And the answer is....

Mister Moose · Post by **Mister Moose** » Apr 29th, '05, 16:29

I just can't remember the question....

BigKahuna13 · Post by **BigKahuna13** » Apr 29th, '05, 16:33

Geoff · Post by **Geoff** » Apr 29th, '05, 16:43

BigKahuna13 wrote:four

As any Douglas Adams fan will tell you. The answer is 42.

BigKahuna13 · Post by **BigKahuna13** » Apr 30th, '05, 00:03

Geoff wrote:
BigKahuna13 wrote:four
As any Douglas Adams fan will tell you. The answer is 42.

When she was 6, my daughter insisted that the answer to every question in the universe was "four", so it's "four" dammit.

St. Jerry · Post by **St. Jerry** » Apr 30th, '05, 11:40

I voted for Pedro...

And all my wildest dreams came true!!!

ozzy · Post by **ozzy** » Apr 30th, '05, 13:01

St. Jerry wrote:I voted for Pedro...

And all my wildest dreams came true!!!

What are you a Met fan? not that there's anything wrong with that, right Ty.

tyrolean_skier · Post by **tyrolean_skier** » Apr 30th, '05, 22:04

ozzy wrote:
St. Jerry wrote:I voted for Pedro...

And all my wildest dreams came true!!!
What are you a Met fan? not that there's anything wrong with that, right Ty.

As long as Pedro does his job well and gets wins for my beloved Mets he will be welcomed. Nothing wrong at all with being a Mets fan. Not everybody in NY is a Yankee fan.

pcgrantham · Post by **pcgrantham** » Apr 30th, '05, 23:39

every time i think i have the correct answer, they change the question

Stormchaser · Post by **Stormchaser** » May 2nd, '05, 10:38

pcgrantham wrote:every time i think i have the correct answer, they change the question

Strange...every time I think I have the correct change, they answer the question.

GladeMasterB · Post by **GladeMasterB** » May 2nd, '05, 11:37

Man this skiing detox is worse than I thought. You guys are getting nutty

Sir Wanksalot · Post by **Sir Wanksalot** » May 2nd, '05, 12:16

GladeMasterB wrote:Man this skiing detox is worse than I thought. You guys are getting nutty

i have a

start 1 of those populrity threads or who skis best threads

KBL Ed · Post by **KBL Ed** » May 2nd, '05, 12:18

Geoff wrote:
BigKahuna13 wrote:four
As any Douglas Adams fan will tell you. The answer is 42.

You see the movie, Geoff?

Geoff · Post by **Geoff** » May 2nd, '05, 13:05

KBL Ed wrote:
Geoff wrote:
BigKahuna13 wrote:four
As any Douglas Adams fan will tell you. The answer is 42.
You see the movie, Geoff?

Nope. I'll wait for the DVD and watch it on Netflix before I even think about buying it. The reviews are very mixed. It looks like you need to be wasted on Pan-Galactic Gargle Blasters to sit though it. Too bad since the books are funny as hell.

Here are some of the bad ones from Rotten Tomatoes:

"Studiously harmless, Disney's long-in-development film rendition pasteurizes the book's renegade verve with typical means: special effects and gooey romance."
-- Jessica Winter, VILLAGE VOICE

"Although Hitchhiker starts out a total gas, it doesn't have enough fuel to sustain the ride, ultimately amounting to little more than some amusing gags strung together in search of a story."
-- Teresa Wiltz, WASHINGTON POST

"There are some inspired off-the-wall moments, but they are more than offset by a pervasive aura of tedium and the lack of any sense of the forward momentum necessary to sustain an adventure of this kind."
-- Kevin Thomas, LOS ANGELES TIMES

"Although clever and zany, the pacing is problematic."
-- Jeff Strickler, MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE

"It's a mutant piece of entertainment that's bound to leave fans feeling betrayed and everyone else befuddled."
-- Lisa Rose, NEWARK STAR-LEDGER

Stormchaser · Post by **Stormchaser** » May 2nd, '05, 13:13

What movie?

KBL Ed · Post by **KBL Ed** » May 2nd, '05, 14:00

I have not actually read teh book, but did listen to the radio show on NPR circa 1980. Forgot about the 42 reference.

Remember to pack a towel.