Kahran Ramsus

Yeah, but the quality of tape is really shitty.

It is so you can watch them at different times. Say if you are out all night, you can come home and watch primetime stuff at midnight. Or if two shows you like are on at the same time. For the main networks you will find that they have them not just East & Pacific, but for Central & Mountain times as well. On those you will find different shows generally with the exception of their netional broadcasts.

The best thing about Magus though was he had reasons for being a villain. Did the Queen have any? I don't remember them if she did. Sure, she was THE villain of CT, but she was kinda flat as a character. I'm surprised Krelian didn't make it this far. And Master Belch did. I would say that Lavos is the main villain in Crono Trigger.

Mark Jindrak.

Damn you!

I've got him Tom.

I like Gallery, but the Raiders have so many friggin holes right now, I'm not sure how much he will help. They need to start changing their skill positions...AND FAST!

Raiders take Gallery. That's who New York really needed.

Raiders should trade down. They have so many holes, and they should be able to pick up Williams and another pick. That's what they really need. Not Gallery.

I'd get cable then. See with me, satellite is the way to go. I shuffle around from about 4 different homes throughout the year (Ottawa, Ocala FL, Woodville ON, Bowmanville ON), and with the dish I can just put up a dish at each place, bring the reciever with me and have it all one one plan. With several people living at the different places, we can also use the dish in all four places at the same time, and pay for one plan. There are more channels, and it is cheaper, but given your weather situation and I assume that you are rather stationary in terms of where you live, cable might be better.

I agree with everyone here. This is LT's team. Build to cater to him, and that means Gallery. He's the best RB in the league in terms of talent, but his O-Line is terrible.

Yes, I'm aware. I'm Methodist and we have communion once a year (I think --- I seldom go to church). I've never taken communion in a Catholic Church. If you accept communion in a Catholic Church, then you are accepting their belief structure --- whether you like it or not. -=Mike Very well. We have Communion pretty much every week at our Church (unless the minister can't make it for some reason).

Not all Solarians. The 3rd Class (of which Ramsus is from after escaping from the Soylent System) has their roots in the Lambs. This is made perfectly clear when the Solaris Special Forces are talking about it prior to leaving on the Nortune purge. Elly, Erich & Jesiah (former Gebler Supreme Commander) don't either, and they are all 1st Class purebloods.

What about Warner? Or could he go to Buffalo?

Communion isn't just exclusive to Catholics.

you rule Brian. I love it when people bring that up. I'll stick to filling my religion out as "Jedi" on all questionaires thank you very much. I love that degrading Christians is just peachy --- but no other group gets similar treatment. -=Mike ...Heck, I get heat for saying that TERRORISTS are sub-human around here... I wouldn't say no other group. What about the Jews? They get it even worse than the Christians do.

Its called faith. If God came down here to say 'hi' to everyone, it would kind of defeat the purpose.

Came up in the spring did we? In the summer we have great weather (too hot in the US). Really it isn't that bad in the winter either except for January generally. At least in Ottawa. We will still get storms, but overall it is pretty nice. I will admit that the winter weather in Toronto is worse, or at least it was when I lived there for 19 years. Partly because their snowplow service is much much worse than that of Ottawa-Carleton, but mostly because you get cold winds and snow coming off of Lake Ontario all winter long from about December to March. It is warmer in terms of temperature than Ottawa, but it is also more miserable to put up with. One thing that I find odd is that we are far more liberal in terms of the lack of clothing we can wear compared to the southern states where it is much warmer.

What about the Bison?

Star in terms of ability, not marketability.

Yet, you vote for him over Ramsus, a far surperior villain. Seymour was really a weak villain. So was Zeal, but that's another story completely. I can see her go over Master Belch, but her going over Delita Hyral was a tragedy.

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Come again? Sure he is manipulated by Krelian & Miang, but he's not exactly a nice guy either. He saved the Elements because he saw that they had great power, not that he cared for them. And he's a jerk to everybody except Miang. He does a pseudo-face turn at the end (he would have joined the party except for budget cuts), but he is clearly a bad guy for most of the story. Kahran was created to be the Contact, but Miang, Krellian and the Gazel discovered that Fei is the Contact so they had no further need for him. The called him trash and used his low sense of self-worth against him to manipulate him. He despise Fei for being the Contact and Id for defeating him at Elru. Kahran is a soldier, he does his job and follows orders and is admired by his troops, apart from his pathelogical hatred of Fei/Id I've seen nothing that shows me he is evil. Being a selfish prick doesn't make one evil. And yes I felt cheated when he wasn't added to the party, even though the story clearly showed it happens. But you can't ignore the Fei thing. Part of the reason that makes Ramsus such a great villain (and Jowy Blight even moreso) is that there is a reason for his madness. He may not be evil like Luca Blight is, but he is certainly nuts, and being the arch-enemy of the main hero makes him a villain right there. He is willing to go through everything to get Fei, including through others and sacrificing his own troops. He doesn't exactly do anything to stop the Kislev purge either, and sends one of the Elements to lead the mission. And it isn't a matter of following orders, because he disobeys the Ministry & Krelian several times in his quest for vengeance against Fei. He also has a lot of derogatory things to say about the surface-dwellers at Bledavik either. It isn't just Fei he is mad at either, throughout the game at various points he expresses hatred for the Ministry, Grahf, Miang, Krelian, Citan, Jessie, Sigurd, Shakahn and others as well. He murders the Emperor in cold blood, and cuts down Krelian & Miang in a fit of rage. He takes medication to help suppress his emotions, but it doesn't change the fact that he has severe anger management problems and it isn't just with Fei. You mention his troops are loyal to him and admire him. Not really. Elly doesn't. Vanderkaum doesn't. Renk and the rest of the Solarian Special Forces don't. Miang doesn't. The only ones who are truly loyal to him are the Elements, and that's because he saved their lives. He on the other hand showed them no respect at all until the very end, because he thought they were beneath him. Now, he does has some redeeming qualities, and he is less evil than the other main villains in the game, but it doesn't make him a good guy either. The one on this list that I would not consider a villain is Kain, and arguably Golbez. Neither one were evil, they were only being mind-controlled by Zemus. I will let Golbez slide since he is the enemy for most of the game, but Kain is a good guy for most of it.

Well, Jays are throwing this game away now. Three straight runs scored off of a throwing error and HBP.

I'm Anglican. Catholics are conservative compared to us. I'm not talking about Baptists. Which one's Anglican? There are so many, is that the one that Henry VIII started because he wanted to divorce a wife or something? Bingo. Although I think technically Henry said it was a new branch of the Catholic Church. Most of the Church structure is based off of the Catholic model with the royal sovereign (Queen Elizabeth II in this case) at its head instead of the Pope. We are far more liberal when it comes to actual philosophy though, with a lot less attention to strict rules like the Ten Commandments, although they are still there. The Church does still believe in transubstantiation though. I think we are the only Protestant religion that practices it, but I can't be certain.