Fixed that for you.Bingowings said:
So giving the guy a few minutes in the whale end of a Joker flick is short changing him and not utilizing his potential.
That's what I get for not triple checking (I've listened to that episode twice).TV's Frink said:
I listened to it...and they didn't call him "Humble," but rather "Harmony." Almost got it right!
Me forcing her to watch TPM again kind of broke her. She's going to watch AotR, whether she wants to or not. ;-)TV's Frink said:
What?!?! /ani
doubleofive said:
I think my wife swore off fan edits
taken care of.
He belongs here with us.TV's Frink said:
Compliments of my wife (starts around 1:10)
Since he didn't break any of the rules that we could see except for annoying posting habits, I'm guessing it was a returning friend.
Watching DS9 and Voyager. Switching back and forth. Seen all of Voyager before, just a bit of DS9. Fun Trek times.
They mention it on "Battle of Endor" too, but don't mention his name.TV's Frink said:
Awesome. I can't wait to get to that episode.
doubleofive said:
Harmy said:
I'm not sure I like being called hammy! :-D
I like how in the We Hate Movies podcast on Episode 1, they tell their listeners to search for "the Despecialized Edition by Humble".
I used to live in Knoxville, and my mom still does. That may be where the confusion lies.
That's why the D&D board game is cool, you can even play it by yourself since its randomized.Bingowings said:
I used to enjoy Call Of Cthulhu but lacking like minded people to play with it did become a bit of a chore.
Being all the players and the keeper I knew the dangers I was putting my selves into, which took the edge off of things.
That's why I created the universe I guess.
I'm sure a few of us around here play D&D and the like. Might as well have a thread for it!
My wife loves to play D&D, so I run random campaigns a couple times a year. She wants to get some new people involved, so I'm about to run "Keep on the Shadowfell" for the second time. This was the module they released before 4th Edition came out, which they also ended up releasing a slightly modified second version for free, that adds some errata and fixes some battles. I'm kind of looking forward to it. I also re-found this blog that goes through each encounter, nitpicks it, and suggests better ways of running it.
We've also been playing the new(ish) D&D board games a lot. You can play it with just two people, and it's like D&D for Beginners. It's combat and movement simplified, only 1 d20, each player also controls the monsters according to the simple rules on cards (if within range, it tries to hit the closest person). The latest one is based on RA Salvatore's Drizzt series, so it comes with miniatures for his whole party and his major villains. If anything, the games are easy ways to get a ton of miniatures, though they are only solid colors.
We've been considering it for a while, and finally decided we're going to start saving up for one of those Geek Chic tables. We saw them at GenCon Indy last year and were impressed. They are solid wood, custom built tables with a lowered play floor with an acrylic bottom for drawing, but deep enough that you could put the top back on and have a very nice dining room or coffee table. Stealth nerd stuff.
Anyway, anyone else play stuff like this?
I think my wife swore off fan edits, but I got her to watch Part 1...
I retweeted the OT with my personal and the SWR account, I'd like to think it helped.Tobar said:
Popularity of the Star Wars movies, according to twitter
My favorite part: SilverWook is still ready for the trials and he's the one who explained it!ray_afraid said:
Ah, I get it. Thanks for clearing that up. I thought that was a fairly random phrase for at least two or three users to have chosen!
Follower number 2! I won't let it sit like that for long!
(Don't believe me, I have no real power)
"FIRE!"
Hey, if the Mod does it, we must follow!
I don't think you could get much better than White Wedding.
Wheeler, suckers!
(Captain Planet ended up being produced by HB after Turner bought them)
ALSO: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hanna-Barbera_characters
I grew up on Mudd & His Women and Landru's Red Hours.
I know what I'm doing. That line could be used in the ROT (Ridiculous Original Trilogy) for any number of times people's arms come off. Perhaps the Wampa.TV's Frink said:
WRONG SCENE!!!
(he's referring to Buster)
"And that's why you don't try to teach your dad a lesson!"
CP3S said:
Nah, Nero and the Romulans are totally unoriginal, from their name on down. Just listening to their music, you can tell they are trying to cheaply mimic Shinzon and the Remans (who themselves were very heavily inspired by Khan and the Supermen).
Hilarious. I love you guys.timdiggerm said:
The funny thing about KatS is that their comeback album was waaaaay better than any of their older stuff. You don't often see that with bands.
Here she is, at home in her berth:
They look good together!
And one of my favorite parts:
;-)
He does have a robot arm with a glove over it...Hal 9000 said:
Maybe just show the arm sinking. Just as Obi-Wan slices his limbs, do an extreme crazy zoom over into the lava, and show the arm sinking.