I just saw O3. I'd recommend it for the cast. Like the other two films, I found it fun to watch Cluny, Pitt, and the other actors interact. Their latest heist involves another rather complex plot, which I thought was so-so. I suppose that I'd

The Shawshank Redemption -Andrew

No, I wouldn't say that English literature is deteriorating. There's just a ton more of it to choose from--anyone with a decent sized wallet can publish their novel. Moreover, I think bw2/3 is correct when he points to the changing desires of the

1. the brothers karamazov (about family, philosophy, religion) 2. the brothers k (about family, baseball, philosophy, religion) 3. cormac mccarthy's border trilogy or the road -Andrew

I'd say that for a me a proselyter is bad unless one of the following conditions is met: (1) The proselyter and I are in the middle of a conversation in which the p's ideas are relevant. (2) I'm in a life situation in which I'm searching for

Morgan Le Fey, I'm not catholic, have never been catholic, and don't intend to become catholic, so please know that since we're now talking about catholic doctrine, a catholic could probably say things clearer, more accurately, and more

Stannum, no apology necessary. Honestly, I'm rather impressed at myself for responding so quickly to you tonight. Ordinarily I'd be in the same boat as you. You said: When I went to a Roamn Catholic school I was caned if I was seen to even

Stannum, While arcane could be interpreted as beige, I'd say that I often (and by often, I mean less than once a month) hear it used as more of a cerise. Sure, something that is mysterious, obscure, or esoteric, isn't necessarily negative, but

Hi, everyone. Returning to the original post, I don't feel that Stannum's original description of a religious proselyte is quite accurate. It may be irrelevant, but a proselyte is not necessarily someone who spreads their religious beliefs to

Thanks, Clive. In this case, the context is somewhat irrelevant--the item that I'm directly concerned with is a parenthetical that lacks a prepositional phrase--I've wondered about this issue for awhile, so I made up those examples. -Andrew