Extreme1's question of the night

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite Nintendo DS Game?
I don't have a lot of experience with the DS, so my answer is the only game that I've really spent time with: Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon.
I've really dug the hell out of what I've played of it.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite movie from 1999?
I'm going with The Matrix, I will never forget my mother bringing that video home from Blockbuster as a surprise and being astonished by how good it was.
From Keanu as Neo (which was pretty much the perfect casting) to the incredible soundtrack to the amazing fight scenes to going online later and reading up on all the little things I didn't notice, it was damn near life changing and the best part is that the movie still holds up today!

[DanielO]

I don't know if I could call it my favorite, because I rarely rewatch it, but the one that had the greatest effect on me was The Blair Witch Project. I never get scared by movies, but this got to me. As it went on, I found myself dreading what would happen every time night approached.

[Money]

For me it was cruel intentions I knew of SMG but I hadn't seen her in anything she did a fantastic job as a devious little boarding school witch plus we get to see a very young Reese Witherspoon as the wager target solid performance yet nobody has come close to matching the vindictive side of the character for SMG I've been wanting to write a character like her for years but I can't find the right story vibe

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: For those who watch wrestling, what is, to you, the most offensive storyline that you ever watched?
The more I think about it, the more I think it was Triple H's vaguely (and that's giving it a lot of credit) racist promo towards Booker T in the build up to their Wrestlemania match.
There had been a lot (and I mean a lot) of storylines that either have vague racial undertones or were outright about racism, but this one had Triple H not only win but win in a way that did nothing to help Booker, it was absolutely brutal.