ago how great the P90x was, so I finally gave in and ordered it today! Can't wait til it comes in the mail...even though I then have to wrap it and put it under the tree til Christmas Oh yeah..do you do yoga everyday as part of the routine? I know I'll be into that (I've never done yoga, but have always wanted to,) but am not sure how "masculine" it might make my husband feel lol. Sting does yoga and he's fairly stinkin' hot.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-09 22:15:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (ValerieA @ Dec 9 2009, 12:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Wyatt's Torch @ Dec 9 2009, 10:37 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Haha. I remember having a conversation with my father several years ago about gays being "natural". He would always say, "But it's so unnatural for them to do it that way. Sex should be about being able to have a child." I replied, "So how do you suppose a child gets produced when YOU have oral sex? Is that also unnatural?" That shut him up. EEEEEWWWWW I don't even want to think about my parents having sex. let alone oral! I am going to go shake in the corner and whimper a while now. my thoughts exactly when I read this post.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-09 12:59:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Malrothien @ Dec 8 2009, 12:59 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I've been lucky, my migraines stopped happening out of nowhere. I was having one almost every other day at one point. Dark room and sleep was the only solution. same for me.. dark room, sleep and silence. I dont have them as much anymore either thankfully. Alcohol is about the only thing that triggers them anymore. People think it's a hangover... they have no idea unless they've had migraines before. Im happy when I get a simple hangover!	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-08 00:13:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Malrothien @ Dec 7 2009, 11:50 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (kizza @ Dec 7 2009, 07:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Malrothien @ Dec 7 2009, 08:50 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (chadlaure @ Dec 7 2009, 05:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well i dont want to change the subject from the farts but i have to say my vent First day at my new job today (that is not the vent part) I usually work out in the morning (thank you unemployemnt) but today i had to do it after work. Turned out to be a little later than expected so i wanted to do a shorter work out. Like run 2 miles. Well 2 min after i started on the treadmill, i started “seeing stars” which means huge headache coming up. Now the huge headache is here and im pissed. I don’t know what causes these “stars” and how to prevent them? Anyone? Maybe lack of water? They're known as 'auras' that are a common precursor to a migraine. Not all migraine sufferers get them, but most do. Nothing you can do to avoid getting them aside from knowing your migraine trigger. I dont get auras but I have heard of them. I get bad migraines (associated with puking for 12 hours) and I'd recommend Maxalt or Zomig. They are the bizness. Stress & dehydration are definitely possible triggers. Skipping meals too. Zomig didn't work for me. It usually made me feel worse. :\ Ugh... you wouldnt want that when you're already feeling that crappy. I like Zomig & Maxalt because they melt under your tongue, which is great if you cant keep other drugs down. Maxalt gave me a pleasant buzz too.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-07 23:57:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Sam and Ben @ Dec 7 2009, 11:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I kept a record of my various migraines/eating patterns/other various medical issues from the age of about 13 until 17. My poor excuse for a doctor thought it useless and so in my frustration, I trashed them all. That sucks. There are so many incompetent doctors around unfortunately, and a lot of them would probably think it takes too much of their time. Were you seeing a neurologist? I would say to try to keep a diary for yourself and try to see patterns, but if you have already done it and couldnt find anything, maybe it's not worth the trouble. It could be so many things... While I couldn't do acupuncture, hypnotism sounds rather interesting. I don't quite know how I feel about the idea of it (not being in control makes me nervous), but I wonder if it'd be worth it to try.. Are you saying you couldnt do acupuncture because of needles? Because I pass out from by seeing needles, have to get vaccines lying down and still feel faint, and Im already dreading my medical which is months away because of the idea of getting blood drawn. ... Yet acupuncture did not bother me. QUOTE (Wyatt's Torch @ Dec 7 2009, 11:45 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (Sam and Ben @ Dec 7 2009, 08:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> While I couldn't do acupuncture, hypnotism sounds rather interesting. I don't quite know how I feel about the idea of it (not being in control makes me nervous), but I wonder if it'd be worth it to try.. You're getting sleeepy... Ha! it is pretty hypnotising. Are you sure you cant trigger seizures with that thing?	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-07 23:48:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	[quote name='Krikit' date='Dec 7 2009, 11:06 PM' post='3548762'] I used to get killer migraines. After trying everything I could think of I finally went to see a hypnotist. Couldn't hurt, right? Best thing I ever did. It took a few sessions but I have never had another migraine since. Well, maybe one. But that's pretty good over 30 years. That's amazing. Actually, that reminds me I had acupuncture a few times a week for 3 weeks after quitting my old stressful job and didnt have a migraine for about 5 years after that. I was going to suggest keeping a migraine journal for people who have frequent migraines. It is a little tedious but can be worth the trouble if you have odd triggers. Some people get migraines from onions, chocolate, or specific types of wine... it can be a number of things. At least you can try to avoid them once you know what causes the headaches.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-07 23:21:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Malrothien @ Dec 7 2009, 08:50 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> QUOTE (chadlaure @ Dec 7 2009, 05:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well i dont want to change the subject from the farts but i have to say my vent First day at my new job today (that is not the vent part) I usually work out in the morning (thank you unemployemnt) but today i had to do it after work. Turned out to be a little later than expected so i wanted to do a shorter work out. Like run 2 miles. Well 2 min after i started on the treadmill, i started “seeing stars” which means huge headache coming up. Now the huge headache is here and im pissed. I don’t know what causes these “stars” and how to prevent them? Anyone? Maybe lack of water? They're known as 'auras' that are a common precursor to a migraine. Not all migraine sufferers get them, but most do. Nothing you can do to avoid getting them aside from knowing your migraine trigger. I dont get auras but I have heard of them. I get bad migraines (associated with puking for 12 hours) and I'd recommend Maxalt or Zomig. They are the bizness. Stress & dehydration are definitely possible triggers. Skipping meals too.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-07 22:31:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Wyatt's Torch @ Dec 7 2009, 11:51 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I just went ahead and sent the OP a lengthy PM, re-emphasizing the advice that you and I gave in the thread itself. I mean, I KNOW how frustrating the wait can be. We ALL do. Sheesh. And ALL of us would love to be able to be with our SOs sooner that we are... But despite how much we sometimes complain about the process, about the wait etc., it's all in place for a very good reason. When we take a step back from our own situations and see the big picture, the immigration process is so important to the sanctity of the nation's safety and security. Honestly, I'm never going to be one of those sorts of people who sees any foreigner as a threat...but I can totally appreciate the mindset of the immigration process, even if I know that I, personally, have no dirt on my hands and will be a welcome addition to America. (Boy, did THAT ever sound humble...) I think you did the right think. Talking about a "negative visa experience" is putting things rather lightly, given the possibility of incurring a lifetime ban. The repercussions of visa fraud are very serious and at least if the OP choses that path, they will know exactly what risks they are taking. I agree with Trailmix that some people just want to hear that what they want to do will work, even though they know it's wrong, but I also think some people come here a little desperate for advice and not necessarily knowing much about the whole process. And emotions can sure cloud people's judgement.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-07 12:47:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (Kathryn41 @ Dec 5 2009, 06:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It's not fair . First week of November I got a cold that refused the respond to any type of medication. I was miserable and after 10 days with no improvement I went to the doctor. I got 2 weeks worth of antibiotics for a sinus infection, corticosteroid nasal spray, and Musinex D. Slowly, I start feeling better although the cough and tightness in my chest never went away. The Antibiotics finished last weekend. Joe got sick on Monday, worked from home Tuesday, was sick in bed Wednesday and Thursday with a bad cold, sneezing, bronchitis - the works. Takes over the counter medicine and starts feeling better so he worked from home again Friday. On Thursday I started to get a scratchy throat again; yesterday it was worse and I ended up with a fever, chills, a really sore throat last night and today I am all stuffed up again back to where I was early November and my throat is really, really sore. So, back to the doctor again on Monday! I've never had a cold that wouldn't go away before. It is just not fair! (grumble, grumble, grumble) That sucks Kathryn. I hope you feel better soon. You could try this hot drink: half a lemon's juice, with boiling water, honey and fresh ginger chopped up. It tastes pretty good and it will boost your system. Honey and lemon juice is good for your throat too (you can have just a little bit of that in a table spoon to coat your throat).	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-06 17:47:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	QUOTE (frenzyheart @ Dec 6 2009, 03:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Aww, I hope you feel better soon!! In my own news? These past few weeks have just been horrible, but it's all leading up to what I'm almost certain will be the worst week of the year. First off? My car is sitting in my driveway, completely dead. Don't know what's wrong with it, and as of right now, I can't afford to have it looked at. Next? This week is finals week, so I'm working my butt off for that. Things are just all around bad right now in every aspect of life (including relationships, though it's more just that we're arguing over stupid stuff -- normal, I know -- and I know that things would be better if he were here...) and I'm finding it hard to get into the Christmas spirit at all, which is something that's not usually difficult for me to do. Heck, I'm even finding it hard to get out of bed each day... Boo. I really hope NOA2 comes this week. I need a pick me up. :/ Poor thing! I hear you Frenz, Im not even having as much sh*tty stuff going on in my life as you (besides the damn dryer dying - which is really annoying) and Im struggling to get out of bed too these days. Im just grumpy all the time, and making myself grumpier because of it. Hopefully our NOA2s are coming up and we'll have something positive to focus on and cheer us up.	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-12-06 17:20:00
Canada	The Vent - Part Trois	Poprocks, is your husband's cat a siamese, burmese, birman or a breed like that? I had a birman for a long time and she was really sweet and smart, but incredibly dependant of me. Overly loyal. It didnt really cause any trouble but I remember sometimes thinking I wished she was a little more independant. Im pretty sure its a trait these types of cats share, to some degree. They act a lot like like dogs I find, when it comes to loyalty towards their master. In any case, your husband's is strange and over the top! I still have cats now, and their most obnoxious behaviour doesnt come close to his! People have given you great advice... much better than I could think of. But, I was wondering also if maybe he would react differently if you smothered him with affection. Use some reverse psychology on that gaylover-cat. And I totally understand your frustation. My fiance's brother's dog (female, and Matt has taken care of her a lot since she was a pup) gets jealous of me and whenever I get out of bed, she hurries up and jumps onto it and sits her big brown butt on my pillow. So obviously out of spite. Same thing on the couch, she jumps in my seat as soon as I get up. That ######. Ha!! I got censored... I thought I was using the technical term!	kizza	Female	Canada	2009-11-29 12:32:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Pac Man is 30 today yeah that's not making me feel any younger! lol I am wasting way too much time playing with the doodle today! I guess Im still a kid at heart.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-05-21 12:28:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Im off to pick up my fiancé whom I havent seen since christmas. oh yah. had to share.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-04-21 20:35:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	I have never had to deal with that kind of stuff on my wedding, but I had things said to be on and around my wedding that hurt. When I went for my last dress fitting, yea my dress was a little tight, and my MIL said: "You'll have to get liposuction before your big day" that really hurt my feelings. Then on my wedding day, I was jokiing around with the photographer and asked: "Did you get my good side?" and my husbands grandmother said: "Do you even have a good side?" I may not be drop dead gorgeous or a hot tamale... but I am comfortable in my own skin. They are not, and it shows through their comments and how much they focus on things like weight and looks. That's their misery though. I gained 40 pounds since I have lived here... so what. I'm happy. #######. Ive seen pictures of you and you are very pretty. They wouldnt have said that if you actually were ugly. That is just catty b1tch talk. So out of line.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-04-14 10:15:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	this made me smile http://www.dogwork.com/snow2/	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-23 15:26:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	everywhere I am reading it says that they usually just remove the whole gallbladder.. really? a close friend of mine had a choledoch bypass because she had recurrent gall stones. It sounded like they enlarged the bile duct.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-19 15:48:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	turns out I have a 1.4 cm gallstone in my gallbladder... I have to make an appointment with a surgeon to see if it should be removed or not.. Ouch. No wonder you were in pain.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-19 15:23:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	no, the doctor said they are most likely separate issues... I have a follow up appointment with my doctor tomorrow to go over all the test results etc... Marilyn, you might know this already but cranberry juice is excellent to prevent/clear UTIs. I hope all goes well tomorrow!	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-18 15:13:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Flames, I hope the procedure goes smoothly. Im sure it will. Have a safe trip. Sam.... bleuh... I feel for you. I hate cleaning the fridge.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-18 10:13:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Actually I just checked the forecast on Weather.com a few minutes ago and it told me a high of 71! oh.... I just felt a pang of jealousy here!! Enjoy!	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-18 07:34:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	it is just weird that I feel like that the night before I have to go to work... do you dislike your job or parts of it? or does it make you nervous? The body has ways of telling us things our mind tries to ignore... I hope you feel better soon. Edited by kizza, 16 March 2010 - 10:26 AM.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-16 10:23:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Thank you Huggles & Kizza, its been a tough weekend. He's deployed to the middle east , I can't say where, but its non-combat area.. Im glad to hear it's a non-combat area. Must be hard nevertheless.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-15 17:39:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Have to do a drug test this week (guess I better start studying... ) I really miss my husband It's going to be a long few mos.... HA! I just got it!! doh. Congrats on the job offer! Hope you get it! Im sorry about your husband going away! I hear you. I dont know when I'll see my man again and Im finding the distance harder and harder to deal with. Good luck!!	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-15 15:48:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	I dont blame you. The grey one looks so cool with his eye patch! I have a dog too and I just love him to bits. He is my buddy. ... must be nice to be done with immigration stuff for a while, huh?	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-14 21:46:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	awww, you guys actually remember me! I've been good. In the last year, we adopted 2 more dogs (3 total now!) - don't worry, we're DONE NOW We also bought a house, I started a new job 8 months ago and we are now gutting our kitchen! WE HAVE NO STOVE RIGHT NOW. Just a sink and a fridge. NO CABINETS, NO COUNTERTOPS. Just studs! Oh!! I don't know you because Im too new here, but your dogs are so cute!	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-14 20:49:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	I agree with you there Trailmix! I've been experiencing the same stuff with our place. The last homeowner attempted to update everything, which is great, but some of the changes they made have me really wondering what they were trying to do! Like the kitchen has new kitchen cabinets, but none of the cabinets on the bottom have shelves in them. So, I can only put stuff on the bottom, meaning the storage space for my pots and pans is extremely limited. They also didn't bother finishing the edges, so you have nicely finished cabinet doors and faces, and then the sides are just like your standard sheet of rough wood. Then, they put hardware on half of the doors and left the other half without... And the grout in the tiles is starting to come up, like they had no idea how to mix it and apply it so they just made it up as they went along. Easy fixes but really, it just makes you laugh. But I must say that lavender walls with purple trim is the best! I hope Matthew feels better soon Kayla! My wisdom teeth experience was pretty bad. I let them grow in way to far, and it took them an hour to remove all 4 surgically. I was under for an hour and a half, came too, and then had an allergic reaction to the stuff they used to put me under, and then I ripped my stitches... Ugh. That was a rough experience! Glad you're feeling better Marilyn Hmmm ... lavender with a purple trim... lovely! But at least it's yours, right? I thought my wisdom teeth experience was rough because I got 3 taken out and they were impacted, but you have me beat! ugh. Although I had to eat with a bib for 3 weeks because I couldnt open my mouth much and kept spilling food on myself! I felt like a winner	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-13 17:40:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Marilyn, that sounds like a rough night! I would be getting some rest too. I hope you feel better soon.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-11 13:02:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	I am not worried about the cost or anything.. we have pretty good insurance.. I am just scared of going to doctors... even back in Canada..maybe a better word would be that I get nervous about going to doctors... it doesn't help that I have looked up my symptoms online and I have seen the possibilities... but I think it is just stress, lack of proper sleep and not eating well.. I think it just all finally caught up with me... I hope you feel better. it's no fun stressing about your health when you are already stressed.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-10 20:09:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	ok so the following ppl should have had interviews yesterday and today but no news yet..i r worried. Elizabeth & Mitch 2010-03-09 - K1 Visa Ted & Laura 2010-03-09 - K1 Visa S & L 2010-03-09 - K1 Visa Any news on the cr1s yet too? I dont know if he posted it here, but Mitch got approved today, pending his medical tomorrow.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-10 00:06:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	My father installed some air shocks in my car a couple of weeks ago, which will basically compensate for the extra 500 pounds -- you pump them up with pressurized air and they act like an extra set of springs. So I won't be low-riding or bottoming out on the way there either. haha! Im picturing one of those gangsta cars with hydraulics or whatever they are. From what I read in other posts too, your dad sounds sweet. He will miss you!	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-09 11:33:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Morning all! My passport is now in Richmond, B.C. as of 6:45 AM... I'm not sure if that's eastern time or not. I hope it is. So I think it's 50/50 that I'll get it today, which means I'd be leaving for D.C. tomorrow. If not, then I'm positive it will be here tomorrow, meaning I'd be leaving for D.C. first thing Thursday morning. Either way, I'll be reunited with my wife this weekend! Wow!! exciting! you guys must be thrilled!	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-09 11:07:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Sandra Bullock is the female version of Keanu Reeves. Ha! good analogy... And they were in that movie together, no... Speed or something? with the bus? I do like her a little better than Keanu Reeves though.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-08 13:47:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	I was being totally sarcastic. I didn't even realize she was actually nominated for anything. Miss Congeniality was sooo stupid. I cracked up when Steve Martin poked fun at her and Miss Congeniality II. As if the first one wasn't lame enough. Nope! Funnily enough, she won a Razzie the other day for a different movie. Was it All About Steve? That was painful.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-08 13:38:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Thanks everyone. I was watching the Today show in DC and they were saying how the Olympic mittens were all sold out but they managed to get some for Oprah and they showed her, all excited, wearing them. We can still get the Olympic mittens in Oakville, though, if anyone really wants them. I'll check and see if they're still in stock on Tuesday if you want me to pick some up. Also, the Toronto airport (Pearson) had a bunch of Olympic items in their shops, so you could check your local international airport. (YYZ only has shops on the gate side, but YVR's shops are in the main area so you don't have to actually get on a flight. lol) No mittens, though. I almost picked up an Olympic toque for my husband but changed my mind. I now have a request from him for an Olympic toque. Oh! I forgot to mention that my husband's father was taken to hospital during this crazy time, also. He recuperated and was out in a few days, though. Thank God. Okay, off to Target. Have to pick up a few requests from the Canadians. LOL. Ciao! Oh geez Krikit! I'm glad to hear your mom is getting better and I hope you are holding up!!	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-07 14:18:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	https://www.stepnwra...omerService.dtm need 1 of these,lol Ingenious! you have to love the ''As seen on TV'' sign! does it work on dogs? lol	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-06 17:16:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	no she isnt tiny! Weighs in at 30lbs, 18 inches high or so!! oh yeah... nothing miniature about her then. That's a good size for a dog.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-06 16:26:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	how did you like it? the hubster had the shrimp po boy and he loved it... mmmm.... you're making me hungry! lol that's sounds delicious. 10+ years ago I rented a car from San Fran and drove down to Monterey. It was beautiful! I loved walking around the piers in Monterey. I want to do something like that with my fiancé when I go back.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-06 16:20:00
Canada	Off Topic Part Quatre	Yea I guess I had high expectations, again some people loved it, I just didn't. yeah I was reading reviews and although some people thought it was wonderful, the majority seemed to think it was boring and Burton could have done much better. meh... we'll see. I know I'll go see it anyway, cuz I've always loved Alice in Wonderland, and I like most of Burtons movies, but I'll do as you said and skip the Imax 3D.	kizza	Female	Canada	2010-03-06 13:50:00