FanFiltration

I'm very sorry to hear about this Bkev. I will pray for your cousin, for you, and for your family.

SilverWook said:

I think that receiver/recipient is the accepted term. I was a care giver for nearly a decade, and never heard a better alternative.

You shouldn't the terminology bother you though.

 Thank you so much SilverWook!

Hi,

I hope this is the correct place to post a question like this, but finding a correct answer has been stressing me out a bit. I have a disabling medical condition that requires me to have a care giver attend to some of my needs.

My question is that the person helping me is called my "Care Giver", but what is the term they would use for me, the person getting care?  I'm not their patient, and care recipient seems kind of awkward.  Anyone have any idea?

This guy has a nice collection.

Star Trek 16mm, Show Time (Clapper Board Collection) Blooper Reel

Nigel Terry, King Arthur in ‘Excalibur,’ Dead at 69



Terry held the distinction of being the first baby born in Bristol, England, after the end of World War II.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/nigel-terry-king-arthur-in-%E2%80%98excalibur%E2%80%99-dead-at-69/ar-BBj80wY

TV's Frink said:

I don't get what that is or how it fits.

 It is for that person in the forums who tends to regularly point out obvious factual errors in other peoples posts, and who causes the original posters to go back and retract (edit) the incorrect information.

Tobar said:

It's not strictly necessary but episode 19 leads directly into AoU.

 I thought that was very cool how you can edit the last scene of that episode (with Coulson's very last line) with the very first shot of Age of Ultron.

I have enjoyed all of season 2 of AoS, but I just wish that they would have had chosen a better actress for the role of Skye's mother.

Tobar said:

The rise of Hydra in Winter Soldier brought Tony back into the field to fill the void left by the fall of SHIELD. Similarly, in between the search for Bucky (which is referenced in AoU) Cap has been joining the other Avengers to bust Hydra strongholds.

Phase two continued the setup that started in Phase one for the ultimate showdown in Phase three with Thanos.

 I understand this. I'm just still feeling let down by what "Iron Man 3" turned out to be. A wasted opportunity, and a film that does not seem to be necessary viewing like all the others are. If you left "Iron Man 3" out, the only continuity issue there seems to be is the operation to remove Tony's chest reactor. Thor 2, Cap 2, and GotG seem to have much more to do with the coming Thanos arc.   

Han seated should not be able to see the Falcon's Mandibles at all, but someone standing like the guy in the second photo should be able to.

Standing in that position, your POV should be something like...

But with the Holiday Special's Millennium Falcon, they could not afford mandibles, or much of anything else.

Non-Spoiler

Avengers: Age of Ultron

I was kind of disappointed in this one.  I can't quite put my finger on why yet.

The first Avengers film had a much better flow,  and the battles in this film seemed a jumbled mess to me.  So for me, this film was a bit better then Captain America: The Winter Soldier, but not as good as the first Avengers film.  

Suzanne Crough, ‘Partridge Family’ Star, Dead at 52

DrCrowTStarwars said:

SilverWook said:

Now there's a fan edit that cries out to be made! Mash up YOLT and some 60's Godzilla. ;)

 If I can get a Bluray ripping program I will do it!

 You could also incorporate footage from the film "What's Up Tiger Lily".

DrCrowTStarwars said:

Wow.

So does the kids book have the sex scenes and the guy getting tossed out of the blip?

No, but it looks as if Bond and a black hared Zorin have become giant sized on the Golden Gate Bridge!