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You mean the scene that took place after he'd been manhandled by a few hundred of Thulsa Doom's fanatical followers? John Milius had absolutely nothing to do with Conan the Destroyer. He refused to write and direct the second Conan movie after the studio told him that they wanted a more...

I have a Casio analog watch with glow-in-the-dark hands and a small LCD screen that you can set to display the date, military time, or an alternate time zone's time. It's worked perfectly for me for the last two years, and it only cost me about $50.

It wasn't really important. By the time Alan Alda was given control of MASH, anti-war propoganda had been prevelant in books, movies, and music for over a decade. The first few seasons of MASH were a comedic masterpiece, but after Alda took over it became melodramatic, preachy, and full of...

And now, random facts about Chuck Norris:

Uh oh. Do you realized what you've done? You've badmouthed something made by Joss Whedon. Prepare to be assaulted by fanboys. ;)

Personally, I was upset at how after Alan Alda's takeover of the show, every military officer who wasn't a doctor was portrayed as a warmongering fascist who cared nothing about the men he commanded. Because I have friends who are career military officers, I found this portrayal to both...

The movie has ninjas in it, it's going to be cool. Period.

You aren't the only one. Even Peter Griffin from Family Guy once commented that he hated MASH after "Alan Alda took control behind the camera and the show got all depressing and preachy." :)

Saw these on another forum a little earlier, and they had me rolling (although I had to edit a few of the ones that were a little too dirty for EN World). Enjoy! You can find all of these and more at http://www.4q.cc/, which also has random facts about Chuck Norris and Mr. T. :lol: (But the...

Final episode of Seinfeld sucked. I hate clip shows. I also didn't care much for the final episode of M*A*S*H, but that whole series took a big downhill slide after Alan Alda took creative control.

I didn't know you were German, Frukathka. ;)

I'm not surprised that you're a Johnny Cash fan, considering your nickname. ;)

My shaman (and all of my other Horde characters) are on Doomhammer. My shaman's name is Elfkicker in case you (or any other EN Worlders) decide to make a Horde character on that server.

Don't forget I Hung my Head (Sting), First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Roberta Flack), Desperado (the Eagles), I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (which I believe is a cover of a Willie Nelson song), and We'll Meet Again (which I believe is a cover of an Anne Murray song, but I'm not certain).

I believe that the most famous case of this was the show Beverly Hills 90210, which was supposed to be about teenagers, but most of the cast were in their late-20s or early-30s. :)

I'm really excited for this patch. Not only will I get two new raid dungeons to do with my guild, but the linked auction houses should hopefully reduce crowding in Ironforge and Orgrimmar. Plus, my level 60 orc shaman will have a new spell to play with. :)

Actually, Johnny Cash was never fully comfortable being described as a country singer. He felt that his music really couldn't be described in terms of a single genre. Indeed, after listening to a wide selection of his music over the years, it's obvious that he's been also been influenced by...

You've got good taste in music, QD. I own American IV: The Man Comes Around as well, and it's probably Cash's best overall album in terms of quality. I love every single track on it.

Red Swingline staplers?

I highly recommend Batman: The Animated Series. I bought the entire series on DVD, and they're just as awesome as I remember them being.