Hey BigFoot...can I link to it on your space temporarily? I have to mess with my webspace a bit before I can put it there. And I won't have time to do that until Sunday, probably.
Lemme know...
Lemme know...
A Klingon, A Ferengi, A Hologram, and YOU!
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Hey...at least Orlando doesn't have a fin tied to his back.
At least I didn't permanently superglue my halloween mask to my face
^Excellent!!!! 
And Huntingdon:
And Huntingdon:
I told you to put some rugs down. That carpet burn looks painful. 
Well, I achieved a personal first this afternoon, having seen three movies in the theater in the same day. Boy, I'm tired! 
I saw Shaun of the Dead again, and it was just as good this time around. There are a few heavily-accented sentences or phrases that I still couldn't make out this time, but that's eventually what DVD subtitles are for.
The second feature was Shark Tale, which wasn't as bad as the critics say. True, there's not much substance to the proceedings, and I didn't really get into the characters as much as I did with other CGI films. There were still some good laughs to be had, and the opening Dreamworks logo is used nicely to open the film (think about it). The animation was very good, no surprise there. Though I liked the movie a decent amount, it's probably still my least favorite CGI flick. (OK, it still beats out Final Fantasy)
Finally, I saw the sneak preview of Team America. Damn funny film, though I hope the novelty of the puppets doesn't wear off in subsequent viewings. The infamous puppet sex scene is nothing short of hilarious, and there's plenty of violence and gore. Not to mention some nice references to movies like Star Wars, Kill Bill, and (I think) The Last Starfighter. If you don't mind some raunchy dialogue and puppet sex and puppet violence, you'll have a great time at the movies.
I saw Shaun of the Dead again, and it was just as good this time around. There are a few heavily-accented sentences or phrases that I still couldn't make out this time, but that's eventually what DVD subtitles are for.
The second feature was Shark Tale, which wasn't as bad as the critics say. True, there's not much substance to the proceedings, and I didn't really get into the characters as much as I did with other CGI films. There were still some good laughs to be had, and the opening Dreamworks logo is used nicely to open the film (think about it
). The animation was very good, no surprise there. Though I liked the movie a decent amount, it's probably still my least favorite CGI flick. (OK, it still beats out Final Fantasy)Finally, I saw the sneak preview of Team America. Damn funny film, though I hope the novelty of the puppets doesn't wear off in subsequent viewings. The infamous puppet sex scene is nothing short of hilarious, and there's plenty of violence and gore. Not to mention some nice references to movies like Star Wars, Kill Bill, and (I think) The Last Starfighter. If you don't mind some raunchy dialogue and puppet sex and puppet violence, you'll have a great time at the movies.
^ 
I think you've seen more movies in the past 36 hours than I've seen in the past 6 months!
On another, unrelated note...kev...when you get here, let us know if you plan to run the next thread. We are getting up toward 1,000 here and will want to start the next one within the next week or so.
If kev doesn't want to do it, I'll be taking volunteers. Preferably, I'd like someone who has been around for a while and who will obey my every command without quest...
Erm...never mind.
I think you've seen more movies in the past 36 hours than I've seen in the past 6 months!
On another, unrelated note...kev...when you get here, let us know if you plan to run the next thread. We are getting up toward 1,000 here and will want to start the next one within the next week or so.
If kev doesn't want to do it, I'll be taking volunteers. Preferably, I'd like someone who has been around for a while and who will obey my every command without quest...
Erm...never mind.
Hmmm. I don't qualify...especially on the second count.Posted by Vash:
If kev doesn't want to do it, I'll be taking volunteers. Preferably, I'd like someone who has been around for a while and who will obey my every command without quest...
Erm...never mind.
*** waves to the group *** I've been rewatching B5 lately, but RL keeps getting in the way. Obviously my priorities are all wrong.
Posted by SB:
Hmmm. I don't qualify...especially on the second count.Posted by Vash:
If kev doesn't want to do it, I'll be taking volunteers. Preferably, I'd like someone who has been around for a while and who will obey my every command without quest...
Erm...never mind.
But you are volunteering anyway, right????
Excellent!
I'll pencil you in right NOW!!!!!
SB running a DS9 forum staple?
Sure, I see it.
Sure, I see it.
^ See! That's the beauty of it! Totally extraordinary!
SB for DS9 community thread-runner!
All in favor, say aye!!!!!!
Totally extraordinary!SB for DS9 community thread-runner!
All in favor, say aye!!!!!!
^ We do! And we like you too, you Honorary Niner, you!
Oh...and Monty....that avatar of yours totally rocks!
Oh...and Monty....that avatar of yours totally rocks!
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