I saw it and chuckled at the absurdity of it but it was worth the watch..trying to remember who was in it.

Delroy Lindo and Hillary Swank are the only 2 I remember.

about the Liberetto, I agree...it would have been 'revolutionary' if it came out a few years ago but now...not so much.

lol
Totally agree with the bold. What about Sunshine? Did you see that one? Talk about imagination.:)

^^...nope sorry, I never did.


Which US city has fastest internet? You will be surprised

Internet Explorer 9 is out for public beta...give it a whirl, but remember it does not work for XP!

^^^ IE 9 isn't that bad...a lot more seamless than I thought it could be. Now I wonder how Safari and Chrome will answer.


Meantime, for PS3 owners, the Move is out today.

I finished my scorpion's new home last night.:)

I'm having a mini Star Trek marathon.:p I just watched some of the original series, the Next Generation and now I'm watching Star Trek V. I just think that in the course of several years and various Star Trek series, the writers have had the opportunity to tap into some of the most exciting ideas from all fields of physics. And everyone on GC knows that I just love physics.:p Well, with Star Trek's writers, it's just that sometimes they get it right, and sometimes they blow it. Sometimes they just use the words that physicists use, and sometimes they incorporate the ideas associated with them. I just felt like posting this because I was watching how the word "neutronium" was used (which is basically a substance composed of neutrons). And neutron stars are naturally made up of this. I've seen episodes where the Enterprise had several close encounters with neutron stars. I was watching the episode "Evolution", the one where the Nanites were eating the ship's computers, the crew was in the act of studying a neutron star that was apparently about to erupt as it accreted material. Oh, and I love the episode "The Tholian Web". That one was really cool. That one was the one where Kirk drifts in and out of this universe. It was a spatial interphase connecting different dimensional planes, which basically make up parallel universes. There were other episodes I watched where aliens were hiding in these parallel universes. It's just that it's never ending. I love Star Trek, it's just that I really wish we really could "Go where no one has gone before".:(

Been bizzy...but not to neglect my own thread:

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Blackberry introduces the Playbook

New York Comic Con

Glad you bumped this.

Has anyone read the Queen & Country comic book series or prose novels? It was suggested to me and I just wanted to get the comic book people's thoughts.

what's it about? I will look it up first chance I get.

It's about a British SIS field agent, main character is a woman. It ran from the early 2000s to about 2007, I think. It's all in collections now, but still available (for $13.95 on Amazon). It's based on an older British TV show.

I thought given my fascination with SPIEZ I would like it more than the typical superhero stuff.

Cool...I will give it a look, I have a friend that into stuff like that. He would enjoy it!

This thread is the frattiest of all threads on this site. Hands down.

anyone playing NBA 2K11? also cant wait for Black Ops...

Is anyone going to see Skyline? It starts in a few weeks, and I'm SO excited.:)