According to the Cambridge online dictionary, a man who womanizes "frequently has temporary sexual relationships with women or tries to get women to have sex with him", so you can figure out what it means to be a womanizer. I’m sorry to say the Britney’s recent releases are nothing but toxic except for “Pieces of me” which is a little bit of realistic importance.

I just came across this as why beans make you fart: http://uk.encarta.msn.com/encnet/Features/Columns/?article=WhyBeansMakeYouFart

I've seen one or two of Alfred Hitchcock’s films. One of them is called 39 steps I think(?). I definitely prefer psychological thrillers to horror films as the former tend to be cleverer. They try to tap the human beings deeper feeling rather than just sending chill over your spikes with mere visual and sound effects that are the usual tricks for ordinary horror films.

In general I don't like the horror movies. Maybe it's because some that I watched when I was young left me with some bad impressions and now sometimes when I'm alone by myself at home in the evening I would have these weird imaginations such as someone is hiding in the dark waiting to attack me or something like that...

Thanks both! Anything I need to be aware of for cultural difference?

My fav hero is not any fictional superheroes. He's from the man who saved many people from being massacred in Hotel Rowanda.

I hate changes. Johny is gone. We may not be able to sit and sip coffee at the Tony's any more. Olivia may lose her shoe shop. If Magda and I don't work hard we may be kicked out of the apartment because we can't afford the rent... That just sounds the end of the day!

Do I think sportspeople are paid too much nowadays? It depends on which sport(s) you're talking about. For footballers, Definitely! Way too much as a matter of fact! However, there's nothing you can do about it, because that's only natural when it's so commercialised and globalised. Football has changed so much. Look at the EPL teams. Many of the fans used to be more working class but now they're more middle class or even upper class -- just think about how crazily expensive a season ticket would cost in Stanford Bridge (£613). I wonder how much you'll need to make to be able to afford that as a leisure.

I wouldn't classify it Reggae at all... this is more like house or techo music. No Reggae element that I can spot at all...

I love Reggae music... and find those Caribbean English very amusing.