Lord of the North

Good work Wolfie. The easy was Charlie Chaplin in The Gold rush. 100% Correct on the Medium. The hard though is not the Seven Samurai. Same director for this film as the Seven Samurai. I'll see if anyone can get it before I give the answer (I'll give them a gold star if they do.) Turn goes to you Wolfie.

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Sneakers (1992 Starring Robert Redford, Dan Aykroyd and Sidney Poitier) good movie, own it on dvd.

Huh, well it could just be me. I am at work. I don't see it too. I'm viewing it from home.

There are a few profanities in this one by the same people. A few of the things they make in this sound good. Prepare yourself for the Breakfast Fortress. They get drunk eating pancakes.

Wife and I gave our eldest son Deamonrocks Guild Wars for Christmas. He was able to participate in Wintersday with us and I took a "family Photo" and here it is. I'm in the middle wife is the one on the left and son is on the right.

He has even promised to make me another Avatar for the forums using it.

Well the movie is 100% cgi. The story concept is unique and compelling, the effects are good. Blend a little of Ghost in the Shell, Mad Max, and throw in a Government/ Mad Scientist conspiracy. It also has giant "sand worms" made from "assimilated scrap metal" ala Dune.

Vexille: 2077 Isolation of Japan (subtitled in English) The veil is breached. Japan is infiltrated by agents of the organization S.W.O.R.D., a force operating outside of the protection of the United States and her allies. Their mission: Determine if the Japanese are developing banned robotic bio-technology. run time 1:49:49 You just have to be willing to watch some commercials.

But the instructions say .... step one: pile up sticks, step two light with a match, what's a match?

" got any fours?" "go fish."

Shortly after talking with you I had sent off a pm to Gogo about this idea to get his take on it. Still waiting to hear back but with the Holidays and all I new he would be busy. For everyone else here I had the idea due to the fact that at every in game festival I would take a "family photo" of the wife and I. This year we gave our eldest son a copy of Guild Wars for Christmas and I took a "photo" of the three of us. And that was when the idea of a D.A.R.K clan Family Photo in the Guild Hall hit me. So if anyone else thinks it's a good idea lets us now and we will start getting things organized to do this. Who knows It even could become an annual tradition. and we could post the pics with all the the names under it in a nice "wooden frame". LOTN

That link came back with an error - something about not having permission to access the file on that server... But if you were referring to Ben 1972, or the Michael Jackson song of the same name, then yes... You got it... I suppose I could have gone for a trifecta - but that particular chapter was getting a bit long as it was. And I was going for an alphabetical naming strategy - Algernon, Ben.... W is a LONG ways down the alphabet... I did it different this time.

I got a convection toaster oven with rotisserie attachment, a stick blender, chocolate covered sunflower seeds, tea and Magic the Gathering cards. My son, Deamonrocks, got a web cam, Guild Wars (all three with eye of the north, all hidden in boxes with sockes), and headphones. My wife, Genenut, Got crochet hooks, microfiber sheets, fleece sheets, and Magic the Gathering cards. just to name a few things. Deamonrocks also got a computer that over heats and freezes when he plays Guild wars.

http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BMTY4ODgwMTAxMl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwMjQyOTYyMQ@@._V1._SX214_CR0,0,214,314_.jpg easter egg two. just needed another rat named Willard for a third.

I was doing my best to channel the spirit of Buster Keaton, The Great stone face.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1vas34R7Qw

The monsters have been dropping Egg Nog and other goodies.

Hard is Total Recall The Medium I have seen but can't remember what it is.

Sleipnir was Odin's steed, was the child of Loki and Svaðilfari, was described as the best of all horses, and was sometimes ridden to the location of Hel. The Prose Edda contains extended information regarding the circumstances of Sleipnir's birth, and details that he was gray in color. Sleipnir was also an eight-legged horse.

it's Podgie_bear's turn to go, but I will answer the other two. Medium is Oh My Goddess Hard is Wintertime Staring Sonja Henie (She was a three-time Olympic Champion (1928, 1932, 1936), a ten-time World Champion (1927–1936) and a six-time European Champion (1931–1936). Henie won more Olympic and World titles than any other ladies figure skater. At the height of her acting career she was one of the highest paid stars in Hollywood.)

Mead tastes nothing like beer, it is more like wine but can be flavored with fruit, flowers or herbs and spices.

Todd, is it you that is writing this, or did you quote this? lol is this your own story or something? I am a fun of steampunk btw. gogo I quoted, Gogo. It's from the authors web site. I was going to write a review to put here but read this and liked it better. The people who put this outalso have done other comics too. Myth Adventures (an adaptation of the books by Robert Asprin)

Goodness, I am surprised. That stuff has been around since the middle ages. If it's been brewing for 800 years, I wonder what alcohol % it is.............yikes ! Do they sell it in flagons ? I'm on my way.............just to test it out, o/c. I don't know. A mega rich guy like Schot probably doesn't need to check his statements that often ! Here in the US it is a relatively new. For a long time it was only available as an imported item and even then only seen at some ren-fairs (thats where I had my first taste of it, 22 years later to have it again). With the upswing in home brewing and micro-breweries it is now starting to be made over here.

Just found out the local liquor store carries MEAD! I'm in HEAVEN! Mead FOR EVERYONE!!