Recent content by Scott Littlefield

Yep, got mine, too, on the second attempt. However, mine just requested that I send the receipt to them instead of the entire package. I thought I had read before that they wanted us to return the entire second season to them, but now it looks like we'll just get a separate disc and some...

I also filled mine out on Saturday, but haven't heard anything. Have you?

The Beatles Anomalies List

Yep, several of them can do it. Heck, sometimes, in the right frame of mind, I can do it, too. Of course, Wayne has had his share of lame songs, too. There have been many occasions where his lyrics just weren't very good, or he's had to force a bad rhyme. If you'll notice, he usually...

I remember it being picked up for about three episodes. On Friday nights, I believe.

I found it! The Power Within (1979)

I remember this! But I don't remember the name. Didn't he have the ability to shoot electric bolts out of his hands? I'm pretty sure that Supertramp's "The Logical Song" was used in the original TV movie.

I'd also like to see them tone the bass down in the songs. The current DVD seems to be a bit overpowering to me.

Talk about bloatware!

I use CD Collector from Collectorz.com and it works really well. You might want to give it a look. It pulls all its data from the CDDB, so it can easily handle an international CD collection.

If you are running Windows XP, and possibly Windows 2000, once you open the Add/Remove Programs Control Panel applet, you need to click on Add/Remove Windows Components to uninstall the Windows Messenger Application. I am running Windows XP Professional, with all updates applied, and the...

That means Duke Nukem Forever is really going to rock!

The Windows Messenger service and the Windows Messenger program are two unrelated things that share the same name. The Windows Messenger service was originally used to send messages across a network, and results in a Windows dialog box opening on the screen with the text message in it...

Yep, a little more digging on Google and, sure enough, this guy is known for this type of flying. Most impressive. And that's quite a little toy he's got there. Obviously he wouldn't be able to do his thing if the machine wasn't capable of it. It's certainly much nicer than the "balsa wood...

Certainly that thing defies the laws of physics. How is the helicopter able to hover vertically? There isn't any lift. Or upside down? When it's inverted shouldn't the "lift" pull it into the ground? It also seems to me that, in spite of all of the crazy maneuvering that thing was doing, the...