In Lord of the Rings: The Third Age, you fight the 'Eye of Sauron.' I s**t you not. A lot of the other boss battles are cool in this game. Like fending off the Balrog! That was awesome. The Eye of Sauron, not so much. I mean, its a huge gigantic eye, that's not exciting or dynamic. After fighting Dire Wraiths and Olyphants and Uruk Hai and Trolls and goblins and orcs. The water monster... ah, a big eye.

Note: it's a turn-based RPG.

[QUOTE="kaigh"]Reading, righteous indignation, collect Transformers (toys - half of the new Movie ones are teh suck), writing, watch and analyze movies, and writing my opinions about the bible in the bible.OmegaNemesis28

The Christian Bible. St. James version. Nothing's sacred and certainly not a half translated 'Bible'. Especial hate for the Old Testament. Sorry, that's how I feel. New Testament, ain't too much wrong with that. But Old Testament, I wouldn't know where to begin with my scathing criticism that other people could probably do better.

As a religious text its lacking. As grist for my mill, it's endless.

Resurrecting old threads...

Nevermind.

A mostly indifferent Western Civilization. In regards to the rest of the world.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't teach it to masturbate :idea:

Say hello to a person that is passing by you on the street. (of course, use your discretion) I have found this a unique experience. Most people don't say anything but sometimes, on those rare occasions, you will have a quick, funny, and friendly conversation. And you may have brightened their day in some fundamental way. There is no way to know but what if... a friendly passing comment from a stranger was one of the highlights of a tough day. Good Karma and when it works it makes you feel good too.

X3: Final Stand. It was such a terrible movie that I swore off movies for a couple of weeks.

But seriously, Requiem For a Dream. Yup.