"You fight like a dairy farmer!"

@Arken: because he's not just Tundarr... he's Thundarr the BARBARIAN!

And a friend of mine doesn't like the light-hearted take on the dark knight in TB&TB

@Fernando Jorge: then its even more impressive ;)

@Azndude: i'd be bloody impressed to see a 1-1 scale death star... hell, it could be completely hollow and i'd still be impressed

ok, on the one hand, this is most definitely one of those way-too-much-free-time things...

Scholastic books to turn into kids movies with epicly awesome CGI? How about runaway ralph; the motorcycle mouse kicks ass!

@dry-roasted-peanuts: wait... is that the one where they try to sharpen steaks so that they can kill the vampire? i can barely remember it, but the imagery of that scene still makes me chuckle

@BrontëSaurus: If anything he's just a mad engineer.

@soulfinger: i don't think it would be a very good comic book movie then

duct tape?

i lol'd at the going to the moon part :D

@92BuickLeSabre: "Accurate Information" what's that? is that like a cross between an an Acura and an Infinity? encarta doesn't have an entry for "Accurate Information"

To everybody out there saying the guy gets off because of Encarta, that is not the case. He gets a new trial from scratch with a fresh jury.

@ivealwaysgotmail10: Ask the judge to define it.

@szrimaging: If they need to know the definition of a legal term, they can ask the bailiff to get the judge to give the exact definition and an explanation.

@JesusDeSaad: Jurors are not allowed to search for information related to a trial outside of what is presented at the trial. Any terms of definitions are/can be explained by the judge to the jury. The whole point is to avoid the possibility of tainting a jury with incorrect information or adding bias.

@aletaziar: /agree/

o man, i forgot how awesome the music was in shadow

ENHANCE!