When they put Colbert in the movie for a cameo role it made me think they weren't really treating the material or audience with respect.dave123321

i dont see whats wrong with this... colbert is a huge fantasy nut, tolkian nerd, avid DnD player as well as an AMAZING actor.

i imagine what ever small role they give him will be done with the utmost respect. if there was anyone i could count on playing a minor tolkian character authentically it would be colbert.

sort of.

wasn't dwarvish enough.

[QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"][QUOTE="PurdueBoilers"] Whew, thanks for the link. That settles it. No reason to distrust anything that comes out as we've never been lied to before.PurdueBoilers

i feel this fits.

I believe the one in which the pope (and obama for that matter) is actualy a shapeshifting alien lizard.

[QUOTE="gamerguru100"][QUOTE="dave123321"] 100000 out of texans that know about this budhartsickdiscipl

You're ignorant as hell for assuming that this has anything to do with race. It's absolutely maddening to see someone try to use that tired old argument. The issue is the incompetence of the federal government and the fact that our president supports things like the Patriot Act, the TSA, and NDAA. That should be more than enough reason to want to get away.

hmmm seems to me that i like all those things.. seems like me and Texas have some disagreements, oh wait only .4%(at max) of texas supports this guess i dont have to worry.

maybe?

why would i?

[QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

hmm guess the AP books i used were held to a higher standard then.

br0kenrabbit

Dunno, most of my studies were AP as well. But even my college textbooks were riddled with errors.

i didn't even have "text books" at my university.

so i guess i may be a bit out of touch.

[QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

[QUOTE="67gt500"] I went normal and I'm glad I didnt spring for the extra yen... the damn thing is so fast, that unless you have money to burn, FC isnt worth it imo...67gt500

well it really depends on how long of a ride he is planning.

you mean legroom period lol.

[QUOTE="frannkzappa"]

were in the hell did your school get those books???

i can however guarantee that the textbooks are by no means that messed on a regular basis.

br0kenrabbit

It's actually quite common. Many textbooks are full of errors.

Twelve of the most popular science textbooks used at middle schools across the nation are riddled with errors, according to a two-year study led by a North Carolina State University researcher.

The errors range from maps depicting the equator passing through the southern United States to a photo of singer Linda Ronstadt labeled as a silicon crystal.

None of the 12 textbooks has an acceptable level of accuracy, according to N.C. State physics professor John Hubisz, the report's author.

"These are terrible books, and they're probably a strong component of why we do so poorly in science," on standardized tests, he said.

"The books have a very large number of errors, many irrelevant photographs, complicated illustrations, experiments that could not possibly work, and drawings that represented impossible situations."

-Source

hmm guess the AP books i used were held to a higher standard then.