Recent content by Onoto

Bioware, but for Neverwinter Nights.

*Whoops, sorry about the double post*

Harrison Ford is pretty much the coolest person in the universe, so, yeah, I'm down with that. Graff has also fascinated me as a character and Indiana Jack Han Jones Ryan Solo is pretty much my dream selection.

Am I the only who thinks it's practically a crime to treat breasts, God's finest creations, in such a fashion? Though, damn, she's got stage presence.

I think it worked cinematically. Since one of the major themes of the series is self-sacrifice, surrendering the Elder Wand is very important, so it obviously needed to be included somehow, but taking an extra 5-10 minutes between that moment and the epilogue would have been poor pacing, I...

Gun rights are important, if only because they clearly define personal independence from the government. True monopolies on violence can only result in dictatorship, if not directly then through overregulation. The Second Amendment deserves to be followed since it is part of the Constitution -...

I don't really see what's wrong with it. Little girls generally like playing with that stuff. Imitating mom and dad (in this case, yes, more often mom) is a big part of childhood playtime, especially for girls, so why should we object to companies marketing toys to fill that exact niche?

I'm going to try and come up with something a little off the wall. The US would be the toughest in every category, of course, since getting past the Navy would be just about impossible to start with. It'd be like attacking an alternate-world Russia stuck in perpetual winter. Russia, India, Great...

The biggest reason that the military is sacred in America probably isn't the volunteer aspect. No, it probably has to do with the fundamental American spirit. The U.S. is rather unique among nations in that it's great social tie is not racial or religious, but rather idealism. This naturally...

That looks awesome. The original Avatar is one of the best TV shows I've ever seen - only Babylon 5 had as tightly wound a story - and if the story lives up to that legacy, we're in for another treat. I always thought the fighting was just drop-dead gorgeous in the original, and that certainly...

Crimes against property, with the vice/gang being second. Those seem like the areas where the most good can be done - property because it's built around money, which makes society tick, and vice/gang because it impacts all the other areas in some way or another. They also fit the best with my...

Mine would be if a girl opened the door to the exam room, said she was filling in for my regular doctor, and asked me to change.

People hate them because they're ignorant dicks who do terrible things like cuss out families of dead soldiers. I don't think their religion makes much of a difference on that.

Having been kicked in the nuts by a black belt in taekwondo - spooked my brother one time - I can assure that the pain from a true ball-kicking is far from temporary.

I didn't like this episode (the regulars seemed irrationally mean), but I liked the previous two, so I'll stick around.