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If you decide to bring a six pack to the interview, be sure to offer one to the person interviewing you. It's just common courtesy.

House of Flying Daggers is pretty entertaining, even though it does have a couple of problems (spoiler tags used due to revealing parts of the ending):

Agreed. If the movie version of Legolas were to appear in a standard D&D campaign, he'd be accused of being a DM's Pet PC. :)

Okay, after reviewing all of my options, I'll probably end up getting him a new cordless soldering iron from thinkgeek.com, as his current soldering iron is about 20 years old and has a very short cord. Please keep the suggestions coming, however; my dad's birthday is on January 15, so I'll be...

Some very good suggestions so far, folks! Thanks! I think my dad is pretty set up as far as knives go, and I don't think there are many knife shops near where I live, but thanks for the suggestion! I'll check out this web site later on when I'm not so busy at work. Thanks! Heh, I...

Well, I've got most of my Christmas shopping done already, except there's one person I still need to buy for: my dear old dad. Frankly, I have no idea what to get him, so I decided to come to the EN World boards for help. :) So here's some stuff to help you out: My dad likes to watch movies...

I can't wait until I can go to Google's web site and type in "Where did I leave my damn car keys?" or "What should I get my sister for Christmas?" and get a relevant answer. ;)

This reminds me of another game-related college course I heard about. Apparantly, in the early 1980s, some Ivy League university (I think it may have been Harvard) offered a course on how to master the Rubik's Cube. No, I'm not making this up. :)

Every time I hear the word Grimace, I think of an old David Letterman joke where he mentioned that Grimace was banned from the furniture store for trying to mate with the bean bag chairs. :lol:

I've been using GMail for nearly a year now, and it's the best free email service I've ever used. Now, in response to your questions about it: Pros: Lots of storage space, a big list of useful features, auto-saves drafts of emails so that you won't have to re-type a long email if your computer...

*Gives Dannyalcatraz the Birdie*

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At the end of Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, tune in to see a morbidly obese Ben Stiller going off the deep end. :D

At the end of Jason Goes to Hell, there is a shot of Jason Vorhees' mask is lying in the dirt, then Freddy Krueger's gloved hand pops out of the ground, grabs the mask, and drags it down (presumably to Hell).

At the end of Constantine, we get a scene where Constantine visits the grave of his young friend, who then flies by as an angel. At the very end of the credits for The Phantom Menace, you can hear Darth Vader breathing. At the very end of the credits for Aliens, you hear the sound effect of a...

Well, historical evidence shows the Egyptians using the Scarred Lands as early as 3000 BC. (Sorry, just having a little fun with your choosing of the word "invented" instead of "created" or "developed." ;) )

To quote Napoleon Dynamite, "Like anybody could possibly know that." Having a final episode that was watched by a lot of people does not mean that the majority of the show's fans approved of the changes to the show. The final episode of MASH was a highly-publicised and hyped event, drawing...

I second your suggestion. I just got back from seeing Walk the Line a few hours ago, and it completely blew me away how incredibly accurate Joaquin Phoenix's portrayal of Johnny Cash was. He had Cash's mannerisms and attitude down perfectly, and I was shocked when I learned that he wasn't...

Rest in peace, Pat. You will be missed. :( EDIT: Just noticed that this was mentioned in the dead celebrities thread also. On well.

Yeah, but I don't think it made me laugh as hard as A Boy Named Sue. :D