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Yeah, but he was wearing a bullet proof vest.:D

Yep. Office Space. A pretty cool movie. I always busted a gut when the kid gutted the bass and threw it on the TPS reports.:D :D :D

I liked Flash. I got to put him in his place, the pup.:D

What makes you think you would need to change anything for that?:D

Doesn't Lucy swing?:D

So, how did Riker, LeForge, and Cochoran get back to Earth's surface, seeing how the Phoenix is a modified ICBM with no landing gear? And no wings? Did they leave it in orbit, and parachute back Apollo-style? Seems like a waste to throw it away after going through so much trouble to build it.

Are "Paint Missiles" like paintballs? And if so, do they use CO2 to launch, or that "Blackfuel" stuff?

Amnesty!:D

From what I've seen in the trailers, I think I might like it. I didn't know it had a literary beginning until I saw this thread. That being said, "Clear and Present Danger" is a classic example of things that were NOT in the book being put into the movie, I assume for budgetary reasons, that...

Hobbes kept his tail tucked down his trouser leg. Rachel was always asking was he glad to see her or something like that.:D

Yeah, but I couldn't resist. I had only seconds to use the computer.;)

Abe Lincoln has been dead for over 100 years. You got your dates wrong, LOAF.:D

Static defenses can be avoided, or pounded inti oblivion. Maneuver warfare ROCKS!:D

Easy. Dragon. TCS Victory.

You're not holding your tongue right.:p

"Fixed fortifications are monuments to the stupidity of Man." General George S. Patton, United States Army

Tom Wilson is once again the Wing Commander connection. He voiced Matt Bluestone. Not that I ever saw it.

The Herky bird is a fine aircraft. Very reliable and very durable. And it can operate anywhere in the world, doing anything you can think of.

Oh. I thought he was turning it into a stupid joke thread. Honest mistake.:o

A guy walks into a car dealership service center to have his car repaired. The young kid behind the counter is clearly trying to make an impression in his new job. "How can I help you today, sir?" he cheerfully asks. "Just the 60,000 mile service." the guy says. The kid fills out the form...