That NOS Guy

It's cool. The ace in that level is a MIG-31 called "Sword Killer", not really hard. As for 24, that mission is F$^%*() hard just about everytime, XLAA's usually do the trick for me. I just give my wingmen -22's or -23's and I take the Typhoon so I can concentrate on the Arkbird while they take care of the UCAVs.

Actually, SARM(?) missles are God in that level (and in all difficulties). Fly a MIG-31 or F-15 and your set, hell you can go with the SU-47 if you want to pack more in. I just sat there at low speed with my place angled and guided the missile in, no problemo.

Simply Incredible. But seriously, WTF is with the short in the beginning?

Does that mean I can get rid of you? -NOS It was there, I took it.

Eh, it seemed....odd to say the least. It was n't revolting, but then again it wasn't really entertaining.

"Goodbye, and thanks for all the fish."

You forgot in deep space too -NOS Because underwater doesn't sound quite as weird as deep space

This movie was a refereshing breath of air, really geeky, but pretty well done. The plot was a little weak but it was mountains above it's contender in Resident Evil: Apocalpyse. -NOS Staring at the spaceship: "THAT'S NO MOON!"

I may be a pretty big fan of Fantasy but I always had a soft spot for 40K, and hot damn! Only problem: No Imperial Guard

So I just finished up this near End of Eva clone and y'know I was actually liking it. I mean the first 3/4s of the movie was pretty coherent with little to no "Huh?" to those who've watched the series. Then the did the end. Now, for a semi-compelation movie it did help to fill out some relationship dynamics between certain character, AND LEFT OTHER CHARCTERS COMPLETELY LEFT OUT OR CHANGED QUITE APPARENTLY. Not that it was really a bad thing in regards to the movies intended goal, which I think was to fill out dynimaics of character relations, specfically in regards to Ayato and Haruka. Anyway, can a get a little help in regards to the ending? It left me a bit dazed and confused (kinda like the series), and some FYI or "Endings For Dummies" would be much appreciated. Thank you.

I for one would shell out some serious cash for work of that nature. Keep up the great work!

The FMA dub, the horror. I'm kinda "meh" on the SAC thing but I absolutely loved the OVA. I just wonder how many times their going to re-show it and how the dub is going to be. -NOS Za-paper is hot.

If you want a post-Karekano project, look for something called Ebichu Minds The House. "WTF IS THAT HAMSTER DOING?!"

I wish there was a soundbite saying "Mortal Kombat!!!!" that activated on these forums everytime a flame war erupted. -NOS Because it'd be funny.

Seconded. -NOS Whose getting yelled at by his GF by reading this thread.

RahXephon got almost as trippy as Eva towards the end but managed to pull itself back onto the sane side of things just in time for the end. It'd certaintly get my pickfor an all around good mecha series. Argento Soma is a bit out there but enjoyable none the less. -NOS And yes, PLANETES was a great anime.

Well the GTO live action has been around for quite some time, other then that I'm not aware of any others. -NOS There's a reason for most Japanese TV being non-subbed

There was a reason people dropped this like a hot potato the first time around. -NOS I demand a reshoot.

Greg! In my office. I loved the game, a bit too much apparently.

Being fansubbed right now.

Don't get me started on the Conservative peons, it's just anyone bending the truth annoys me. Especially for political reason. -NOS If it were up to me I'd make a modern day Bastille just for Coulter.

Next to the 50+ 1/144 models, those would look pretty cool. Gunda's 25th was April, 7th, or 9th I can't recall correctly. -NOS Hey, nothing in the rule book against liking both.

Finally, a movie that kicks the crap out of Moore. The bastard. -NOS South Park, the last bastion of sanity

What a lovely viewpoint on the Cinema.

If we could dynamos to th spinning corpse we could half the energy needs of the North American continent, simply because all the bad movies keep him going at a constant rate. Of course, this movie does look promising for a change.