@Brain:

Isn’t it amusing that when people buy DVD’s they hardly ever watch those movies because they know that they can watch them anytime and so that time never comes

You are so right. I personally own around 100+ DVDs and I do watch some of them frequently, and others hardly ever, so it justs depends on how the movie “grabs” you.

But I guess we are going off topic here so back to PC vs. Mac. How about those new commercials, Mac is continuing to assault PC now with Windows 7. It is getting a little old now I think. I did find some of them funny at the start but now… :|

@Jermofoot:

It may be the best ME military, but it still doesn’t compare to Israel’s.  And Israel isn’t exactly playing Tic Tac Toe themselves…

Iran does not need a better conventaional military to mess with Isreal, all they need is their strong conventiaonl military to give them credibilty along with their unconvential allies in lebanon and the gaza strip. Right now Iran is wooping Isreal, and Isreal is now forced to play tic-tac-toe because the whole world (especailly UN) hates them (unjustably I might add). Isreal has its hand tied behind its back and is completly unable to deal with the Iranian supported elements on its borders and in its own country. If Isreal causes any colatoral damage, even if it is to a structure that its enemies are using as shields firing missles from, the whole world gets on their back like their the Mongol Horde. The UN is such a dispicable, evil orgnaization, for letting Hezabollah as well as Iranian backed forces in the gaza strip routinly use UN outposts as shileds as they fire rockets and mortars; and they have the nerve to complain about Isreal hitting these same outposts!

Didnt you listen to that British officer’s speech at the UN I linked?

If the world dosnt treat Isreal better, that country is just going to stop caring and start dropping some seriously big bombs.

Yeah, that’s a classic one.  Thanks for posting.

155 hours that is more like what I was thinking from an LED.  Definately the way to got for battery life.

Read Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan or Sword of Truth by Terry Goodkind if you want some good reading.

What don’t you get?

@idk_iam_swiss:

I dont get it…

I didn’t see all of those and they missed a couple.

@Subotai:

@Jermofoot:

Way of the Dragon?

Been many years since I saw the movie so I can’t recall, but I’ve heard (from anonymous source) that it was a training match/exercise kind of thing.

I know Chuck has quite a bit of skill and the scene I’m talking about is choreographed with Bruce winning, but I can’t imagine Lee being bested, even in a friendly match.  Which seems odd anyway, I’d think you’d have to have a serious match in any event to declare anyone a “winner.”  Anything else would just be sparring and without clear takedowns or such.

BUMP

Kill Bill wasn’t the worst movie I’ve ever seen, by far.  I just felt pretty “meh” about it and found it annoying it was in two parts.  That may seem weird when there are good trilogies out there, but it did not really work for me as a bilogy.

Inglourious Basterds was more entertaining to me in that it has a theme I’m familiar with, it gave Hitler what he deserved, and while it had less action than I was expecting, the dialogue/foreign languages were pretty well done.

Pulp Fiction I couldn’t appreciate as cinema since I saw it in middle school.  It just seemed a bit shocking but I couldn’t gauge it as good or bad.  These days I don’t care for it, but I could give repeating views to Reservoir Dogs and slightly fewer to Jackie Brown.

Also, the QT endorsed Old Boy is one of my favorites.

Thats Jeff. He is a good friend of mine for many years. He designed The Wargame: World War Two.  I just did playtesting and some work on the map.

I had some fun with that PC game.  Not great, but fun enough.

http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/55066637.html

This huge planet gets within 1.4 million miles of its sun. Our moon is about 235,000 miles, so figure just 5.5 times the distance of earth to moon, but the tidal bulge of each object should bring it closer not to mention the heat of the star.

I’m hard pressed to put it into words. I think opposed isn’t the most precise word for it. I just don’t like them.

They seem as much geared to a need for instant gratification as opposed to seeking the best. They feel like when teachers allow extra work at end of term to make up for low test scores or other poor performance earlier on.

I think they diminish the regular season. They often create situations where one team has to beat another twice to be conference champion.

They feel more geared to society’s seeming fascination with seeing the mighty brought down than with the raising up of persistent excellence.

The conference championships and especially calls for a playoff seem to fall back on some sort of law of the jungle meme, you couldn’t beat me today so I’m the best! But that oppurtunity seems to be handed out on making an exception to that rule. “What do you mean my pleas for fairness are unfair to you? Who said life is fair?”

It comes across like extending the race one more mile because you didn’t like the winner.

Maybe it is that it can often seperate in my thinking ‘best’ and ‘champion.’

@Imperious:

I would love to see a video of a chimps playing AA…each wearing the various helmets or caps of each nation in full regalia.

Imagine a chimp japanese admiral or Tojo looking fellow?

I wish somebody here had access to chimps ( other than WOTC).

oh well…

I think you are on to something.  :-D
Remember those Gremlin movies? I could just imagine chimps acting like that getting out of control and turning the game into a live action version where they start blowing each other up. :evil:
You should write and direct it and then get the staff from WOTC to star in it. :lol: :lol:

Good, I will contact you soon to make my order.

Yea, that is an issue, Axis, hehe.  I chase my kids out in winter too, but I’m an evil person  :evil:

Thanks, that’s two minutes of my life I’ll never get back.  :lol: