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Damn, that stinks I don

I too liked Episode II. The romance scenes were pathetic, but it had tons of action, which I liked quite a bit.

Actually Greyhawk and the Forgotten Realms are pretty darn similar in style. The FR

Potc, for someone who

I just finally got around to watching Strange Days a few weeks back. I was impressed, I thought it was a cool idea and liked it. Is it Blade Runner quality? No way, Blade Runner rules!

Actually that isn

If you look over at imdb.com vin is working on that pacifier move, but his next two roles are: a mobster movie and some roman movie. Looks like it will be a while before he starts on another chronicles of Riddick movie. Also taken from the imdb.com forums: Tonight, I watched a special showing of The Pacifier. It was terrible. Kids loved it because they are too young to understand good entertainment, but it's basically like Mr. Nanny (another bad movie). Diesel plays a military soldier who is protecting the life of a man that has a chip named "Ghost". The innocent victim was murdered, but 2 months later, Diesel has to look after his kids when the mom is gone. He's secretly setting up cameras to find whoever is out to capture the kids and in the meantime, the children set traps and try to get rid of their bodyguard. Even the maid leaves. Soon, they realize that he's a likeable guy and they get along with him. He helps every kid out personally, one needs help with the play Sound of Music, another needs help selling Girl Scout Cookies, etc. The jokes are predictable and desperate and I can guess almost what will happen verbatimly since it follows so closely to Mr. Nanny. Vin Diesel has no personality for a comedy, he one note and boring. The note is to be tough and he rarely lightens up, but then again, the screenplay wouldn't have been better even if he did. The reason it's called The Pacifier is because a bullish teacher in one of the kids' schools, picks a fight to wrestle with Diesel and he shows the teacher a wrestling move known as "The Pacifier." *

LOL! That

I think automatic is great for large cars; sedans, suv

It

True, we have huge populations of Latinos and Asian. Those two groups probably equal 30%-40% (guessing) of our population. Let alone all the other races and cultures we have in the US. I find it hilarious when people generalize and think we

I posted earlier that Kerry won all (not some but all) counties where big cities were located in Ohio, whereas Bush won all the rural counties. The Republicans like to say that it

Still, handedly is a pretty strong term. Those numbers are real close, 51% to 48% is about as close as you can get, disregarding last election which was basically even. Oh btw, Ohio uses punch cards and electronic balloting. Not only are the states inconsistent in how you vote, it is also inconsistent within one

It's still the same argument. I'm not going to write out the millions in numbers. 1976 is the last time the popular vote was as close as 2000 or 2004. Add the closeness of the popular vote with the closeness of the EC votes and again I'm confused why people outside the US thought this was a blowout.

In fairness to Voloun thats how it's being portrayed here too. In comparrison to other elections it's a big margin. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Interesting why they would say it wasn

LOL!

LOL! Easily? Easily is something like 61% to 39% not a 3% point difference.

The funny and sad thing is I watched a Sunday morning preacher on tv this past week and all he was preaching for, was to get people to vote. Saying our country is going to hell with the gay marriages, abortion and removal of the church and state. He never said to vote for Bush or don

Btw, taks you were lucky. In Ohio some voters didn

Bush 58,286,937 %51 Kerry 54,766,544 %48 Crushed? Looks pretty close to me. People were saying yesterday, whoever wins, half of the country is going to be pissed off. And considering it's almost split evenly down the middle, it looks like that will be the case.

Ohio is said to have turned to bush because the elderly and Christians came out in record numbers. I would assume the elderly didn

Agreed. But, it did seem like there were a lot more female posters on the old BIS forums. Maybe when Obsidian releases a game we

Well after waiting an hour and a half in line, I

I live in Ohio and it's been taking about and hour and a half to two hours to get their votes in this morning. One of my techs is has been in line since 7:00 and he's still not here at work (9:30). Because Ohio is supposed to be one of the swing states I think everyone is coming out to vote. A good thing, imo.