Best thing to do when your bored and why!

While I guess they fall in the Classical genre (because Williams actually gets entered into the top 100 with the March of the Empire), I don’t know if this was the initial intent….

But if you had to add people to the list of current composers (besides the correctly mentioned three of Williams, Horner, and Goldsmith), I think Bear McCreary, Hans Zimmer, and Clint Mansell are worthy canidates to be looked at…I guess the first 3 would be one generation and then the second three would be the next generation of worthy composers.

Besides, if you want to dork it out, would you be referring to just the classical era, cause (while there was an overlap), Beethoven and Tchichovsky are in the Romantic era, and would then be ineligible.

@johnnymarr:

Morrissey on May 11, 2007 at the Orpheum Theater in Omaha, NE.

shame on me, i forgot Morrissey.

Morrissey, November 2007, Chicago

Morrissey is one of a couple of bands/singers that I would see more than once. Metallica was a pretty good show too.

AA42 is a great game. I played last night for 6 1/2 hours before 9 VC were obtained by the Axis. Allies made a couple of mistakes by forgetting to purchase units for 2 countries and forgetting to collect income for 1 country. I have been negative about AAP40 by WotC but AA42 is great. I just had to add IPCs, marshal cards/tokens, and the VC chart from Revised. Whether it is WotC or another company making the games makes no difference to me for AA42 but I do think WotC cut corners a little with the release of AA42 and AAG40. I also added to AA42 the damage markers and tech from AA50 and the flight path markers from Revised.

@Brain:

HeyJermofoot. Are you a bass player?

I dallied with it for a little while some years ago.  I have a drum set and have casually played (although not in some months due to lack of space) for some years.

Got FF updated?  Or any extensions on that might interfere with it?

Ok, now for some fun stuff.  Ask her if she likes it in the arse, or what she knows about Steve Jobs or Firefox, or anything else the programmers might have thought of for some fun.  And if you like the look of Ms. Dewey, you’d be glad to know that she is an actress that has appeared sans shirt in some of her movies.  :wink:

I have not had time to check the links posted but while on the topic of best war movies, I would vote Patton. Screw all those special effects, ill take oscar winning (and refusal to accept) Georce C. Scott. That entire movie is amazing just to simply watch him portray Patton. I heard Patton in real life actually had a higher pithed voice and it would someone squeak. He was pretty embarrassed about it

Another overlooked category…

Best Movie Short:  I am voting for Bambi Meets Godzilla, the classic 1969 short :-)

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3634309875781837645