Lord_Nightblade

The 1966 Batmobile was the Lincoln Futura concept car, modified of course.

Plus, since they said in the video that the last guy built both Batmobiles and since he's obviously not an octogenarian and couldn't possibly have been old enough to build the '66 car, it's pretty likely that both cars are replicas. Dunno if that means he's not spouting a lot of BS, but it does mean that the cars in the video aren't exactly the same as the originals.

Plan B:

There's a link to it in the video's information. Last I checked, they'd raised almost four times more money than they'd set as their goal.

People put their real birthdays in those stupid things?

Rejected, eh? Although, looking through the list, that stuff looks like it could be Think Geek's entire Spring line.

This is why I've never been a fan of literature classes. Analyzing any literary work just feels pointless unless you can talk with author and discuss his or her intent, and then compare and contrast that to how you've interpreted the work.


If that's true, then I hope I never visit the universe where my life is a best seller. God almighty that would be one hella pathetic universe of losers.

I think they've been saying in the promo-hype for ME3 that all of the decisions through the first two games represent around 1,000 variables for the final game. Part of the reason I'm so looking forward to ME3 (aside from being a fan of the series and wanting to see how it wraps up) is that I want to see how some of the decisions from ME1 play out.

Did MEs 1 and 2 on Xbox, so to I'll be sticking with it for all of my saved game data. Plus, I think Mass Effect would make my computer have a nervous breakdown.

Merida suggests that the lad would be happier tossing cabers, her father chiming in that perhaps holding up bridges would also be satisfactory to the boy.

The way I see it, the Cars franchise is Pixar's way of pulling a Matt Groening. Groening's real creative outlet is his Life in Hell comic strip. He was offered the chance to turn it into a series of animated shorts for Tracy Ullman, but chose instead to create the Simpsons for that purpose. So he has the Simpsons, which he's been able to pimp and sell for... geeze, going on 30 years, and that lets him do his Life in Hell strip, which is what he really cares about.

Cars is Pixar's Simpsons. It's the property they can pimp out with merchandise to keep the stock holders nice and happy so that the Pixar writers/producers can work on stuff that they really care about.

Never! Not until The Great Train Robbery 3D re-release!

Good. Honestly, what's the point of setting up a new universe to play in if the writers are just going to rehash old stories? If I wanted to see classic Trek with better special effects, I'd just watch Star Trek Remastered.

Clearly the holodeck has malfunctioned yet again and now Kirk and friends must face their deadliest foe: Real Simulated Evil Modern Sherlock.

You mean Rachel, Odette, and Cheryl don't you? This is for American audiences, after all.

Well, Ivanova is an experienced commander with years of military service and Amy Pond is a redheaded Scotswoman.

I'm going with Amy Pond here.

Assuming, of course, that Amy doesn't successfully seduce Ivanova. And you know she could.

Yes, but the US market is pretty big. If the BBC would use their American cable affiliate to stream more British shows, they could potentially get a lot more revenue from DVD sales and the like. Plus, there's always the online advertising money.

Yeah but she was naked and... articulate.

Depictions of Lincoln with a nasally voice are anti-American. You Commie.