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"Unfinished Business" A boxing tourney is organized in order for the crew to work out some frustrations and atone the rivalries between the various "partys" formed during the New Caprica occupation. Adm. Adama takes a beating and shows everyone his guilt over him letting his crew get too close. He blames himself for letting his people go down to New Caprica and face the terrible events that many had to endure. Lee and Kara work out their conflict over a night of torrid passion during which they both admit their love for each other but the next morning Kara marries Anders and Lee is left with Dee and a broken heart. He takes it back in the ring. After the fight they hug, best friends once again. Anders and Dee are pissed. IMO this episode is one, if not THE worst one ever for the series. It represents every fears I have about the show falling into Soap Opera crappiness. It was just too "mushy" for me. I'm hoping the writers are done with the "Getting over NC" episodes and the search for Earth can continue.

We shall be entertained by your speculations! <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

This weekand I started a free 10 day trial of WoW. I never played it before. I love the ease of the interface and fluid graphics and the quests. Otherwise it seems like a pretty ordinary MMORPG. Meh.

What game is that? Scrapland?

So... what are we gonna do now? I hate those half-season hiatus.

I was expecting full gore for two hours, I was expecting to be grossed out. The flagellation scene was a bit hard to watch and the crucifixion(SP) a bit bloody also but thats it. The rest of the movie is Jesus walking and in pain from the whipping. The only redeeming quality, aside from the gorgeous visuals are Monica Belluci's lips.

I'd join GIJoe. Those dang Cobra terrrists need a buttkickin' for goodness. That and Scarlett

There is always desertion.

:angry: We have hundreds of soldiers fighting in Afghanistan right now. We have bodies coming back every week. I'd call that fighting, and losing, just like Americans in Iraq. We are cleaning up America's mess along with other armies. Well, trying to.

More like a dramatized speculative religio-documentary. Anyway, a useless piece of cellulo

Just saw Passion of The Chr1st. Very nice photography and good acting. Gibson knows how to direct. The only problem is that he can't tell a story. This was a 2 hour remake of the torture scene from Braveheart.

I'm at work, wondering if this has become another birthday thread and if I should still say Happy Birthday!

I tried... :'(

I have to agree with Gfted. Giving drugs away is just taking the easy way out. Users need to get out of it themselves or else the problem will never go away. If you put everything under the rug it may look nice but it still stinks. ^_^

The kid in red looks so much like me its scary. Except I'm fat and he's not. :'(

On topic... Humans create universes everyday, if we take into account the concept of Microcosm. Our blood cells or the bacteria that exist in our bodies, for example. Cells themselves are built like the universe, or at least like a galaxy, with a nucleus around which revolves other entities, much like planets revolve around a star.

Well, as far as I can tell, Hiro has been so busy finding a cheerleader(and then a girlfriend) that he seems to have forgotten about the nuclear explosion in New York. And It was "Save the cheerleader, save the World", not "Save the cheerleader, save New York". Also, what if Isaac's painting wasn't about Claire?

So we can't even sit the way we want anymore? What's next, writing a name in the snow in urine causes arthritis in the hand and blockage of the urethra? <_<

Good point. But more people suffer from chronic back problems than neck problems. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You're telling this to a man who's been to 5 AC/DC concerts... ^_^

I would think the babysitter... Beceaus the mother seemed (at least in the report) sane. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> But isn't it the mother who's taking the full force of the "law"?

No they shouldn't. Either way, one would have a hard time proving that the guy wasn't swinging the Wiimote around like a madman. If this was an epidemic like Xboxs overheating, catching on fire, or whatever, maybe. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Exactly. Besides, the game can be played simply by flickering the wrist, there is no need to actually swing in the air like a pro.

And in a few years some scientist will tell us that sitting tilted backwards is bad because in can damage the spine at the neck level from keeping your head straight. Pfff. Science. :crazy:

I don't agree with you. FF12 gives you a choice. You can let the gambits do the work or do it all yourself or a combination of both. Using gambits effectively is also a game in itself to a certain point. Besides, its not like you can let your characters do all the work from the start. To do that you need to play for many hours. My second disagreement is with your statement that watching a friend play is not a good thing. I remember playing the Sierra adventure games like King's Quest, Space Quest and Leasure Suit Larry, or other games like Dragon Lore or even Lands of Lore and Betrayal at Krondor with a friend, putting our heads together to solve puzzles and make up strategies to beat enemies or make maps and walkthroughs, always together. I'm not saying its always fun to "just watch" but it can be.

Good points. Were the Irish colonising America at one point, as the French were colonising it? French-Canadians exist because France, as a condition for a peace treaty with England some 200 years ago(don't remember the year), had to concede its colonies on the new continent to the English. The English, instead of eradicating the French that had been living in eastern Canada, allowed them to live and keep some of the traditions and ways of living, such as their religion(they could've imposed Protestantism but didn't). I don't think France thinks of us as silly, more likely they don't care. They moved on with their history but we seem to still be living in the past, holding very old grudges against our conquerers, which I believe to be completely pointless. Anyway, looky here!

My main question now is what does Sylar do with the brains and, of course, who is this mysterious black man that blocks everyone's power?