Two of them.. and both look incredibly cheap:
Surprising that two different production companies would come out with a zombie Bin Laden movie? Nah not really.
The second one defintiely looks more entertaining than the first one… I can’t say i’ll be seeing either of these, but for all the apparent zombie fanatics out there i’m sure they will do well.
Thoughts?
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You want to know the real reason why I visit the blog on a bi-daily basis? It isn’t the guns, or the stories, or even the intelligent (and often hilarious) conversations that take place in the comments. Nope, the only reason why I visit this blog is to stoke my own ego. Because no matter how much of a virginal loser I may be, I will never, EVER, be as goddamn fucking retarded as Rich Graham, James Yaeger, Cokeman, those assholes on “Today,” or whoever made these Osama Zombie films.
So thank you Mike, thank you for the regular self-esteem boosts. (-:
Ahahhaha glad I brighten your day Poppy. I still get a kick out of the genesis of your name stemming from the Rich Graham incident.
You seem to comment every day. That would be impossible if you visited on a bi-daily basis.
Bi-daily can also mean “twice per day.”
Kind of like bi-winning?
You can’t argue with anyone who has tiger’s blood and Adonis DNA.
Really? Like a biennial plant? Like a biannual flight review? Like a biweekly paycheck? Like a bicentennial?
Nah, because everybody knows that a biennial plant takes two years to complete its life cycle. And a biannual flight review occurs once every two years. A biweekly paycheck comes once every two weeks. If you instead get paid on the first and the fifteenth of the month, that’s a semimonthly paycheck, not a “bimonthly” paycheck.
I guess what you’re trying to say is that 2 can also mean ½. You can maintain that you’re correct if you want, but the wise thing to do would probably be to concede that you either misspoke or misunderstand what “bi-daily” would mean.
It can mean either, that’s what I’ve always been told and that’s what the dictionary says.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bi *
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/biweekly?show=0&t=1329800589 **
* check definition 2b.
** I understand it’s “bi-weekly” instead of “bi-daily,” but the point still stands.
With respect to time, it is almost universally understood that when something is “biweekly,” it occurs every two weeks, not twice a week. It can be a little confusing because of the way the prefix “bi” is used in other contexts. You’re going to look pretty foolish when you go to work at Wal-Mart on your summer off from college and you expect your biweekly paycheck to come two times a week.
Well no shit, I understand that words have different meanings depending on the context.
Kind of like if someone comments on a website everyday and says he visits on a “bi-daily basis” it probably means he logs on twice a day and not every other day.
And one last thing, you spend 2 or so hours debating online about fucking semantics with an internet troll, but the second evidence is provided to prove you’re wrong you suddenly don’t have the time? Is your ego so big that, despite all your victories, you can’t stand to be wrong at least once?
I can stand to be wrong, when I feel that I am. It’s been known to happen. Perhaps this is a function of me existing in a grownup world of business where, for business and legal purposes, the prefix “bi” preceding a unit of time means once every two cycles.
I can’t say that your evidence provided to prove me wrong is very compelling. The Merriam Webster site defines biweekly as:
Definition of BIWEEKLY
1: occurring twice a week
2: occurring every two weeks : fortnightly
I don’t know that they could be any less decisive on the issue. However, if you really want to get down to it, I would be willing to bet that you check this site more than twice daily, so your original statement is almost certainly false anyway, regardless of what you intended it to mean.
My original point was that it can mean either and I provided evidence to prove that my claim was correct. Seriously, that’s it.
In my experience in both college and high school bi has been used in both senses, either as “bi-weekly classes” (T-TH) or every other year “bi-annual assessments.”
Stop being so petty, it’s hurting your claim to maturity.
I need to correct myself; it’s actually a “biennial” flight review. I’ve heard it called biannual so much I didn’t even think about it.
WOW! These make the moon nazi movie look amazing!
This movie looks fucking awesome!
Your opinion is wrong.
Well it’s nice to know you still can arm-chair quarterback. Have any your own firearms yet? ;-)
I don’t need guns to see that both these films look like crap.
I think you mean, “high-chair quarterback.”
Excellent dialogue, folks.
But at the same time you can be beat up for portraying Mohammed’s Zombie.
I wonder if “Religion of Peace” was some sort of ironic joke the victims of the Ottoman Empire came up with.