I haven't read a ton of FF (maybe half of Lee/Kirby, Waid's run, and Ultimate FF until Greg Land drove me away).

Mostly I remember my neighbors in the dorm listening to electronica, usually Firestarter on a loop, and playing MarioKart64 for at least 6 hours at a time.

Come to think of it, weren't there a few snide comments in 300 about those "boy-loving" intellectual sissies over in Athens?

My first thought was the Wallflowers, which I think that actually came out in 96, but I heard it constantly all through 1997. Tubthumping or pretty much anything by Chemical Brothers or Prodigy would be a close second (I was living in a college dorm at the time, and have never been more sick of a song than I was of…

Not sure how I missed this until now, but congratulations everyone! And thank you for making this the best place on the Internet for talking comics.

I'm always glad for an excuse to post this - http://www.theonion.com/vid…

If the 1970s had Twitter, and if Nixon had been dumb enough to use it as Trump uses it, the world could be a very different place now.

That is hilarious, right up to the part where the second half sinks in and makes me want to cry and hide under my desk.

"Why, James, you look Japanese now! [and not at all like a squinting Sean Connery who's like a foot taller than everyone else]"

Absolutely. I think those will always be my 2 favorites

From Russia With Love might be my personal favorite, though it's a lot more cloak-and-dagger than most Bond movies.

You could always follow that up with You Only Live Twice, aka "Sean Connery Goes to Ninja School."

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Were you waiting for Oddjob to run in and ruin it for everyone?

Goldeneye is by far the best of the Brosnan movies (and the game rocks),
but I'll stand up for the Denise Richards-less parts of The World Is Not Enough.

My brother and I used to play Masters of Orion as the Bulrathi, mostly so we could call them the Goddamn Space Bears

Space walruses do sound pretty cool.

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Yes she is. She also was really good on the Daily Show, if you're interested in seeing more of her work.

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