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Jon is correct.

Quote from: Hal on June 10, 2010, 03:09:33 PM

Quote from: Antares on June 10, 2010, 03:07:12 PM

Quote from: Dragonfire on June 10, 2010, 05:06:51 AM
Now that I'm here at the computer, Antares has deserted us.

Sorry guys, but I decided after the amount of time I spent at the game last night, to actually watch one of those little shiny discs I have. 

What a nerve!  

Shirking your responsibilities to the community to watch a DVD!  

Shame on you!  

I realized after the last question last night, that I had posted over 100 times. I felt it was time for a break.

 

A "break"? We haven't left the screen! And you take a "break"? We're like bleary eyed addicts who need another hit. You're our dealer; you have responsibilities!

In the genre Science Fiction...


In The War of the Worlds (1953), what finally kills off the invading aliens?

speaking of which, another hit! 

erm... the common cold? I know that was the book at least.

Germs!

EDIT: Damn it! Only a couple of seconds too late!

Quick draw Meakin beat you to the punch! But who was right in particular? 

Common bacteria which is present in the air, but not harmful to humans..maybe they caught a cold!  

Haha look at you all with your fancy answers, mine was short and sweet 

Is the site running REALLY slwo, or is it just my connection?

Hang on guys, I have to go to the DVD for clarification. 

Quote from: Hal on June 10, 2010, 03:40:56 PM
Is the site running REALLY slwo, or is it just my connection?

Good, good... my device is working! Guys, Hal should only be able to see the questions 2 minutes after they were posted. Use the margin wisely!  Mu-hahahahaaaa!

But seriously, no, it's fine for me! 

Quote from: Hal on June 10, 2010, 03:40:56 PM
Is the site running REALLY slwo, or is it just my connection?

Mine is running like a hare, racing a turtle. Only my hare doesn't take a little nap.

Basically... it's fast as usual.

That explains a lot Jon......

Anything to win!!!!!!   

I'd give it to Sophie.  In the 1953 version they talk about "germs that are harmless" to humans, but there is no mention specifically of a "cold".