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I don't think you can.

In support of Orogun, I would like to present defense exhibit 1: Seth Green and his wife Clare Grant.

Me and my girlfriend just moved, but we've been extremely busy and haven't had time to clean the house properly, and we have two cats. I am allergic to cats, but as long as the house is clean they don't bother me. End result: Sneezing fits that ended in lots of bleeding from my nose.

Somehow, I don't think you will.

I can confirm that Mira will happily go dark side if you "fall from grace" after Nar Shaddaa. I've done it before.

Bummer about the bike TN, hopefully they can find it. Thanks Hurl. I doubt it though, bikes get stolen a lot around here. Weird thing is, I wasn't too bummed about it at first, but then when I was walking home I found the little plastic doodad that I had attached to my bike lying on the side of the road, and that just pissed me off to no end. Your e-mail being spoofed used to be a pretty sure sign of somebody who you've sent an e-mail to having creepycrawlies in their computer. I'm sure they've only advanced in the past 10 years or so since I first ran into that. I'm pretty sure the bike was the more important part Mr. Lawyer. I don't run the habit of ranking bad things, they're just... bad. Both were firsts for me, and I'm usually so careful. I shouldn't have stalled my bike at the train station, I always hear about bikes getting stolen there, and I think I've been swapping too many USB sticks and that got a 'creepycrawly' onto my computer. I feel a lot better now, those events couldn't keep my spirit down for long.

Reported my bike being stolen to the local police, ran every anti-virus/malware thing I know of to try and see why my e-mail account is being spoofed. Not a very good day for me so far.

Ain't It Cool has a related trailer for The Fuzzy Pack. http://www.aintitcool.com/node/49792

I don't usually like romantic comedies, but this trailer is hilarious. http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/disney/greenwithenvy/ (Please use spoiler tags in this thread.)

Yes, with all the marrying them off before they're even born in exchange for huge numbers of cash. Or at least, that's something I was told. I've never really seen any confirmation of it anywhere, so it may never have been true in the first place. :/

What, that all the good people had been taken to Heaven? The cynic in me says "you can't prove that hasn't happened". >_

Did they not learn from China? "Women" are big business there now because there aren't enough of them.

What the cats?

In Tale's defense, the first fifteen minutes of Up are some of the finest moments of animation ever, but then it becomes a fairly by-the-numbers adventure film. It does that excellently, in my opinion, but still it doesn't live up to the fine beauty of that opening segment.

I think he means the character, not the actor. Because I felt the major problem with the film is that I never got the impression that Jack Sparrow was properly motivated. The last movie set it up that he's going for the Fountain of Youth because he wants to be immortal, but now he seems to care more about making up to his bonnie lass?

He did have a good point in that the main problem is that Jack Sparrow is the hero. He needs a straight man to be the foil to. It's why you never care what happens to the characters, because the vocal point character doesn't, and that's a shame.

I love how this forum has become 99% "I CAN'T GET THE GAME TO WORK". No, I seriously love it because any time I run into an issue (i.e. every time I install the game) I can just go here and someone's probably already fixed it. Thanks everyone!

I think you need to re-read the posts up there, because that accusation makes no sense whatsoever in the context of this thread or the quoted post. What part of what I said is even subject to numbers? I never said anything about sales or whatever.

Well, that's the part why I think they're failing. It's the whole being your own publisher, mostly owning your own games, being able to do your own thing where they're trying to follow Blizzard.

Fair enough. Sorry about being flippant with you then, it's very hard to infer things on the internet.

It seems like they're trying to follow Blizzard but I don't think they'll get there.

So they crossed the streams?

No, I mean, I've never played or even looked at New Vegas, but it's much newer than NWN 2, so like doesn't it have a much higher polycount? Wouldn't just converting meshes as they are make NWN run like ****? Well, like more ****? But apparently not. Great job being helpful though, there is so much content in those posts it will make many people who visit here very happy.

The whole time I was watching I just couldn't understand the bad reviews. It's not a great movie, but it has a lot of charm and some really creative action sequences, and even a decent amount of character growth for returning ones. It brings a lot of fresh air to this series. Don't get me wrong, it's not amazing, there were only a few moments that truly wowed me, but it was very entertaining and at least much more coherent than the last two movies, which is a worthy trade off to downgrade the scale from ridiculously epic to fun adventure quest.

Pirates of the Carribean: On Stranger Tides. It seems to be cool to hate these movies now, because this one's been getting terrible reviews. I think it's because of overexposure, or maybe the giant budget (which this movie doesn't reflect, it doesn't play out like a blockbuster, it's much more low key). It's actually pretty entertaining, much more like the first Pirates movie. A lot more standalone and adventurous, and for a Pirates of the Carribean movie there were not that many injokes (which is to say, quite a few but not exessively). Also had quite an Indiana Jones vibe, to the point it felt more like an Indy sequel than the last Indy movie (unsurprising, the writers Ted Elliot & Terry Rossio on their screenwriting column website Wordplayer.net have often referred to Raiders of the Lost Ark as the perfect movie). I liked how there wasn't a lot of CG, and it was fun spotting Kauai locations that were previously used in Jurassic Park. Geoffrey Rush owned this movie, and Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley were hankfully absent. The plot was refreshingly simple and unlike the previous films some things were left to the imagination. They never beat you over the head with anything. Considering this time they cannibalized Tim Powers' "On Stranger Tides" novel, I hope next movie cannibalizes plot points from that old cartoon show, "Pirates of Dark Water". Seems like right up this movie series' alley.