KenJennings

QUOTE (madra sneachta @ Nov 29 2005, 01:30 PM) Another major Village fan here - I did anticipate the central twist, but found it no less enjoyable for that. It isn't as though most films don't have predictable endings. Heres a prediction - In the next Bond film, a supervillian will try to kill him in a slow and painful way without any supervision in a place from which there is no escape. Bond will escape and foil the baddie. He will then make passionate love to a woman we originally thought was a baddie, probably in an exotic transport vehicle of some kind, pausing only to make a quip when they're caught by a high ranking British defence forces officer. We wouldn't have it any other way. I thought the Village was masterfully written; and full of some great rhetoric.

I think he's a fantastic artist, and I will gladly pay to see any of his works.

I voted Spaceballs, but hey, where the hell was Strange Brew!! http://www.cyber-cinema.com/british/strangebrewBPS.jpg That very poster adorns my bedroom wall. Right next to my Vapor Trails Tour poster.

Why aren't driver's license tests more difficult? Drivers on the road today are SO bad...

QUOTE (rickyrob @ Nov 23 2005, 01:59 PM) Max Webster - Universal Juveniles (Battle Scar) I learned something new. I guess Geddy Lee made a guest appearance in TWO 1980 albums. The other correct answer was "Bob and Doug MacKenzie's Great White North". Take it from here rickyrob;

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Geddy Lee made a guest appearance on what 1980 album?

I don't know if it's a popular show 'round these parts, but I might as well ask. I was ecstatic to see Jamie get voted off last week, and I'm hoping for either Gary or Rafe to win it all. This survivor started off slow, but it's really starting to get good.

There's plenty of good music out there today, it's just that none of it is mainstream.

That'd be Father Brown.

Ah, this one's got my girl: http://www.1starsearch.com/photos/kirsten_dunst.jpg Upside-down in the rain works for me...

Anyone ever notice the similarities between Neil and Tom Hanks? See: Grace Under Pressure album liner!

Aside from Mr. X which is an excellent song, the album is dissapointing.

Such a tough choice. It was between HYF, Presto, RTB, T4E, and VT I had to go with VT. Adding My Favorite Headache into the mix might change things.

A Show of Hands... Simply Fantastic

The Angel's Share! This album is freakin' AWESOME!

Gotta say heart full of soul.

Oh Sweet Miracle of Life! One of two candidates for my favorite Rush song. (Can't believe Earthshine is VT's most popular.)

Half the World is one of Rush's most excellently poignient songs.

Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut. Cut to the Chase!

0 votes for Heresy! I should've voted for it. Bravado IS tough to top though.

Wow, I'm surprised. I thought I'd be alone in liking The Pass.

Possibly my favorite Rush song: Time Stand Still.

Curves and Lines... Grand Designs. I used to have Chronicles, and my friend Toby used to always think Geddy was saying: "We've got another song from PURPLE Windows: It's called Mystic... Rhythms..."

Every muscle tense to fense the Enemy Within!