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Favorite: the entire scene on the Second Death Star from when Luke shouts, "Never!"  Until Vader's death.

Least favorite: When Greedo missed at point blank range (as opposed to not even getting a shot off on account of being dead).   

Auld Lang Syne is the first thing that comes to mind, even if it is usually considered a New Years song. 

Failing that, then probably the Ave Maria even if I have so much trouble finding a recorded version I really like to listen to.  

1. Click's tranforming powers. 

2. Blue like me and you.

3. I think the red one (the one I didn't buy) was mentioned in one of the novels, but it was basically non-existent.

4. He bashed.

5. Although the off-hand mention in the serial doesn't mention this, I'd assume Vezok or any of the other Piraka.

6. "Destiny War: Chapter One"; the war did things to him...
7. 10: Antroz, Chirox, Vamprah, Mutran, Icarax, Tridax, Bitil, Krika, Gorast, and Teridax.

8. Madu, Thornax, and go-boomberries.
9. Makuta and Kulta.
10. Mata Nui nuked him just to be sure.
11. Over 9,000!

12. 13:13 am.

13.  He stopped saying things like, "Cause that's what friends do."

14. Whirling Sheilds.

15. By using the power of Unity.

16. Stone or Jungle.

17. Samual L. Jackson.

18. Pie.

19. The Son of the Protector of Fire.

20. Spider-Man

21. Onua because he takes up so much of it.

22. The Protector of Light, duh.
23. Your internet connection.
24. Long enough for an epic 22 minute direct to Youtube special.
25. Spider-Man, because everyone gets one.

Since Avak built it, I'm sure he installed huge subwoofers on the cycle that would play the Piraka Rap non-stop. 

This Skhull!  Okay, if he's not in the running then this is how I'd see the fight going. 

Skull Slicer appears to have an edge with four arms to fight multiple opponents, but I can see him pulling one of these and getting knocked out in the first two seconds. 

Skull Warrior loses automatically for being a Stormtrooper wannabe. 

Skull Basher is strong and knocks out one of the insects; let's say LoSS just because of his performance against the Toa. 

It would then come down to Basher, Scorpio, and Grinder, but then seeing as Skull Grinder kind of, you know, brought the Skull creatures back to life in the first place then he could probably turn them back into bones winning the fight instantly.

I just found her on Spotify; she's got 3 followers and none of her songs have more than a thousand listens.  A shame since this song is starting to grow on me. 

1. Save.

2. South.  There's no place like home!

3. Hide in a cave.

4. Sometimes I answer, sometimes I don't; depends on how I feel.

5. By running out of the room screaming like a little girl.  

6. Ask Google.

7. Maybe.

8. I'd say a few of both.

9. Probably.  

10. No, but it should be.  

11. Cool story bro.

1. Staple, sure they sometimes looked laughably large, but this gave BIONICLE a lot of charm IMO.  

2. Good, although to be honest, I've never really thought about this before.

3. Not the best thing, but still pretty awesome; doesn't need innovation, but probably couldn't hurt either.

4. Black.  

5. Get me an Apology Cake first, then we can talk.  

1) No opinion

2) No opinion

3) Nocturn

4) No idea

5) Good--I'd say very good except I don't have one.

6) Shapeshifters

7) Get a bunch of Alternate MU robots together in one place then watch the fireworks (and lasers)

8) All the survivors huddle together in one giant city, which is under constant assault by the charred reanimated remains of their unfortunate friends.

9) Shapeshifters and they're very, very hostile.  

10) Everything and everyone forcing the Toa and Protectors to come to grips with their new hideous appearances and learn that it's what's that counts...while their not busy battling the new giant, angry, Skull Spiders.  

11) The home of the Great Beings, who observe the universe and send their legions of Toa wherever they're needed.  Plot twist, the masters were originally bound for another planet.

*reads title* If "The Awesomest TLR Spoof" is lost, then an international treasure is gone with it.  *reads the rest*  =O

Anyway, I'd love it if you re-posted some of your old comedies; I still laugh at some of those jokes.  

I had heard that the movie had removed some of the book's best parts, but I assumed that the movie still had enough of the story to be worth seeing.

Either way, thanks for the advice.

"Edge of Tomorrow" was my pick for the number one movie of 2014, with "The LEGO Movie" and "The Giver" as close seconds, so good choices there.

Coincidentally, the former of those three and "Mockingjay" are the only movies off your list I've seen, although I did want to see "Guardians of the Galaxy"*

*(And "Intersellar" and "Into the Woods" and "Unbroken"...)

I agree with you completely.  

(At least until someone makes an amazing fan edit of the Hobbit trilogy that's like two hours long.)

Heroes:

#2 Samus Aran

#4 Link

#11 Gordon Freeman

#7 Agnes Oblige

Villains:

#2 GLaDOS

[No vote]

#12 Majora

#8 Master Hand

Heroes:

#1 Luigi

#2 Samus Aran

No Vote

#4 Link

#12 Captain Falcon

#6 Star Killer 

#7 Agnes Oblige

No Vote

Villains:

#1 Hades

#2 GLaDOS

No Vote

#4 Ridley 

#12 Majora

#6 Fawful

#10 Darth Malak

No Vote

For the heroes, I'll vote for Master Chief and Gordon Freeman x2.

Then I'll vote Darth Malak x3.  

Heroes: nominate Master Chief (Halo) and second Starkiller (The Force Unleashed).  

Villains: nominate Darth Malak (Knights of the Old Republic) and Kane (Command and Conquer).  

I'll say 375.  

1. Fire, Psionics, Iron.

2. Fire, I guess.

3a. Hau.

3b. Too many to choose, but if I had to pick one, I'd go with Fate.

4. I can't think of an element we saw too much of, but I kind of wish we had seen more of the secondary elements.

Bonus: Definitely.  

They're a thousand times better than the actual Prequel Trilogy.

Oh my gosh, this is so amazing...

For what it's worth, I agree with you.

For what it's worth, so do I.

You're probably reading too much into this. She probably just sat at a different table for other reasons and had no idea that it hurt your feelings.

This is both: probably true and exactly what I wanted to say.

I'm finishing my last year of High School right now, while I'm still trying to decide whether I want to go to college or not. I mostly lean towards going (mostly because I have a lot of people pointing me in that direction), but statistics like: 53 percent of all young college graduates in America are either unemployed or underemployed, certainly make me pause and reconsider.

But that, is a decision to be made in the future and we all only live in the present.

My comment was really aimed at the idea that as long as you have a college degree (in anything) you will end up making more money than not. Of course, an extreme example of that fallacy is Maurice Johnson; a homeless man with two Masters Degrees. More common stories are about people who took out thousands of dollars worth of student loans in order to get degrees, only to wind up working jobs they could have easily gotten straight out of High School.

In general though, being harder working, more driven and other stuff like that decides how much money you will make in life; regardless (mostly) of whether you got a college degree or not.