LadyCrimson

Agreed. The added solider threat aspect just felt out of place/tacked on for the rest of the film.

Lots of grass fields around here = lots of rats and mice. Not that we actually see them much, but they're there. And right now we're trying to figure out what to have for dinner. Tacos is sounding likely. Speaking of which, does anyone know if 'el grullense' is actually a word with a definition? I don't find one via googling so maybe it's just a common surname ...

Dinner?

It's Hard to Be Humble - Mac Davis Either that or The Chant from Stronghold game - a good walk into the room in slo-mo bit. heh

Yes, I've seen the other ending. I still thought the movie grew weaker towards the finale; not just the final end bits. If it's atmospheric enough, less story more gore can work well for a horror flick. But yeah, that's my fear; sequel-itis.

Speaking of kitties, looks like we'll be cat-sitting my sister-in-laws two new kittens for a few days in a couple weeks. So I get all the fun of rambunctious cute kittens for a while, without the commitment. Can you say ... photo opppurtunity? teehee. Tho they'll have to be in a seperate room - Misty's a jealous cat.

12.5? I guess I misread somewhere ... I thought it was 1.5. :blush10: Twelve would indeed be awesome. *googles some more* 12 is with the optional battery, right? I'm reading more like 4 hours with the default one (Sony says 6, reviewers got around 4). Still be very good tho.

One of the most amusing things I've seen in a game (graphically) in a while ... the game has semi-ragdoll effects, and this sabercat died/fell in this odd position.

And it's located right here.

Sounds like a good field laptop - light and strong and small. And a decent battery life.

I liked the octo-arm guy in Spiderman2. I thought he was a lot of fun. The whole Goblin & angry Goblin's son stuff is mostly annoying, to me. I've been watching the ads for Another 28 Days/Later and I'm kind of interested. The first wasn't the perfect horror movie, mostly because of the weak ending etc., but I liked it enough to wonder what they'll do with the sequel.

I don't get the reference - are you saying you like multi-color hair, or don't like it, or ... ?

There's a lot of flaky guys in California, too. And just about anywhere, really. hehe The weather has grown uncomfortably warm and muggy now, but still with kind of a icky haze to the sky. And no, it's not all smog. And the new kitty above is awesome and cute as an angel Or is that cute as the devil ... kittens can be a handful.

Diet Mt. Dew.

Veterinarian, then a novelist, then a biologist. I became a spoiled housewife instead.

It's...it's...a SIGN!

If it has any kind of 'goop/grease' in it, or has any seriously weird shape sculpting and it's not Halloween, I don't like it. If it has more than two colors, I don't like it. If it looks like you electrocuted yourself and then put too much hairspray on it, I don't like it. Other than that, I'm not too picky.

Really tired of windy, cloudy, overcast, or a combo of the above, days. If I wanted that type of spring/summer climate, I'd live in San Francisco. Hubby's been working on the old van, trying to get it shaped up for some vacation journey's. We're thinking about making a bedframe for it, that would be set off the van floor so you could store gear under it. We're tired of tent-camping; it's a pain when you're the sort who moves from site to site every day as you're driving the roads here and there. I think this is gonna be a fun summer.

We buy bottled water. Our tap-water is very frightening.

If Titan Quest/Immortal Throne had a dedicated server for MP, might've kicked D2's butt. As it is, I like it much better than D2 for single-player. That said, the first act/land is way too easy on normal difficulty, if you're a thorough explorer like myself. I assume they did that on purpose to help players learn the game, but it went on too long. And Conjurer's/summoners/pets seem far too powerful. I assume they'll be a lot weaker on Legendary difficulty.

I want that game!

First one is not just for ladies, but seemingly young ones - I barely relate: but according to that one, I'm a camel. According to shamanistic wisdom, camel people are extremely patient and frugal. They don't get overly excited about anything and store up their energies for a rainy (or dry) day. They tend to not be into showiness of any kind. While some may call them cheap, camel people are just minimalists. Their only-what-you-need attitude carries over into how they treat the environment; they are careful to conserve earth's resources as well as their own. Camel people are usually super-chilled out and make reliable, steady friends. The 2nd one in the original post, I'm also an Owl. These tests always make me sound stable and steady, or something. Hahahahah .... that's a laugh.

About 10 ... I cleaned it up once already, should do it again.

Ah! A title I recognize in this thread! That's an entertaining read - kind of spins your head around a bit; always loved Q.