Uh, yeah! Alriiight! We got it! We found the little prick! Illusive son of a bitch! We nailed it! Fuck, yeah!! We found this... the... little... thing. Damn right! Who da man? Who da man?! We da men! Ahah!! It's done! Bag it!! Can you believe we found the thing? Oh, man. I can't... I... oh... This is really great. The whole thing... the little... I mean, c'mon!! It's there! Look, it's... right there. We... What the fuck is this thing? No, really, what the... fuck is this... thing... we just f... found? Ah, gotta patent the fuck outta the fucker, anyway!

Do you mean: 'pump up kicks?!

- D: Dradis contact! Oh frack! A cylon base ship just jumped in on top of us...

- Admiral Adama: If only it was full of number sixes...

- Colonel Tigh: Oh man, I'd give my right eye for that!

Oh crap! Sorry guys... I'm having those number six dreams *again*.

I've never had any trouble finding apps in XP's start menu. I use 'dirs' and group the apps by genre. I have design apps, sound apps, internet, security, utils, and so on. No need to scroll or have two columns. I don't use quick launch and I don't have a single app shortcut on my desktop (I have quite a few txts in there though, as post its...).

"you can leave you tin foil hat on"

Truth is, it's probable just The Stig in the trunk, with a laptop.

Great, so you'll loose all the money you have with you AND a baseball bat...

That's what they get for using MS software.

Incidently, I gotta ask, what comes after Karma: Terrible, even when harmless jokes are involved?

My fault, I read it here and... well, I talk while I sleep...

You're missing the point. This means there were once trees on the moon!

BMIs? WTF!

Big Mean Idiots?

PS: LOLZ

My first impressions after watching both movies and reading both books, IIRC, since it was many years ago (I'm 34), were:

2001: great book, masterpiece of a movie.
2010: maybe even a better book than 2001, but a regular movie.

I still enjoyed the whole thing, of course.

I was able to see a restored version of 2001 in a proper movie screen in the end of the 90's. That's an experience I won't forget.

I do find it weird that people who love the book consider the movie boring though... I mean, it goes by faster than the book, of course, and it's basically the same thing, just masterfully illustrated. It's like watching a slide show. I actually have a book about the movie, with thousands of pictures from the actual frames. Interesting stuff.

Finally, a plan!

Ah, Arkanoid, the single player version of pong. I really miss that one.

You must be american. It's no wonder a genius of that magnitude decided to get the hell out. I hope you choke on popcorn the next time you think you're watching a movie.

There's so much on that masterpiece you'd take your lifetime just to grasp the obvious 10%. If you could focus for more than half an hour, that is.

But hey, don't take my word for it.