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  1. In Topic: Recommend some XBox games

    Posted 14 Jun 2005

    Just taking a look over at my stack:

    Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
    Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction
    Dungeons & Dragons Heroes
    Call of Duty
    Brothers in Arms
    Red Dead Revolver
    James Bond: Everything or Nothing

  2. In Topic: In my defence...

    Posted 14 Jun 2005

    In the words of Professor Moriarty, "All that I have to say has already crossed your mind."

  3. In Topic: Mountain Dew

    Posted 13 Jun 2005

    QUOTE (looktothesky @ Jun 12 2005, 11:20 PM)
    Mountain Dew is alright. But I'd rather have Diet Pepsi...


    Go easy on this person. I've HAD Canadian Mountain Dew. A friend bought me a 2-liter bottle on his way through Canada. I had half a glass, then stuck it in the back of the fridge to save for guests I don't particularly like.

  4. In Topic: Reasons to Hate A New Hope? Maybe

    Posted 17 Apr 2004

    QUOTE (Mike Mac from NYU @ Apr 15 2004, 07:15 PM)
    1. Goldfinger
    2. Dr. No
    3. From Russia with Love
    4. Thunderball
    5. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
    6. For Your Eyes Only
    7. Living Daylights
    8. License to Kill

    Timothy Dalton's James Bond is the closest to the literary character that is James Bond. Read any of Gardner's novels, the Bond portrayed in them is Timothy Dalton's bond. Timothy Dalton's bond films are my favorite throughout the series.The failure of Dalton's films is due to the fact that there was little marketing and the budget used in making the films was smaller than in previous Bonds. I can just imagine how more popular these films might have been had the marketing and budget used in Brosnan's films were used on Dalton's films.

    Something about your list strikes a nerve, but it's too early in my day for me to sort out just what. May take issue with it later.

    I'm one of the Bond fans who thinks Dalton didn't get a fair shake either. Living Daylights was written for Moore, and right after, he's saddled with License to Kill. Two films where the plots center around drugs, and drugs just aren't big enough for Bond.

    I've just gotten into READING Bond in the present Raymond Benson era, and I'm enjoying those ones quite a bit.

  5. In Topic: Reasons to Hate A New Hope? Maybe

    Posted 17 Apr 2004

    QUOTE (civilian_number_two @ Apr 15 2004, 02:34 PM)
    PPS: Answering a question in another thread, "diatribe" = "a bitter or malicious criticism or denunciation." 

    The very substance that fuels the Internet!

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