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I'm just cheering for the team that has ice in their town during the winter.

Been watching Stargate SG1. Marathoned the 3rd season the last couple days. Now I have to buy season 4 because I don't have any more. I remember watching a few eps on TV, but it was always kind of a "if nothing else is on, I'll watch" kinda thing. I now regret that. Its an excellent show, and I'm not looking forward to the time when RDA leaves the show.

Favored Soul sounds like Cadderly.

So apparently Thomas Jane dropped out of The Punisher 2. So I am no longer looking forward to that.

I believe its a tiny magical construct. Basically like a half foot tall golem, with a tad more intelligence.

I'd like to be a sorceror. Cool magical powers, without all that effort

vodka and cream soda. WHoo! oj ,am am IO drin,k.

Kings Quest 7? Lords of the Realm 3?

Mudmen - Mason's Apron http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFjXu-oJ3ZA...ted&search=

Not so much III. It was very popular and got generally good reviews. IV was bad though.

Recently bought the new Black Sabbath: The Dio Years cd on impulse, enjoyed it immensely so I figured I'd buy the greatest hits collection of the earlier Sabbath with Ozzy. Holy crap, its not even close to as good as the Dio stuff. I'm not quite regretting the purchase, but I can't believe the jump in quality.

I think DiCaprio though has matured enough that he can actually look mature on screen. Examples: The Departed, Blood Diamond. He doesn't really look all that kiddish there like he did in say, Titanic, or even Gangs of New York. When it comes to leads, I'm actually a fan of Heath Ledger. He's pretty versatile, both role-wise and look-wise. I mean watching The Bros. Grimm, you can hardly tell its him.

saw Running Scared. It was surprisingly good. Paul Walker proves that he's not just what Keanu Reeves was like without acting lessons.

Agreed. Also, I got an email announcing a price cut for NWN2, and the ad stated "The best PC RPG of all time returns!" and I was like "Sweet! Sequel to PS:T?!?!" But I guess we should just be happy its on the list. Most lists don't include it.

http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/thegoldencompass.html Trailer for the upcoming adaption of The Golden Compass. It looks pretty epic, and the anti-religion message doesn't really come into play until book 2 of the series so its hard to tell if it screwed that up too badly. I don't like Daniel Craig's beard. Lord Asrial really evoked kind of suave calculating, but that beard just makes him look scruffy.

Well, I can explain the limp, Ryan slashed his leg after taking his hand. Also, he's likely holding his arm because it was cut off and they didn't want to do more dodgy CG so they just covered it with his shirt.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCZbh_r2uRY From the 2nd Xena musical episode.

That would explain it then. Other than the cost of the hardware, would that be cheaper than paying for the equivalent hosting?

I see it more as an expanded hometown mentality. In most cases, you root for your home team. (unless you happen to be from somewhere else. For instance, if you're from New York, and living in Vancouver, its ok to root for NY over Van.) If your home team is out, you root for the team you identify with more. Most Canadians see hockey as our game, and therefore wish to root for a Canadian team. Which is largely symbolic as the teams are all made up of mostly Canadian and Nordic players, despite their hometown. Hamilton is where Balsillie lives, so some are expecting him to move them closer to home. Likely ticket sales would exceed sales in Nashville as well. Hell, they could move them to Winnipeg and even in their tiny arena they would still sell more tickets than in Nashville. Either way, he can't move the team until at least after next season, and he has to pay a penalty to the city if he moves before the contract is up.

Incidentally this was what bothered me in the now famous scene with ED209 and Kenny, and "life in the big city". In the extended scene of the Director's Cut, ED209 spends about a minute pumping very high calibre ordnance into Kenny, and the body seems to keep its integrity far too well. There was some pretty decent explosive blood splatters though.

I don't like that there are 7 FPS in the top 10.

Question: Why would you moving require the site to go down? Couldn't the staff keep it running while you're gone? Or are you hosting the site yourself?

Jim Balsillie(head of RIM, the Blackberry guys) bought the Predators. They're expected to move to Hamilton Ont. now.

The only thing I had any issues with was how the whole movie was down down down down down then you don't even get a happy ending. Just bittersweet. With how depressing it all was, it would have been nice to be uplifted a bit at the end. what? why? - not to sound like the depressed hordes of misbehaving teenagers with a Goth-complex, but it's great that movies are more than comedy and light entertainment - I actually thought it was a bit too Hollywood Don't get my wrong, I need my fix of happy endings too .. but once in awhile I want movies to explore some of the darker aspects of us .. It just seemed I dunno, lacking. All the good guys die, but all the bad guys die too, so theres really no one to cheer for. It was like Mean Guns. Everyone worth cheering for dies, and the only survivor is the one you don't give a damn about. (Ha, I compared Children of Men to a B movie with Ice T and Christopher Lambert as the stars) I saw Blood Diamond at the same time, and even with its "White People Save the Day" message, I thought it was a much more satisfying film. I'm not saying Children of Men was a bad film, just that I was a little disappointed after all the hype of "Should have won best picture" and such that pretty much the whole internet was spewing. I agree it should have been nominated, but The Departed was a way better movie.

I was thinking the same. Though with the amount of radiation Peter was giving off I doubt he would have survived long even if he did survive the blast.