Just once, I would like to see them hop on the bike, then maybe fall off the other side. Or not be able to ride it, I mean come on… why does every action hero know how to ride a motorcycle, especially when half of the time they are the underdog and all this other bullshit.

Also, think about it, if you are this bystander and the cops just take off with your motorcycle or car… what are you supposed to do about it. What if said bystander was on their way to a job interview, an important meeting. I’m sure the boss is going to accept the excuse GUY – “Sorry I’m late, but my bike got taken by an FBI agent in some high speed chase”  BOSS – “Your fired”

OR, say said hero crashed, dented, scratched your car/bike, I mean come on there is always some form of highspeed crash bang explosion. Imagine going to the cop station, or FBI agency and saying, hey yeah… my bike got scratched up when one of your agents took possession of it for a highspeed chase on the 16^th of October….  Are you guys going to get it fixed for me? Agent Person – “What highspeed chase?” “We only use official FBI Vehicles here, please leave”

And (because I didn’t want to use OR or ALSO again) say the bystander whose bike/car was used gets a speeding ticket, I mean hello. Said Agent/Copper who took the bike/car is obviously going to be breaking some road rules in this highspeed persuit. Imagine sitting at home, your bikes bashed up from some stranger riding it for unknown reasons, simply because he had a badge… used up all your petrol and on top of it all, YOU are getting a speeding ticket, or fine for running a red light… Who knows.

Sure its all fun and games when your watching the movie, but next time when you see some Protagonist  take a bystanders bike in a highspeed persuit. Just hope that they pay the bystander all his dues!

And that is my rant for tonight, good night Interwebs

Whats something that you’ve seen in a movie and then thought, hang on… I want to see x and y consequences?
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The Big Bang Theory, is an American sitcom created by Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady and originally premiered on the 24th September 2007 and it revolves around the lives of two guys in their twenties who work at the Californian Institute of Technology. Leonard, an experimental physicist and his room mate Sheldon a theoretical physicist and they live across the hall from Penny, an attractive blonde waitress with hollywood dreams.

Basically the show spends a lot of time mixing the two different worlds together. The world of a young, blonde woman and two geeky physicists. With the addition of Howard and Rajesh (Leonard and Sheldon’s equally as geeky friends)

Leonard played by Johnny Galecki is an experimental physicist with an IQ of 173 and received his Ph.D. at the age of 24 and shares an apartment with his friend / colleague Sheldon. After being a geek his whole life Leonard starts trying to explore more social situations when Penny moves in across the hall.

Sheldon is played by Jim Parsons and portrays a theoretical physicist with a Master’s degree and two Ph.D’s as well as an IQ of 187. He was a child prodigy starting college at the age of 11, straight out of the 5th grade. He extremely neurotic which is the main point of the characters humor.

Penny (the attractive blonde) is okayed by Kaley Cuoco. She’s start’s off as the new neighbor across the hall from Leonard and Sheldon and is their complete opposite. Working as a waitress at a local restaurant she wants to become an actress, although in episode 10 (The Loobenfeld Decay) when Penny is cast in a musical, she wouldn’t want to be aiming to become a singer…

If you dont mind a little spoiler, read below but if you don’t want to know the bare facts about seasons 1 and two the next two paragraph’s are not for you (I will make them as small as possible for you so you can skip them!)

In Season One physicists Leonard and Sheldon get their lives shaken up when an attractive young woman named Penny moves in to the apartment across from theirs. Leonard begins to develop a love for Penny, while she puts up with his friends: Sheldon Cooper, who has a combination of obsessive–compulsive disorder and neurosis; Howard Wolowitz, a sex-crazed maniac; and Rajesh, who will not speak to her, as he is too shy to talk to girls. Throughout the season: Sheldon loses his job for insulting his new boss, finds his ego bruised by a child prodigy, and finds himself unable to bear being part of a lie that Leonard has told—always attacking the world with a relentless need to assert his supremacy; Rajesh learns that he can talk to girls when he’s drunk; and Penny and Leonard go out (in the final episode).

Season Two begins to deal with character development, including Sheldon becoming more and more obsessive, with a characteristic lack of understanding of irony and sarcasm reminiscent of Asperger syndrome. Leonard and Penny’s relationship takes a turn for the nasty when they break up, but quickly is resolved and progresses into a stronger friendship than before. In the season finale Penny hints at her true feelings for Leonard. Meanwhile Howard’s character remains similar to that of season one. Rajesh manages to briefly apologize to Penny without having consumed alcohol.

(Taken from wikipedia.org)

If you haven’t watched the show, I highly reccomend it, even if you only watch a couple of show’s the episodes are under half an hour each so you wont be loosing to much time if you dong like them. But now, I leave you with the episode’s opening credit music. Enjoy!

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I know I know, Friday blogs are supposed to be iPhone App of the Week but to be honest… have I run by that schedule at all since starting 31 for 31. I think its because I prefer to do my posts from what interests me at the moment of writing, which in turn I believe would make for better blog posts than me forcing out a app review of Photo blog. So live with it.