Does Mr. Pibb + Red Vines still = crazy delicious in the new Narnia? What is the Wii good at? Steven Spielberg knows! Plus, the return of the Forum.
This week in Movies:
Alex, Dan, and Jeff spend a lazy Sunday checking out the new Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Does it out-do the first film, or is it just more Lord of the Rings Lite?
A trailer for Walden Media's City of Ember has the guys intrigued.
This week in Video Games:
It is wall-to-wall Wii with two unique titles that could only be accomplished on Nintendo's console. First up, Alex, Dan, and Jeff get their virtual Jenga on with EA and Steven Spielberg's Boom Blox.
Then, the release of the first slate of WiiWare downloadable games brings a pleasant surprise in the form of Lost Winds.
Plus:
A few (not so) rapid fire questions directly from the Open Mailbag thread in the TRS forum.
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Posted by Heyseuss on 06/01/2008 at 03:35:33 am in Totally Rad Show
"Haha, small world! Christina Mall the only thing to do in town?
I never knew there were so many "Merlinners" on the forums. :D"
I lived in Dover for a while, I spent plenty of time getting lost and freaking my parents out, at Christiana Mall. The 'plaything' area was one of the best playareas in a mall ever, for a 6 yr old. There was also a shoestore for kids, with a big plaything inside it, and I used to hang out there alot, while the parents shopped. I saw ET at the theatres at Christiana Mall I think.
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Posted by phatlip12 on 05/31/2008 at 11:03:24 pm in Totally Rad Show
Dude, a friend of mine at UofM was from North East, and I actually visited there when she and another friend of mine got married. (I think they're in Elkton now). So is Christiana Mall still the only thing to do up there? :p
Although I think Jim Palmer is awesome, it weirded me out that my grandmother would keep his "Fitness" book on her coffee table. I think it was like soft-core porn for the ladies.
Haha, small world! Christina Mall the only thing to do in town? I think not! We DO have a Walmart now ya know. Yep, big things happening in little ole North East...
;)
I never knew there were so many "Merlinners" on the forums. :D
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Posted by royterp on 05/31/2008 at 07:10:11 am in Totally Rad Show
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Dude, a friend of mine at UofM was from North East, and I actually visited there when she and another friend of mine got married. (I think they're in Elkton now). So is Christiana Mall still the only thing to do up there? :p
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Although I think Jim Palmer is awesome, it weirded me out that my grandmother would keep his "Fitness" book on her coffee table. I think it was like soft-core porn for the ladies.
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Posted by phatlip12 on 05/30/2008 at 10:32:01 pm in Totally Rad Show
After dat how 'bout going to an Oreo's game?
My girlfriends mom saw Jim Palmer today (old ball player for the O's) at the doctors office. Small world...
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Posted by phatlip12 on 05/30/2008 at 10:30:26 pm in Totally Rad Show
Dontya noe thet thet's a cawmon tum dare, hon?
(Translation: Don't you know that that's a common term there, hon?)
OK, I don't really talk like that, but having had friends and family living in all parts of the state, I can do a pretty good heavy Bawl'mer accent. (And some friends from Baltimore use "Baltimoron" to refer to folks who talk like that.)
My fave is "Pitcher bain suit on were gawn dan d'oshin hon!"
(Translation: "Put your bathing suit on; we're going down the ocean, hon!"
-Roy
Three Baltimorons in this house hon! ;)
I used to live in Essex, my family and I moved up to Cecil County some years back though. Still go into Essex/the city all the time though. :)
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Posted by llauranzoniii on 05/27/2008 at 06:29:18 pm in Totally Rad Show
I agree with what was mentioned on the show about Boom Blox. This is a totally RAD and addicting game. The wife and I have been playing it a ton. I highly recommend this for all the Wii owners.
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Posted by darknessgp on 05/27/2008 at 01:18:07 pm in Totally Rad Show
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I found the movie quite enjoyable, me and a few of my friends spent most of the movie making fun of it.
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Posted by Baltimoron on 05/27/2008 at 12:41:31 pm in Totally Rad Show
"Dontya noe thet thet's a cawmon tum dare, hon?
(Translation: Don't you know that that's a common term there, hon?)
OK, I don't really talk like that, but having had friends and family living in all parts of the state, I can do a pretty good heavy Bawl'mer accent. (And some friends from Baltimore use "Baltimoron" to refer to folks who talk like that.)
My fave is "Pitcher bain suit on were gawn dan d'oshin hon!"
(Translation: "Put your bathing suit on; we're going down the ocean, hon!"
-Roy"
After dat how 'bout going to an Oreo's game?
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Posted by royterp on 05/26/2008 at 09:11:46 pm in Totally Rad Show
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Dontya noe thet thet's a cawmon tum dare, hon?
(Translation: Don't you know that that's a common term there, hon?)
OK, I don't really talk like that, but having had friends and family living in all parts of the state, I can do a pretty good heavy Bawl'mer accent. (And some friends from Baltimore use "Baltimoron" to refer to folks who talk like that.)
My fave is "Pitcher bain suit on were gawn dan d'oshin hon!"
(Translation: "Put your bathing suit on; we're going down the ocean, hon!"
-Roy
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Posted by Baltimoron on 05/26/2008 at 02:41:27 pm in Totally Rad Show
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Thanks for the complement, it's not a common saying here in Baltimore as far as I know, my friends and I just started calling ourselves that.
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