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      Best animated shows of the '90s
    Posted by: Great Rumbler - 30th October 2003, 8:26 PM - Forum: Den of the Philociraptor - Replies (23)

    I'll start out by listing some of my favorites and I'll post more as people bring them up.

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      Pop Rocks
    Posted by: OB1 - 30th October 2003, 4:14 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (17)

    Discuss.

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      That cold white fluffy stuff
    Posted by: Laser Link - 30th October 2003, 3:44 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (17)

    Has it snowed where you live yet? Colorado has this wierd thing where every year it snows a little before Halloween, and then is dry until February. The mountains get a lot of snow before then, but down lower it is pretty dry for the rest of the year. And yes, it did already snow here a couple days ago (how about you OB1?). Discuss. Or don't.

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      Once Upon a Knight: Heroism, Sorcery, and...Cows
    Posted by: Great Rumbler - 30th October 2003, 3:28 PM - Forum: Tendo City - Replies (8)

    Okay, I don't really know much about this game, but I saw it today at Wal-Mart and it looked very funny. It's sort of RPG/RTS where you control a knight who has to save the kingdom from evil and presumably make jokes in the process. The box also mentioned something about protecting the kingdom's most precious resource, which is milk btw.

    So, if anyone gets it be sure to tell us about it because it looks like something I might get.

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      Crimson Skies
    Posted by: OB1 - 29th October 2003, 6:02 PM - Forum: Tendo City - Replies (18)

    I just got Crimson Skies (with that great TRU 'buy two get on free' deal) and although I haven't had time to play it yet (Enterprise is on), I've heard great things about it and was hoping that one of yous was going to get it so that we could get some Live matches started.

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      Great George Harrison interview
    Posted by: OB1 - 29th October 2003, 3:57 PM - Forum: Tendo City - Replies (18)

    EGM has posted a very good, surprising interview with George Harrison of NOA, and I can't believe some of the things he said. Nintendo is admitting a lot of their mistakes and that is extremely refreshing. He's still iffy on the whole online thing but he is admitting how Sony has been doing so many things right which is why they're number one right now (which is a big :shakeit: to lazy and ABF who said that Sony is #1 soley because of "luck"), and he even admitted that the DVD player actually helped sales of the PS2. It seems that Nintendo is starting to wake up and realize that they have to change some things, that they're really getting their asses kicked. Harrison also talks about how the look of the Gamecube gave the system a really bad image, how it looked like a toy. That ties into how successful the GBA SP has been to adults mainly because of the sleeker, more mature look. They really seem to want to change, and I'm starting to become very optimistic for the future of Nintendo.

    One thing that does worry me, however, is that Harrison was suggesting that instead of having a new handheld ready to combat the PSP next year Nintendo might just make a whole bunch of add-ons for the GBA SP(like the Pokemon-only wireless link). Hopefully that won't be the case, and that the E3 surprise which Iwata alluded to a few months ago will be something much more than a simple add-on.

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      I'm making a book about great sayings.
    Posted by: OB1 - 29th October 2003, 3:13 PM - Forum: Ramble City - Replies (13)

    Here is what I've come up with so far:

    The Greatest Sayings Never Told

    By Daniel Coleman


    1. As they say in Mexico, you never know what kind of cheese will come out of your Sombrero.

    2. A wise man once said that you're never going to get anywhere until you buy the boots.

    3. There's a saying in Georgia that goes something like 'Don't buy too many horses if you don't want bees in your crosses'.

    4. Life is like a box of fecal matter: you never know how bad it's going to taste.

    5. There are two ways to cross a mountain bridge: from one side or the other.

    6. As the saying goes, find a nickel and you've found some money.

    7. A wise man once said that whenever you see a duck flying in the air, it's probably not going to turn into a turtle.

    8. If you have a bottle of wine, make sure you have a glass to drink it with.

    9. Forty-five killer bees equals forty-five dead things.

    10. Never go to Kentucky for a picnic; trucks will never git ya.

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      The Battle of Evil....
    Posted by: Fittisize - 28th October 2003, 8:59 PM - Forum: Den of the Philociraptor - Replies (19)

    I dunno, it's been quite a long time since we've had a good old fashioned debate around here so maybe this could be a good topic...

    Vladimir Tepes "Vlad the Implaer"-Had his own people killed in the most worse and gruesome ways possible...often while eating his own meals too.
    Joseph Stalin "Man of Steel"-Communist leader, had about 10-20 million of his own people killed.
    Adolf Hitler "Wolf"-History's bastard child, killed about 11 million of his own people (plus the tens of millions of allied forces around the world)

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      Favourite Movie Trilogies
    Posted by: Fittisize - 28th October 2003, 4:43 PM - Forum: Den of the Philociraptor - Replies (165)

    Damn that's a tough one....but I gotta say I'm on the ropes with Lord of the Rings and the Matrix...what do you think?

    Oh yeah...if you like uncompleted series (e.g. The Matrix and LotR), more than the others give 'er your vote...and somebody add some more trilogies 'cause I can't add any more.

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      49 - No U-Turn
    Posted by: Great Rumbler - 28th October 2003, 3:44 PM - Forum: Great Rumbler - No Replies

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