LadyCrimson

@Kaftan - omfg that picture of Nimoy and your narration cracked me up. Re: HP haters - I fall into that group. I have no logical reason for it, either. I hated HP when the fad started and I still hate HP Re: The actual poll - if i could vote for all of them, I would, despite being a rather large classic and TNG trek fan. It's not so much a specific category I dislike as the costume-wearing, 'don't you dare besmirch Tolkein's name' forum-sniping, placard-waving, intolerant ego-fanaticism fans that I can't stand, vs. 'just love the show, man' type fans. :D I really liked Will Wheatons clash with SW geeks lining up at the WRONG theater, who refused to move to the RIGHT theater on some kind of strange principle...lol

The Monkees greatest hits. Yes, that's right, the Monkees.

Not me. I don't even know what that is. :D

I won't watch it as it plays. I rarely watch weekly television. When they release an entire season on DVD for sale at the local DVD store, and if it doesn't cost a merketing-hype fortune, I might watch it that way. PS - and I am a little horrified at the expanding franchise. Some things that are classic, do not stay classic if they keep on making new stuff in the name of money. *stares over at Star Trek universe*

I get none of them...except a few do sound familiar, I just couldn't be sure if what I'm thinking of is the 'right answer'. For example - the parrot one immediately brought to mind Monty Python's sketch. But I don't know if that's a 'geek' reference by this tests standards, or if there's another one they mean. EDIT - and Talos IV - I'm pretty sure that's a Star Trek reference, to a planet in the (original) series (pilot). But again...could be something else.

Passess the time. It's better than listing off sequencers, memorizing hypserspace routes, or counting ticks in the power couplings. (you know someone had to say it...) If you want a serious answer....I can't give one more serious than Atton's line. It's just...whittling away the hours when one can't sleep and one doesn't feel like doing anything else. EDIT - I did go through a phase a decade ago where i liked debating and talking of issues etc - but these days...no...I like the lighter side of message boards, not the serious one.

7-8 hours a day, average. It varies quite wildly from day to day, tho, because I have no set sleeping/waking/working schedule that I have to follow. Breeds bad habits, it does. Never been a 'regular pattern sleeper' tho, ever.

The money thing is way over-rated - well, unless you're a serious A-type personality and can't help yourself. :D But that's not me.

Yup...about the same age. :D Tho if you're 35, then I was off in my math by one year. Make that 9 or 10, then. Teach me to try and be 'cute' w/my answer. Eh...doesn't matter, close enough for tellin'. lol It's all a blur. "

This thread is causing a disturbance in the Force. " I was 8 or 9 when Star Wars was first released (I don't remember if it was a summer or winter release...).

I have to agree w/Baley - based purely on photos I've seen, not personality placed on top of photos, Nick looks nothing like Atton. There really isn't anyone that looks like atton to me, yet - there's only men who kinda have his attitude stance/expression/body-shape, and such. No real face look-a-likes, to me. Course, that could be cause he's a cartoon.... "

0.o That's bloody marvelous, that Atton/Exile strip. I love it. Finally went to your site, too, and I also love the Disciple panels #11, #39, and #45. Especially #11. I always love that bit in the game. Oh and that T3 part1/2 is hilarious. :D Edit - and the one of Exile walking away from Kavar...that one too...

I think she needs a belt or those pants are going to fall down. :D Like her expression. In fact, I always like the expressions you create.

All of the old Star Trek is cheesy. It was the late 60's after all. The episode was called "Obsession" I keep wondering why Yoda doesn't battle the bad Jedi more often. He seemed to do pretty well tossing back the dark side lightning and stuff, which in the movies at least, is what they use to show how much 'easier power' the dark side gives. They should teach that trick toss-back-the-lightning to the students.

That man does have a 3/4 profile a lot like Di's. I think I'll pull out Kotor2 and play it a little today. I miss Di's inane battle cries. hehe

Don't 'dis my blondie boy, darth. :D Oh wait...I do it all the time - never say luv and dissing don't go together...hah! He's rather upset at me for abandoning him for GW right now tho. I like the new pic, Kyla - he looks his age, more! Although, since I'm 'old' I kinda like the fact he looks older in-game. hehe Cheers.

Nil is just a big energy vampire. Kirk could beat him down with an anti-matter bomb. :D

I didn't cry at that point in the movie...I sniffled. I was really impressed with the whole 'sacry wolf pack' scene in terms of Disney animation etc. and then he comes charging in to rescue her - loved how he wasn't super-beast in that instance and collapsed. The end made me sniffle too, but didn't effect me the same emotionally. And I hated what they did to the Little Mermaid's ending. I refused to see it in the theater because of that - finally rented it once...couldn't stand it. At least B&Beast they tried to make a little darker.

Disney's Beauty & the Beast, when Beast saved Belle from the wolves and then collapsed, I sniffled. End of Empire Strike Back (I was a wee lass then) I shed some tears but no sniffling - same with end of Return of the Jedi and the whole Luke/Vader/Anakin thing.. End of Wrath of Khan when Spock dies I was near sobbing. Braveheart - even tho it's ending was pretty over the top (the rest was great tho), it still got to me. Rob Roy in a couple spots made me tear up a bit. Lots more, can't think of 'em off hand. Not too many in the last several years, tho.

If you're referring to the cutscenes where Atton and Di bicker and such, those are triggered by having MORE influence with Disciple than Atton (cause, y'know, Atton gets jealous if you show 'ol blondie more favor...). Somewhere around, say, 30-40% more influence on Di's side (ie, around 2 influence encounters worth).

I did have it fudge up on me once there, before you get to that 2nd area. Although mine didn't take me to the Onderaon trigger, it just got all wonky and I had to re-boot. But that was it. Always worked otherwise - when I reach the bend that leads to the 2nd area, I hug the left side 'wall' to reach the first spawn point. Then go from there. Also, you can save before actually charging into the first fight, after the cut-scene where Kreia tells you 'must go help 'em' - if it fudges up, you can re-load.

On the one hand, I hate bumping up an old topic, even if it is my own. On the other, I hate making a new topic just to say something, so... Anyway, I've become caught up in Guild Wars for a while so it's unlikely you'll see much from me personally for some time. But that doesn't mean I'm abandoning the place - it'll be there for at least 6 years, used or not, hahaha (that's how long the domain name is currently paid for). I still check up on it couple times a day to make sure it hasn't blown up or anything. :D Cheers.

I still personally prefer the Dxun/Sith situation. It does take longer since you can't just spawn dozens of monsters at once, and the Sith give a bit less exp per kill, but it's more fun to play, since you can use 2 party members and goof off the whole time. But I gather that it doesn't work reliably for some people. It always works for me tho.

At this point, despite any reservations I initally had and the few I still have, all I know is that I'm still playing. And playing. And playing. The longer I play, the more I play.