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Hello!
Here it is! My new painting of Repairman Jack. This time, I've made a poster.
I've choose this scene because I found it really hilarious! (Very good joke Mr. Wilson!)
I hope you like it.

Ludovic

I've seen several of the previews and it just looks fucking horrible. If this is the film Reynolds chose to do over RJ he screwed up bigtime.

Since the "what are you reading" thread is closed and this forum says to post about Non-FPW books, I guess I'll start a new thread here.

I'm currently reading Jim Butcher's Storm Front. I think its the first book in the Dresden Files, but not 100% sure.

So far its not a bad book, easy to follow and get in to whether or not its the first book or not.

I'm not sure if I'll continue with the series once I'm done, I guess I'll see once I'm done with this one which should be soon. I started a couple days ago and I'm already about half way done.

Watched this last night. I really enjoyed it. Excellent graphics, great acting, and a pretty descent plot. I came away with the feeling that they stole some parts from X-Men, (mainly their powers) but it was still a fun movie to watch. I absolutely loved the final shot of the football stadium, talk about total carnage. All in all, a very fun movie. I do think the pooch stole the show, but that's not apparent until much later in the movie. A fun movie!

I was browsing some wine making sites and came up with a recipe for apple jack. I'm assuming I don't have to explain the relevance.


http://scorpius.spaceports.com/~goodwine/applejack.htm

I just got a ROKU box after using one at a relative's house. It seems pretty cool so far. a fair amount of channels and internet radio. It does Netflix. It also does Playon (which has loads of plug in channels and adds a lot of content). There's also some programmer channels that you can find online.

Anyone have any comments?

If you could be either Glaeken or Rasalom, who would you be and why?

I am re-reading the Jack books in light of having just finished the Adversary Cycle, in order to tie up any cross references I might have missed the first time. I again noticed an error that I had noticed but forgotten about after reading Infernal for the first time. When Jack and Tom find the lilitongue in its chest and bring it aboard the boat, Jack, feeling uneasy about the object they found, asks Tom how something that weighs in the neighborhood of 50 pounds can float like it did.

The chest is described as a cube approximately 2 feet on a side, therefore having a volume of around 8 cubic feet. Water weighs around 65 pounds per cubic foot. So the weight of the water the chest displaces is in the neighborhood of 500 pounds. So a 50 pound object of that size actually would float like a cork. Jack must have been having a bad day I guess to have made such an error.

I want to order "The Touch" from the Barnes and Noble website, but I want to make sure it is the revised copy. Does anyone know if it is the new and revised copy?