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I don't think my post was an overreaction. As Rel already explained, your original post was worded in a way that made it sound like you expected stupid behavior from people with the Christian Fish on their car. I can understand that you're angery over the hypocrisy of people who show blatant...

This is disappointing news to hear, but not too suprising (I was kinda expecting this to happen after Serenity's disappointing box office returns) and not something I'm going to fret over. I liked Firefly (despite how annoying I find the "Whedon is God!" fanboys who constantly put down other...

I'll keep you and your family in your thoughts and prayers, DungeonmasterCal. And I also think your anger isn't as unusual of a reaction as you think; a few years ago, one of my buddies from high school committed suicide by intentionally overdosing on painkillers. While I was saddened at the...

Another good movie with a bad trailer was X-Men. After first seeing the trailer for it, I was convinced that it was gonna suck. Instead, it turned out to be pretty good. :)

Taco supreme.

My favorite ethnic miscasting ever: In the movie The Conquerer, John Wayne plays Genghis Khan. No, I'm not making that up. :lol:

It's a reference to the Christian Fish symbol, which was used by early Christians as a means of identifying themselves to each other, and is now used as a bumper or window sticker by Christians who wish to display their choice of religion. In Samuel's post, it's unclear whether he is referring...

Well, Whedon did write Alien: Resurrection. If you ask me, he deserves all the praise that fanboys heap upon him. ;)

Merry Christmas, EN Worlders!

Or how about a picture? ;)

http://xboxfor100.ytmnd.com/ This made me laugh hard. While the actual web page dosen't exist anymore (apparantly the person who posted it found a buyer), a screenshot found its way to YTMND... and the sound clip adds an extra touch of humor. :lol: I'll bet the kid mentioned on the page...

The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien The Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander The Icewind Dale Trilogy by R.A. Salvatore The Hour of the Dragon by Robert E. Howard Also, if anybody were to adapt A Song of Ice and Fire into a movie, I think that they'd be brought up on child pornography charges. :eek:

I did like the Blues Brothers' rendition of Johnny Cash's Ghost Riders in the Sky. :)

Funny you should mention that; there's another fish & chips joint in my town known as "Polar Queen". Unlike Daley Freez, however, Polar Queen has indoor seating (although everybody pretty much agrees that Daley Freez has better food than Polar Queen).

In a deleted scene to the movie Pulp Fiction, Mia Wallace (Uma Thurmond's character) comments that there are two kinds of people in this world: Elvis people and Beatles people. Now, it's possible for Elvis people to like the Beatles, and it's possible for Beatles people to like Elvis, but...

Yep, there's a fish & chips stand in my town called "Daley Freez". They are best-known for their fish & chips (which are so popular that people from neighboring towns drive over just to eat there), but they also sell hamburgers, fish sandwiches, hot dogs, corn dogs, chicken strips, shakes, etc...

Those Santa stats might actually become useful if anybody ever ran a Narnia campaign. :)

Actually, Arnold was fully behind returning to star in King Conan: Crown of Iron until he got elected Governer of California. This resulted in a search for another actor to play Conan, but eventually the project died after spending years in pre-production limbo.

Yes, and we also destroy giant apes that rampage through major cities killing innocent bystanders and doing thousands (millions?) of dollars worth of property damage. :p

Not only that, but Peter Jackson was such an elf fanboy that he allowed himself to be killed by an elf in the extended edition of RotK. Plus, there's the whole "Elf beating a dwarf in a drinking contest" scene. :D