quote:Originally posted by Da_Bang: BTW Jim, that link there just takes me on a roundabout trip through google and finally to the microsoft home page...
It's just that there's too many "http://"s in there. This should work:
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At the risk of continuing the off-topic tangent, (ha ha, who are we kidding this is Flare right?) I liked Temple of Doom, but there's no way you can say it was better than Last Crusade. Calling the latter is a "pale shadow" of the former is...insane. Now, Raiders is a different matter, mind you. It is the original and the best.
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No way- Temple of Doom was great all by itself, and did not have to resort to the "Evil Nazis want to rule TEH WORLD via God's Magic!" thing. Last Crusade was just a poor copy of Raiders' plot, while Temple was unique -and cool in that it's set before Raiders.
Besides, the whole nightclub scene was amazing- everything was perfectly coreographed and filmed to be exciting and funny at the same time- without being silly.
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quote:Originally posted by Jim NCC1701A: Roundabout trip through Google and then to Micros***? What a bad trip...
Ya, I've had better...
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