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http://adisney.go.com/disneypictures/pirates/atworldsend/pirates3.swf?eclipid=b10000 That looks gooooooooood. I look forward to seeing it.

Peter Lynn and Jay Pinkerton used have this website called "Trailer Trash", in which they would scathingly review upcoming movie trailers. Now that Jay works for Cracked, they've sold their schtick out and produced this piece. http://www.cracked.com/index.php?name=News&sid=1724 It features trailer reviews for "Reign Over Me", "Blades of Glory", "At Worlds End" and many, many more. Enjoy.

Who else is as phsyched as I am?

The MPAA, always the judge of what is good and right in the world of the movies, is unhappy with the 'R' rating, saying that there should be a 'hard R' for more violence, sex, and bad language, so that parents can decide better what their kids should be watching. Doesn't the 'R' rating mean 'Restricted?' As in, you can't get in under the age of 17 without a parent? Now, follow us here. If you can't get in to these movies without a parent, doesn't it only stand to reason that these parents that would be offended by the movies that would be a 'hard R,' and not allow their underage children to go to it? Or are they freely admitting that no one checks to see if ch…

Relatively new game show, that is really fun to watch and makes you go "Oh my god they know that?" So far the game show, none of the adults have finished the game with out saying "I am not smarter than a fifth grader". And of the 5th graders present I beleive they've only missed one question of the shows short time span in existance... Anyone else watch this? I didn't on Thursday cause Smallville was new <pouts> News about the show: http://apnews.myway.com//article/20070316/D8NTID9G0.html Mat

I bet you money Sister Patterson (New York's mom) wants her own show. Any suggestions? I'm thinking a talk show where she doles out dating advice.

The Illuminators are an organization at Dragonmount that focuses on the creative energies of the members as a whole. We do not have any one specific purpose except creativity. We have the ability to grow into whatever creative minds can come up with. The Illuminators currently have five chapter houses. Each house focuses on something general, but these are not the limits of the Illuminators. The Scribe's Chapter house focuses on our writers, editors and publishers. The Artist Chapter house focuses on the classical arts, sketching, painting, sculpting, digital illustration and rendering, etc. The Crafter's chapter house focuses on the trade skills, sewing, jewelers, blacks…

Click here to watch the big announcement. You won't be disappointed. Well, actually, you might be, but you'll at least enjoy yourself while watching it.

I know, I'm way late, sue me. I was surprised, I actually think I like this show. There are some rough-around-the-edges moments, and clearly the team that was not eliminated was kept on for the drama-factor (the Bravo reality shows seem to cut whoever is boring first). Here's how it works. 12 designers selected, most from LA. They are given workspace in the Pacific Design Center and put in teams. They're shown five objects from a mystery client and told that they have two days to design a room for their mystery client, the room should be a sanctuary for rest and relaxation... the objects are quirky, and so are *some* of the rooms. Each team also gets a c…

2007 sees the much wanted return of the Emperor Awards. "The what awards?", I hear you say. You've heard of the Oscars? If so, the Emperor Awards are DM's equivalent of the Oscars! There are 25 different categories, which cover the ORG side, the RP side and other aspects of DM. For a full list of the Award Categories, click here! And the good news is that everyone is entitled to vote in them! However, certain restrictions apply. - Members of both the RP and ORG side can vote in all the awards (except those stated otherwise) - Members of just the ORG side can vote in the ORG side and Other awards (except those stated otherwise) - Members of just the RP side can…

Click here! you know you want to! (and then enter your name at the prompt).

Do you know of any simple good flash games for playing when you're just bored and need something to do? For example I've been playing this one at school a lot lately. http://www.abcarcade.com/bubble-shooter.html

http://www.g4tv.com/pile_player.aspx?video_key=15549

SBoydW is the newest Associate in the Seanchan Org. Please join me in welcoming him to the best org starting with an "S" at DM!

I hate to admit it, but I think this is GENIUS!!!! http://www.myspace.com/evildeadthemusical

To many in the outside world, your Xbox GamerScore is a digital advertisements of just how pathetic and nerdy you are. But you're among friends here. We won't judge. We like having a public display of our gaming successes. Most games reward you for progress, and others give incentive to strive for exceptional levels of gaming, but some achievements are lame, dumb, and insulting. You know what we mean: Those precious points that can only be earned through repetition, pointlessness and teeth-grinding frustration. Here are the 17 worst achievements to be found on the XBox 360. 1. Dead Rising - Clothes Horse - 20 points. While most of Dead Rising’s difficult ac…

In a document for third party developers, Sony dropped a crap-ton of details on PlayStation Home, the ambitious, upcoming social-networking space for the PlayStation 3. Home will allow users to create life-like, customizable avatars, create custom homes, meet up in "lobbies" to game, and collect "trophies" representing game accomplishments. It will allow advertisers to advertise Sony approved content and merchants to sell virtual products. * Launch Date: October, 2007. * Closed Beta (appx. 15,000 users): April - August * Open Beta (appx. 50,000 users): August - October * First Download: Under 500 MB * Initially, Home will only be availa…

Your little dog avatar freaks me right the hell out, but welcome to the org anyways. You have joined at a very exciting time for us as we are about to hit a nice growth spurt (I just wanted to say spurt *g*). So have fun reading out regular private board for now and look for "the books" to be open sometime this month. Welcome to our newest Associate!

Taken from g4tv The mayor of Juarez, Mexico is unhappy with the portrayal of his town in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2, saying that it's too violent, and portrays Mexicans in an unflattering light. Now, I lived in El Paso for a year, which is exactly a mile from Juarez, and if there's a place that uniformly portrays Mexico and Mexicans in an unflattering light just by its presence on Earth, it's Juarez. You'll recall that GRAW 2 is a videogame, and, therefore, fictional. You might also recall that there's been a years-long investigation of people that head down to Juarez and disappear forever, often reappearing dead in a place like the King's X b…

Kathana asked me this question the other day and I really could not think of one. I thought Firefly would be cool, but do I want to live in a universe under either a totalitarian regime or live out in the black hoping to find work, avoid Reavers, and not get taken in by some backworld pirate. Then I thought how about Star Wars, but then I came to a conclusion of which time frame? Which side would I want to represent? Would I, could I be a Jedi and be hunted down? How about one of my favorite SciFI shows, Battlestar Galactica! Yeah that would be cool, but then I discovered I'd be fleeing for my life in cramp quarts wondering if the Cylons will find us. I co…

ok, got it for the Wii and just finished it. took me 57 hours all told, the last boss fight itself took me almost an hour :P most of that was figuring out how i was suppose to beat each incarnation. anyways, this game rocks. the remote and nunchuk feel fairly natural to use, though there are some parts that become insane to do because really, who can keep their hand perfectly still? cause of that i wasn't able to finish all the mini games, actually finished very few of them :P lets see, about 8 or 9 dungeons each fairly extensive, some are really huge and each will take about 3 hours (at least for me it did)cool plot as well oh and best of all, you can tu…

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070312/en_nm/jeni_dc_1

I didn't know where to post that I wanted to join so I made this. If I need to PM anyone, or post somewhere, tell me please!

ooh ooh ooh! I found some Jim n Dave archive! Go looky on CoL, Go!!!! *giggles and jiggles*

Basically some guy's demo reel, but seriously? watch for the part when he's in the gym and does flips landing on and launching from his HEAD.

Did you see the Heroes spoof on YouTube? It's called Zeroes, and it features a familiar voice talking about regular people with "Pointless Abilities". For example, one guy can ripple his stomach and a girl can put her entire fist in her mouth. You get the idea. It's worth a chuckle or two. It turns out, the 2-minute spoof was an NBC creation. Marketing guru Vince Manze admitted to Variety that he created the spoof without any fanfare or even a tease to the real series, just as an experiment. He didn't even tell Heroes creator Tim Kring about it. The video short got more than 1.5 million views on YouTube. Minze seems to be one of the few marketing guys who "get it". He…

What do you watch? TNT (we know drama) still plays Angel in the morning and sometimes I catch a little of the show. Oh Fred, how I miss your quirkiness.... I can also sit down and watch Friends anytime.. as it seems to be one anytime of the day.

1. Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever Lucy Liu and Antonio Banderas are opposing super-deadly secret agents who team up to take down the corrupt head of their agency in order to save a young boy who has been injected with a deadly weapon/virus thing -- sounds like a can't-miss setup, right? Well, you might have thought so if you were one of the folks responsible for this mess, but predictably, audiences were not fooled -- "Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever" elevated "universally panned" into an art form. Or at least something more closely resembling art than this muddled mess of an action film. When a movie is widely regarded as being inferior to its own Game Boy adaptation, you know …

Is this weird? You know that game popularized by The Howard Stern Show, "Date, Marry or Kill," where you decide which of three women you would date, which you would marry and which you would kill? 1) Date the Wii. Iit's got a lot of tricks; it's flashy; it's adorable, but is there enough substance to warrant a lifelong committment? We think not. The Wii is more of a party girl. Great when you have drunken friends over, but when it's quiet time with just you and the Wii, you feel a little funny, waving your arms around fighting for its attention. It's impossible to have quiet time with the Wii. You feel like a fool trying to hang out with it and drink some Camomi…

Dude the DVD comes out next week! I can't wait to see it. maybe the Seanchan should do a James Bond Week