Arndrake

Because the atmosphere's too thin Who has come to slay the dragon?

QUOTE (Cygnus @ Mar 21 2006, 01:53 PM) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v703/RushForum/DSC00534.jpg Maggie, 4yo Sheltie we just adopted You made a great choice.

QUOTE (DonnaWanna @ Mar 20 2006, 12:41 PM) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v415/amandaladi/DSC00194.jpg scarey kitty Yeah, I was gonna say. That looks like something out of Pet Sematary.

QUOTE (cygnalschick @ Mar 21 2006, 12:54 PM)Mother Earth has another problem that will soon be close to us all The past has another flaw we'll have to relive nature has some new plague to run in our streets history some new wrinkle we are doomed to repeat Red Tide ------------- Cacaphony and anger Submerge the soul All neurons are rended

QUOTE (fledgehog @ Mar 20 2006, 06:41 PM)"I have heavenly workers To coordinate my stars recurring migrations, day by day differences planet of the improbable and weird" I've got celestial mechanics To synchronize my stars Seasonal migrations - daily variations World of the unlikely and bizarre Totem -------------------------------------- QUOTE (BassUnderPressure)"there was activity in the waters near the equator" Something swam through the jungles High Water --------------------------------------- This one may be hard Hit in the forehead By the larger than life realm Strolling dangerous paths Lurking in bed Must satisfy your need

QUOTE (BassUnderPressure @ Mar 21 2006, 06:11 AM) but still no one has answered my last one: That's because you have to get the previous one correct before you can post your own.

QUOTE (2112-Rob-2112 @ Mar 20 2006, 06:20 PM) nerd alert! Hey, I resemble that remark! but back to the game 3PO: At last! Where have you been?

3PO: What's that?

Ok, Julian Glover was one answer of an actor who was in Empire and an Indiana Jones movie. Name another (besides Ford, of course).

I was very pleased to see that Sci Fi is now showing the new episodes of Dr Who. OK, so they are not new. There seems to be a bit of lag getting TV shows across the Pond. Sci Fi appears to be well committed to trying to help create fans of The Doctor here in the U.S. The episodes are being shown on Fridays between SG-1 and Atlantis while Galactica is between seasons. I have to say, after seeing the first two episodes, that the show has much of what made the original show good. It has adventure, humor, wit, and a touch of horror. Christopher Eccleston is an interesting choice as the Doctor. His Doctor kind of comes across as a touch of a hoodlum with the leather coat and devil-may-care attitude. Billie Piper is pretty and her character, Rose, comes across as an adventurous spirit who is a little overwhelmed by how much adventure the Doctor can provide. As they journey backward and forward in time and journey to other worlds, meeting new and old enemies, I sense the adventures will get even better. I look forward to seeing more episodes.

Bacta

http://www.antoniogenna.net/simpson/futurama/immagini/imm12.jpg "Great, this calls for more beer, more issues of Playbot, and a regulation size panty-raid ladder. Anybody who disagrees can kiss my cold, shiny, metal ass!"

It was quite amusing. I got a kick out of how the droid confiscated from the jawas was Tom Servo.

The Hearing by John Lescroart The guy knows San Francisco pretty well.

QUOTE (GeddyRulz @ Mar 10 2006, 05:49 AM)I love Kate's song "This Woman's Work," which was used to great effect in She's Having a Baby. That whole scene with the music always used to make me cry. I guess you would have to lose a child to understand the agony. But her singing plays at your heart as well. I actually liked her duet with Peter Gabriel also, Don't Give Up

QUOTE (KenJennings @ Mar 9 2006, 01:42 PM)QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Dec 13 2004, 12:22 PM) I love Wal-Mart. It's close and it's cheap. Win-win. Agreed, Wal-Mart is an excellent store. My local Wal-Mart has been wanting to expand to a Super Wal-Mart complete with grocery store and Liquor Store; city hall has been holding them up. I really wish Local Government would stay out of it. The reason local government gets involved is because local businesses, who influence the local goverment, don't want stores like Wal Mart around. They can't compete with the low prices, so they try to keep the stores away. A similar issue has been happening in Redmond, Oregon for the past few years. I'm sure it's happening in other locations all over the country.

I'm pretty sure that if it was just the defamation issue, the company would not be able to make the guy stop and the court would side with him. However, if he is using any part of the company's trademark, the court will side with the company. There was a guy who was doing something similar with Starbucks, using an image that was very similar to the mermaid logo with the words 'Consumer Whore.' http://www.illegal-art.org/print/images/dwyerlogo-small.gif He was selling shirts, cups, and mouse pads with his doctored logo. Starbucks tried to get him to stop, citing defamation and trademark infringement. The court said that the guy was allowed to make and display the image, which was classified as free speech. However, he could not sell products with and profit from the image as that was classified as trademark infringement.

heh, a one year old does that, it's cute. a 25 year old does it, it's 1-2 for sexual misconduct

I was saddened to hear this also. Maybe there truly are people in this world who are soul-linked. When one goes, the other can not stay behind. If there is an afterlife, I am sure Christopher and Dana are together once more.

http://home.comcast.net/~kyellm/photos/dogs00001v2.jpg My brother's dog, Ruff, behind my dog, Sassy. Ruff has now become my nephew's dog. I've lived around Shelties most of my life and I still think they are a beautiful and intelligent breed.

http://home.comcast.net/~kyellm/photos/shae0301003v2.jpg A great moment together when my little girl was four. I wish I could have those moments back. The pony, Lovey, was old in this shot. She's still going strong, but my sister is concerned that she's not holding her weight very well. It will be sad when she goes because my daughter loves that pony.

http://home.comcast.net/~kyellm/photos/shae1205001v2.jpg My munchkin during my Christmas visit. This is my favorite shot of all the ones I took of her that week. I followed the advice that someone had given Necro when he was having a little difficulty with his daughter. Always bring a flower when visiting the woman in your life.

It is truly a great film. An interesting look at mental illness. Although apparently there were things that Nash did that were not addressed in the movie.

I liked Encino Man and Son in Law. Encino Man was a pretty good 'buddy film,' especially with Sean Astin and Brendan Fraser. Son In Law was cute. Carla Gugino and Tiffani-Amber Thiessen were both hot. Gotta love Mason Adams' (Grandpa in the movie) ass-chewing of the heel at the end. Unfortunately, Pauly changed his image after that and was no longer 'the weasel.' I thought Jury Duty sucked blue whale. I never saw In The Army Now, but it didn't look good. He did a short series on TBS last summer called Minding The Store, not sure how it was. We used to get a kick out of watching Totally Pauly on Mtv in the early '90s. He was a crack up and wasn't a bad show host either.

"You sun a wanna rack a frackin' hick a flick hack a flack. You lousy mag a rag a shack a black." I always loved those tirades while he was trying to 'fix' the furnace.