Do you think quizilla is good or bad?
349927
well the quizilla I know (because i am not sure if we are talking about the same thing) is a GREAT site for writing quizzes, stories, fan fictions, poems and reading stuff like that. It's also good for meeting people with similar interests.
48647
Yeah I think so! Not all Americans think that he's all bad...I mean the guy is practically a legand in his own right and we all have to admit that he is damn good!!! ;-)
524401
no.. is that bad ? lol
1104490
I like it.  Needs to apply to illegal Mexicans too.\nIt is way cheaper than it is now.
337680
yes, what is bad in it?
1046002
Not bad. Bad just isn't a strong enough word. How about "appalling"? I think that comes closer to the truth.
517684
Yeah, she's not bad. Don't mind listening to her on the radio but I wouldn't buy any of her stuff though.\nShe's great playing the guitar and drums.
1128778
Yes, I think they are horrible. \nIn fact, they are only good in sports they invented. \nIt's easy that way.\nI, myself, invented a very nice sport, in which I am the best in the world!
795526
In answer to the first part of your question, YES. VERY BAD. \nI don't understand the second part as it is unintelligible.
455737
I am not sure what to think about it, i believe, as all of the big problems in my country. This is a combination of many factors.\n\nWe have a problem of the lack of entrepreneurship, and a problem of lack of finantial supports. And in some cases problems with the legislation.\n\nWhen they oppened the market for the telephonic companies, they didn't have it easy, since Telmex had already all the telephonic infrastructure, and the companies that came here to compite had to use TELMEX infrastructure. Something was wrong with it, nowadays those companies are not a real option for us.\n\nIn the case of the TV, there was only Televisa for a long, long time, now we have Television Azteca as well, and there was this attempt with Canal 40, who did something wrong because they ended with a lot of finantial problems. For the radio there are many others groups already wich is good and they are strong, so i thing in that case things are going in the rigth way.
1149042
Cree que lo afloja? Lo haria con el chofer? Lo haria contigo?\n\nDo you think she gives it up? Would she do it with the chauffer? Would she do it with you?\n\nEverything was ok. except hara (which is the future 2nd place of hacer)
520026
I dont think its a good thing
1062684
"El Diablo Nunca Duerme" / "The Devil Never Sleeps"  \n\nA documentary about family secrets -  it slowly grips you.\n\n\n"The Hole"\n\nEndless rain, cockroaches that bring disease and solitude, what a combination.  Very unique.\n\n\n"Talk to Her" \n\nI think it's Almodovar's best film ever.  I like the way he captured the small details of the characters.\n\n\n\n"Sin Dejar Huella"\n\nUnexpected story-line.  One of those independent Mexican movies that should have gotten a lot more attention.\n\n\n"Love on a Diet"\n\nI didn't like some of its very obvious low-budget aspects, but aside from this, it's very quirky and endearing - it's difficult to not like it.\n\np.s. I didn't like "Like Water for Chocolate" the book or the movie -   imo - they were stereotypical and cartoonish.  Didn't like "Y Tu Mama Tambien" because I thought it was just trying to hard to be edgy and the acting was bad.  But "Amores Perros" is a great movie. Oh well, just my humble opinions :-)
521968
I dont think they are as bad as those guerrillas you are saying.\n\nThey haven't been as violent as all of those, they haven't commited any terrorist atack, they are able to make their campaign ("La otra Campaña") troughout all of Mexico territory.\n\nI'm not a follower of them, i even don't believe in their speech, but the causes that they were respalding at the beginning were legitimate. \n\nAt this time they have lost their origins, and i feel like they have lost their legitimacy as well, and Mexico government have make it the rigth thing to let them express as any other group can express their opinions. And that have contained any violent expression from that group.\n\nThe Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional, EZLN) is an armed revolutionary group based in Chiapas, one of the poorest states of Mexico. Their social base is mostly indigenous but they have supporters in urban areas as well as an international web of support. Their most visible voice, although not their leader, is Delegate Zero, formerly known as Subcomandante Marcos. Unlike all Zapatista comandantes, Marcos is not an indigenous Mayan.\n\nSome consider the Zapatista movement the first "post-modern" revolution: an armed yet non-violent, despite an uprising in the early 1990s, revolutionary group that incorporates modern technologies like satellite telephones and the Internet as a way to obtain domestic and foreign support. They consider themselves part of the wider anti-globalization movement.
1129265
Partly good and partly bad.\nI learnt to type fast and improve my grammae skills (somehow), meet new & clean (not perverted friends) (I have a few friends whom I met years ago and we are still friends, HOW SWEET)\n\nA lot of perverts and I learnt  a lot of bad words from there. (but not using it)
1114635
jlo, for sure!!! shakira is not that bad....but she is not as good as the latter one!
741130
Yes, it was pretty bad.  Not bad for good either.  Just bad.  Most of these peeps have never heard of it and they should count their blessings!  It was made-for-tv in a bad way!  I'd already forgotten about...lol and it's only been out couple years, very unforgettable!  good question :-)