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That is a hard one to judge. If you don't like the TV "serial" format, you will probably not like it. If you like that, or are indifferent, I would say check out the first season. Whether or not you like the first season, you would probably feel the same about the rest. Overall it is a pretty good show, and I would veer to the side of saying you should get it. It's no BSG though :P .

Damn, I don't know any of those. I even cheated and looked on Google for Barranquilla, Columbia to see if I could find out what movie it was from :P . All I found out is it is the birthplace of Shakira. :D

Why is it that people have such a hard time reading the topic?

Haha! You are making a joke, aren't you?

I did the United States one on that website, got a 100% :P . Surprisingly enough it was a lot easier when it is not in puzzle form.

Oh god, you have no idea how many times I heard that. That was really before I watched SP though, after I started watching it for some reason I didn't mind as much. You would think that would be the other way around, because of the character, but it wasn't :D . Basically the same here, except I don't mind all that much if they call me Timothy.

I agree, ants are pretty awesome. We have ant problems in our house all the time. I think I am the one who causes it, because if I see a line of them on my floor going for some food, I will put down another piece just to watch them tear it apart and transport it :D

I got that Underground movie, it sounded pretty good :D . I'll watch it if I get a chance tomorrow. The Day After Tomorrow - I found this movie pretty entertaining, in a comical way. Maybe I would have felt differently if I hadn't seen the South Park episode :D . I don't know, I just couldn't take any of it seriously. It wasn't really all that great of a movie either. One of the big things going for it was supposed to be the special effects, but they downright sucked at times. Still, the ice chasing them through the library, I can't stop laughing at that :lol: .

One guess per post. :wink: I should have known 15 is V for Vendetta right away, I have seen it enough. Although it is kind of obscure :P .

96 on the States placement, 28 on the capitals :P

Grindhouse - Heh, I can't believe I forgot about this one, especially since I made a topic for it. Kind of surprised it didn't get more replies, I bet if I put Quentin Tarantino in the title more people would have looked :P . Zodiac - It's the new David Fincher movie. Of the three I have seen of his, two have been excellent (Fight Club and Se7en), the other one, not so much (Alien 3).

86.48. I was never too far off.

Yeah, it is pretty tough. I only recognized one, at least in the other ones I could recognize a few. I will guess again since three people posted, I am guessing 29. King Arthur.

Rule #37 is part of a set of fake rules, which aren't accepted. Rule #34 is... well it is interesting. Heh, my first name is Tim, is my last name Buckley? :P Do you go by Tim, Timmy, or Timothy?

It just rained a ton here. Not cold enough to ice. It did affect me though, it made work absolutely horrible today. I came home with mud in places I didn't even know existed. And there is still more rain to come...

I was waiting until I received all five seasons of 24 before posting, and I just received the last one so here we go :D . Overview V for Vendetta Special Edition and the Matrix Ultimate Collection Planet of the Apes Ultimate DVD Collection +packaging for othe special sets, since I am a pack-rat and can't throw anything away TV shows on the top back shelf (which I made myself 8-) ), and DVD collections in the front Continuation of top, some LOTR swag mixed in there The rest of my movies

I had a principal who was named Gaylord.

27. Forrest Gump EDIT: I meant 27 not 26 :D

I couldn't pick the best book I ever read, because I have read a lot of good books :P . I can however pick my favourite, which is Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. If you really want to know more than just my favourite, you could check out one of the many other book topics that have been done in the past.

Samantha or Just Sam. Dammit you're gender is a mystery! :lol: Rule #37. Anyways, my name is Tim. For some reason, I like it when people call me Indy. So you should call me that, and it is easier to remember :D

But does the author have more then one book? He needs to read two books from the same author. Yep, he has four in that series and four in a parallel series, then a few others. I mentioned him in post also, but didn't list books because I didn't know where to start :P .

I thought carrot. I wonder if there is a logical reason for this, or if they sampled people and just chose the one that was most probable.

In some instances graphics are important. For example, I bought a new computer so I could play Oblivion with good graphics. But if it was a crappy game I would have been mad and not played it anymore no matter how good of graphics it had. Hand held consoles are a little different, for me at least. It doesn't matter how good of graphics it has, because the only games I enjoy playing on small screens are the classics, like Tetris. I couldn't play an Oblivion type game on there, or a FPS. I would want games like flash games on the internet, simple. That is why I probably won't ever buy either of them, because I could buy an old GameBoy color and Tetris for about $15, and that would take care of my handheld needs.

Have you read the other Heller book I mentioned, Something Happened? If you liked Catch 22, you will probably like this one too. Just stick with it till the end.

It's dealing with integrals so it is some form of Calculus.