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He will always be remembering for knowing his own needs: soft Corinthian leather. RIP sr. Montalban.

MSM, Is it here? http://www.classicalarchives.com/main/d.html#DVORAK They have a wealth of classical MIDIs, including those by Dvorak. I see "Romanze" being the third movement of his String Quartet No. 10 (Op. 51), and also see "Nemorino's Romance," but I don't even see an Op.11 by Dvorak. There's this, but it's not a MIDI: https://www.stagepass.com/groupartist/artis...Invnum=48018293

Three villains in the same movie? What a great idea *cough cough* Spiderman 3 *cough cough*...

Never heard it.

I was born in the year of Raiders of the Lost Ark.

I'm really glad I bought each CR box less than a month after its release. I didn't dream they'd become hard to find, but I knew they wouldn't get any cheaper for a while.

To be honest, Marc, I still haven't seen Die Hard 4.0 yet, though I think I was thinking that very thought about breaching the firewall during last night's episode. So 24 thus far is a happy medley of two Die Hards. Now all we need is Jack Bauer's shoes to come off and some underground dump trucks, and buddy, this show will have it down pat!

It's dark out right now. That's undeniable fact. However, someone in Europe might disagree with me. Nobody wins.

Last we saw her, she was dating C Thomas Howell, came to CTU for no good reason, and watched Sean Astin die. Somewhere in there she found time to date Sean Avery, too.

I'm waiting for the technology that just beams the video signals directly into my brain. The optic nerve is so antiquated, we need a replacement. Wait, wait, wait...This was my 2001st post...you know what that means... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENl4JK6LJ0Y

Don't worry. 24 does have Manny Coto and Brannon Braga as executive producers. If it becomes too formulaic, they can always dip into the Rick Berman well for fresh ideas. That means giving Agent Walker or Chloe a catsuit. Or just ditching the whole contemporary American political scene entirely, and making aliens the bad guys.

I sniggered a bit, too, considering how much it liberally borrowed from Die Hard 2. But I still enjoyed it, and I'll watch it faithfully all season. It's nice to see the groundwork laid for multiple parallel storylines so soon, because this plot truly does involve feints within feints within feints. Irony: The bad guy from RoboCop judging Jack Bauer about the illegality of torturing terrorists.

Actually, I think Bruce Willis would be great for the part. The question is if Victor Freeze is "real" enough for Nolan's Gotham City. Ledger's Joker shows there is room for psychopathic, borderline loony criminal geniuses, and Eckhart's Two-Face pushes the envelope on how quickly a patient with extreme facial injuries can be emotive again, but the cryosuit defies logic.

The only comic book role Patrick Stewart should take on is Charles Xavier. Period. Find some other bald gentleman to play Victor Freeze.

Eh, we're all bored and need hobbies. Tweaking the Indy box set to the nth degree is better than a lot of other crap we could do.

Do we have the music that's used in the tank sequence from TLC when Indy shoots three guys with one bullet? It's a sweet little ditty that adds comedy to the situation, and then it gets back into the tank music. I'm not sure I'd actually want to break the nice cut/paste job I received to put it in there, just wondering is all.

Hmm, we have two bums who voted #1. This score is 5/5 perfection in every sense of the word. PayPal asks you to log in first, then give the address, then confirm the sale. At least it's a bona fide Paypal transaction, and not like LaLaLand: please enter the number of the CD you want to buy in the comments field. Nothing against LaLaLand, because I did get my CD, but it just seemed weird at first.

I did a speed change of +2.04% using Audacity on "The Old Priest" and it sounded a lot better when glued to the "Child Returns" track.

Ok, I found The Child Returns in the editing package. I think I dismissed it as having too many SFX, then listened to the DVD which was worse but by then didn't mind, so now what's in the package sounds great. The problem came when I pasted it to the end of The Old Priest. It sounded terrible! Do I have to adjust the pitch of either The Old Priest, The Child Returns (or both), and then also Short Round's Theme, in order to stitch these three tracks together properly?

I want to see Dead Snow when it becomes available in the USA.

No, no, no. It goes 1, 2, 5.

I rather liked what I wrote here, but *sniff sniff* I was mean. I so sorry.

I got the editing package on November 25. Were digitalfreaknyc's TLC files included in that package? The link currently shows Last Crusade Editing Package 2.0..zip / 201.8 MB / Last Crusade Editing Package REVISED I just want to make sure that the TLC files I've got are the best quality around.

I rather liked what I wrote here, but *sniff sniff* I was mean. I so sorry.