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Damn....I wonder how much he burned?

Not Fade Away

Okay I must have missed something. Since when did everyone start calling Benoit "Menoit"???

As you can tell I hate having a lot of icons on my desktop.

Haha....Mole has Anya's death scene in his sig! That's Gold!

I used to play the Trombone and probably still could if I picked it up again and I also sing, but that's not an instrument unless you count vocal chords as one.

Unless you count Harry's aunt saying "bitch" at the beginning, but she used it in it's proper context.

I can see that, but only in a way that any fantasy story that adheres to the "quest" motif would be a ripoff of Lord of the Rings. In a way yes, but this one went the extra mile and had the adventurer be a short person (a dwarf in this instance instead of hobbit) who came from a land of short people (like the shire) who had something precious he had to deliver somewhere. He met and befriended humans and sorcerors along the way. The old sorceress who was an animal for awhile was the Gandalf character while Mad Martigan was the Aragorn character. Those two tiny funny guys were Merry and Pippin. Don't get me wrong. I loved this movie as a kid and still do.

Not Fade Away A Hole in the World

Just got back from it. I loved it. Best of the series so far. As far as: Not using the time trinket to save his parents. In order to use it you had to go do your thing and then return to the point you left at the time you left. Therefore, he would have had to go back 12 years, stop the murder, and then wait another 12 years to come back and finish the spell. Assuming he still ages, that would mean he would come back around 25 years old. That's why they didn't use it for that. And probably it didn't go back that far.

What did everyone think of the Eddy/Rick segment and the clue about the mystery opponent at the end?

It's a great movie, but looking back it was a total rip off of LOTR. A small man has something he must travel a long distance to deliver. (Willow and the Baby/Frodo and the Ring) He meets a rough man who may not be trusted along the way (Mad Martigan/Strider aka Aragorn) and he does battle against an evil sorceress.

Rick Edwards vs. Leon Rodez if he still wants to. Plus more Rick stuff.

To Kill a Mockingbird The Ten Commandments Ben Hur I figured I'd throw in some classics.

I'm not sure if they check these because I've been in a few and they're pretty trashed. Weigh the body down and drop it and who knows. I know a guy who bought one and has been fixing it up to make a scuba diving tank and then turn the control center into a museum with a convention center type place for dinners and such. It's pretty cool, but even he hasn't drained the water out of the bottom of the tank area and we're all anxious to see what he finds. In fact Here's his webpage

I was talking about the abandoned ones outside where I used to live. Unless someone is planning on pumping the water out of the bottom it could lie there for years.

I don't think so, but it sounds like a Never Ending Story rip off.

Don't be a pussy, put it back up. You think talking about this is bad but you used a picture of Rob Lowe to represent your e-fed character...go think about this. I didn't use Rob Lowe as my efed character. It was Christian Kane and that was only because the character was somewhat based off his character from Angel I just don't want some fed coming to my door after someone drops a body in a missile silo and saying, "did you write this on this board?"

"This is the Shield episode that sets up the season finale" Well duh!

Is #3 Pleasantville?

EDITED: I don't feel comfortable about writing something like that now that I think about it.

I look like the guy from Clerks...in this pic atleast.

Someone was listed in the guest star credits as simply "Mo" "Wave your hands in the air!!"

Whoa is that Superstar Graham?

Tavon is awake!!!!