"Science in general. This was a film seen by millions of people - it is probably the first thing most people think about when the subject of asteroids comes up. It's well for Carl Sagan that he was already deceased - the notion that such a movie existed would have killed him. Armaggedon's contemporary, Deep Impact, was more plausible and realistic, if you can get past Elija Wood being a teenager. Alas, it tanked."
More plausible and realistic, maybe, but it tanked for good reason. That movie was equally as terrible, and I was distraught that Elijah Wood was still alive at the end.
Red Alert you mean. C&C had the Obelisk (I think it was, can't remember exact name. Regardless, it was a tower that shone a red 'laser' and cooked enemies). Red Alert had Tesla Towers (1 and 2), but 2 had Tesla Troopers as well.
"And before someone pipes up saying "The United Nations should administer the programme" please have a read about the spectacular success of the UN Oil-For-Food Programme, first."
That went perfectly mate, I mean look how much oil they got out!
Take out a seat of government, and destabilise the national treasury, Wall Street (If America), etc.
The stock market and economy will collapse, bringing on a great spread of idlemobs and crime, etc. The instability eventually leads to the point where a country crumbles.
I can honestly say that/my/mount/point is more illogical than D:\. You know where stuff is without it being hidden by linux fluff.
And besides, the whole C:\Directory\Sub\Etc affair began with DOS. And sometimes I wish I could go back:(
There's only a water problem in the sense that there's been little investment in new dams or systems to procure more water. Hell, even flooding a decent part of the inland with the ocean would greatly solve that.
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... this picture of Natalie Portman, pure garbage.
More plausible and realistic, maybe, but it tanked for good reason. That movie was equally as terrible, and I was distraught that Elijah Wood was still alive at the end.
But where are you going to get garbage? You don't just find it lying on the streets of Manhatten...
And turn up the air-conditioning? Those Scientists know who's boss!
If it's needed, it'll be done yes. But some wily bugger will find a way to make a buck out of it
Seeing how we seem to be losing quite a bit of ice, I would recomend that we immediatly mine Haley's Comet for more
Well, I call Special Relativity, so it must have happened decades ago for someone in a different part of the universe...
But it's only a matter of time until a picture of the Colonel ends up on the rooves of said Humvee's visible from Earth
Perhaps you'd like to meet my friend, Mr 'Corporate Key'
Red Alert you mean. C&C had the Obelisk (I think it was, can't remember exact name. Regardless, it was a tower that shone a red 'laser' and cooked enemies). Red Alert had Tesla Towers (1 and 2), but 2 had Tesla Troopers as well.
That went perfectly mate, I mean look how much oil they got out!
You probably wouldn't want it, it requires the IRL extensions and wont run on linux
I thought he was already appearing in the new port of 'Vice-Presidential Action Rangers'
Actually I was trying to take a cheap shot at Farcry...
Quality over quantity is the ethos of this article
Heh I can still accurately map out nearly all the incarnations of DM-Morpheus in my head...
Take out a seat of government, and destabilise the national treasury, Wall Street (If America), etc. The stock market and economy will collapse, bringing on a great spread of idlemobs and crime, etc. The instability eventually leads to the point where a country crumbles.
How can sony ever succeed when some witty chap replaces the 's' with '$'?
It could be said Goldeneye is a mindless timesink that's aged horribly.
I can honestly say that /my/mount/point is more illogical than D:\. You know where stuff is without it being hidden by linux fluff.
And besides, the whole C:\Directory\Sub\Etc affair began with DOS. And sometimes I wish I could go back :(
There's only a water problem in the sense that there's been little investment in new dams or systems to procure more water. Hell, even flooding a decent part of the inland with the ocean would greatly solve that.
They do have that sort of thing, where people wont let you in or out of a town. It's called quarantine, and it's quite useful.
But sitting on a chair can increase the rate of childhood obesity... WONT SOMEONE PLEASE THINK OF THE CHILDREN?!
You think slashdot readers have sex?
Well, Linux has its serious faults, as does Windows. But when was the last time we heard one of those stories?