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Much better comment system, MBC.

Oh and why does everyone think Kill 'Em All should be included in their best albums? There were 2 good songs, the rest were skip-worthy, boring, and bland. Just a bunch of really fast, substance-lacking riffs, really. RTL was when they finally "got it."

My hobby in the last 4 hours has been looking at all the DM reviews I could possibly find. Some of the things the reviews note tend to baffle me. People either love or hate the Unforgiven III. I personally love it. And I hated it the first time I heard it. The solo sucked, it didn't sound like the return to The Unforgiven that I was expecting, and I didn't think the intro meshed well with the bulk of the song. Then I listened again. Started to like it, like it more, then love it. It's just a fantastic song, and the lyrics have that sort of old-time sailing, or pirate-type theme which I think is a brilliant metaphorical background for the lyrics. And now everything seems to mesh. And the solo makes more sense to me now, as I can hear the subtleties in it better now. Although it doesn't sound at all similar to The Unforgiven, it follows the same philosophy - great job of building up, tearing down, then again building to a powerful climax. And it does so with ease - I've heard it now at least 20 times and still tend to get chills as the song builds to solo.

I don't see what the issue is with it being "sandwiched" between two other songs. This is not a rock opera - it is not an album intended to flow from one song to the next in a continuous manner. Each song could have been placed anywhere on the album, with the exception of the instrumental and opening song.

Oh and this is about the 4th review I've seen comparing that "The End of the Line" riff to "Animal" from Pearl Jam. Really not all that similar if you ask me. I think one guy said it, then every other review caught on after that... too uncanny.

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The thing that bothers me is that I don't know how to reach the reasonable Hillary supporters without having to first weed out the unreasonable ones who would rather see McCain elected than Obama, or who would rather attack Obama for any and all perceived slights than to attack McCain for any of his overt inanities. For months now those who are past the point of unification have comingled with those earnestly supporting someone they thought was a better candidate, and differentiating the two now is nearly impossible.


I'll gladly try and convince anyone I think can be convinced to support our nominee, but I don't see the point in wasting time and effort on those "Democrats" who would rather see a Republican president than a black one.

Dale,
I haven't read your review yet, so far after reading your comments here, I doubt that I'll find much better commentary.



More and more people I have talked to, have loved the film and are recommending it to everyone they talk to. As you two should also be doing!



In response to your response, critics aren't impressive. Sure they can indicate a general view and reflect public opinion if you find enough of them who agree, but come on, what "industry critic" wouldn't give a thumbs down to an inherently Christian story. As you should know from your graduate work in philosophy you can find a sophist to stand up for any point of view. Speaking of critics rottentomatoes.com has Prince Caspian registering at 60%-80% favorable from about 150+ different critics. So don't give me "I was a theater major, I know better" lines.



If you really want to make an argument from how the masses accept the film, box office tallies would be a better indicator so only time will tell on that one. So far 55M on opening weekend ain't bad, it's no box office record but don't count your chickens till they hatch.



Here is a great commentary from a well respected Christian professor at some fundamental bible school in the LA area, Oh yeah, didn't you all go there? and get your fancy degrees from that school?



Read here Wonderful Film, Better Than the Book to see what other thoughtful Christian folks are saying about the film.



p.s. It's funny that the "impotently large figure" as you say, is clearly the Hero of the film who turns the tide. If that's what you call impotence, than get me some of that! The three princes/kings are protagonists, yes, brave, sure, but hero's, no. And if you don't think that Aslan is clearly the savior/hero of the film than the next best you could argue is Lucy, and she is only trusting in Aslan. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think that's called begging the question. Oops did I just beat up a straw-man, I'm gonna have to stop doing that.

Jonalyn, your just flat out wrong on this one!


I'm sorry but your commentary is maybe 5% to 10% accurate. And even then the places you get it right your perspective is so skewed you don't even allow yourself to see where the film makers did their job extraordinarily well and how true to the grand story Prince Caspian really was.



If I have time, I will write a point by point refutation of your flawed analysis, but in the meantime, everyone should go and see this film, it is fantastic! Granted it can have its cheesy moments, but it is an excellent presentation on the silver screen of Lewis' "Martian" novel in the Narnia Cronicles.



-see M.Ward's Planet Narnia for more info on the books mythological planetary themes.

That is da GIZMO!

I think it needs to come with an ottoman!

As a christian u make assumptions about peoples level of faith. I ask u then where is yours because u should know it is Gods place to judge. With this mindset you will never save anyone!

Carlo Zottman just rolled out a solution similar to this called escaloop.com



http://carlo.zottmann.org/2008/01/12/escaloopcom-...

Yeah, the problem with most "bird sanctuaries" are the many other, less desirable winged creatures you encounter.

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I have concluded that the last picture of you looks like a octopus

phone no credit wad ....

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Top 3 moments you remember about me

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2. glances in Bam Villa's parking lot
3. long conversations on ICQ

Im sure lambergini wouldnt mind if the diablo sold as well as the ps2 or possibly the upcoming ps3.

they had this for the ps1 though it was expensive. but actualy sony anounced this a while back for ps3 FOR FREE using Linux.

Hey Chuck he was refering to the 500 dollar model wich is only a 100 dollar diferene from the 360.

WHY DOES EVERYONE SUSPECT SONY TO LOSE. THE JULY NPD NUMBERS ARE OUT AND THE PS2 IS STILL ON TOP OF EVERYONE INCLUDING THE 360. regardless if what phil says is right or wrong he has the right to say what ever he wants without fear because theyre dominating the almost non existant competition. If you check wiki youll see that the ps2 has SOLD about 107mill surpasing even the gameboy wich was redisigned several times

i agree with red the wii is just a gimmick. if you want motion sensing just get an eyetoy. its actualy a little bit cooler sense it puts you on the screen but it doesnt take long before you get tired of moving around. it is a good workout though.

the 360s gpu is more powerful than the ps3s? Dont make me laugh. its obvious judging from in game ps3 footage of games running off of unfinished dev kits that the ps3 is much more powerful than the 360.

I doubt they will go through with this. It would be wise for them to make profit on their home console before making a portable. sony didnt make a portable until after making the two most succesful console of all time. theres realy no reason for ms to rush this. they should focus on the 360 before the ps2 kills it. yes I said PS2!