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My all time favorite (as far as I can remember) is The Andromeda Strain, although the book was much better(when isn't it?). Anyone else have some faves?
undrcvrbro said:My all time favorite (as far as I can remember) is The Andromeda Strain, although the book was much better(when isn't it?). Anyone else have some faves?
marlon said:undrcvrbro : i love your username ! It hides soooo much information. I think this name really shows us what YOU are all about !
undrcvrbro said:And what is it that I am all about? Hiding behind a forum name and bashing other people? A little sensitive aren't we Marlon?
undrcvrbro said:It's actually sort of funny. My name gets the same response of suspicion of some sort on this site as it did a while ago when I joined a forum for a popular talk radio show. The funny part is that the users on that site where predominately twenty something nincompoops who spend all day talking about a couple shock jocks, while you guys are mostly graduate level physics majors, professionals, or at the minimum, at least pretty intelligent human beings.
Yes, it stands for undercover brother! Ya got me! It's just something I used once on AIM a long time ago after watching the move "Under Cover Brother" (another great science film) and I just kept on using it on everything because its easier to remember.
Anymore questions?
marlon said:This pretty much proves my point...
_Mayday_ said:What point? Have I missed something?
undrcvrbro said:And what forum is that? I think you may be being a little paranoid...
marlon said:That this dude is under cover. I know this person from another forum ! But i can tell you this : he is really nice
marlon
undrcvrbro said:I just going to play it safe here and assume that you're messing with me.
undrcvrbro said:I just going to play it safe here and assume that you're messing with me.
Schrodinger's Dog said:Hey it's just natural curiosity, no offence meant, we're just intrigued. Sincerely welcome.
marlon said:Hey, to assume makes an ASS out of U and ME
another hint : Sarah Michelle Gellar !
undrcvrbro said:Thank you, my comments were directed more towards Marlon anyways.
It's gettin' warmer and warmerLets see. How about...actresses known by their middle name who star in multiple horror films?
That statement was directed more towards your accusation of me being on some other forum.marlon said:Allthough we were asking the exact same question ?It's gettin' warmer and warmer
No, you started saying that when i asked about the ethymology of your name !undrcvrbro said:That statement was directed more towards your accusation of me being on some other forum.
nope on the washing dishes part !Successful actresses with an unknown mild mannered alias where they spend most of their free time washing dishes for a lower middle class white trash man in a trailer?
Only when that etymology involved my name's connection with some other forum did I say that.marlon said:No, you started saying that when i asked about the ethymology of your name !
Hm. Well. I found this link. Could this be what you're looking for?marlon said:nope on the washing dishes part !marlon
undrcvrbro said:Only when that etymology involved my name's connection with some other forum did I say that.
SIGHS, nononoHm. Well. I found this link. Could this be what you're looking for?
http://whoissweeter.blogspot.com/2004/12/jennifer-love-hewitt-vs-sarah-michelle.html
Alright Alright, whatever. I don't care that much.marlon said:Actually NO, you started saying that in your FIRST remark to my first post to you. Reread the thread man.
marlon said:SIGHS, nonono
here's another hint:
HAHAundrcvrbro said:Listen, about last summer, she was 18 and most definetly willing.
undrcvrbro said:I just going to play it safe here and assume that you're messing with me.
A "best science movie" is typically one that accurately portrays scientific concepts and theories, while also being entertaining and engaging for a general audience. It may also have a strong storyline and well-developed characters.
Some popular science movies include "Interstellar," "The Martian," "Gravity," "Jurassic Park," and "The Theory of Everything."
Yes, there are many science movies that are based on true stories, such as "Hidden Figures," "Apollo 13," "A Beautiful Mind," and "The Imitation Game."
Science movies can be used in education as a way to make complex scientific concepts more accessible and engaging for students. They can also be used to spark interest and curiosity in science and inspire students to pursue careers in STEM fields.
Yes, some upcoming science movies to look out for include "The Tomorrow War," "Dune," "Chaos Walking," and "Voyagers."