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How's the voting happening? I have no idea. No specific site for voting or, what?

We just vote right here in the thread.

(And you wrote a damn fine story, so don't by shy about voting for yourself  )

Streets of Fire!

Correct. And I appreciate the "!" 

When you're talking about a movie as awesome as Streets of Fire, every sentence must end with an exclamation point! (!)

Anyhoo, here's my clue:

> Assume fighting stance with pool cue. Go north.

Boink! Happy b-day to you and your hairless, pink hamster thingy. 

It's not a horror game, but the old "A mind forever voyaging" was pretty trippy and has stayed with me for years and years.

Streets of Fire!

I am always amazed at your ability to keep the bulk of the dense, byzantine history of RON straight in your head.  8)

I played most of the early RON games, but I can't remember exactly what happened in which game anymore.

A French film?  So you're using for trivia something maybe 3 people saw.  

Hey, I've seen a bunch of French films (especially the ones with Sophie Marceau in them -- ooh la la!  ). But I'm going to need more than this pic if I'm going to have any chance.

[ATELIER]

Wow. Some REALLY good entries this month. I wish I had participated.

It was hard to choose, but my vote goes to Stu ATELIER.

(Edited so someone doesn't throw themselves off a bridge or something  : )

Yeah, make it something simple like Ponch's Screenie. 

Hey! How was I to know so many of you had seen such an otherwise forgotten movie. 

Air Sickness Bag: 3D

(Seriously, I've got nothing here. Can we get another screen shot?)

Deep Blue Sea 2: Land Shark

> Go to door B2. Enter 668428 on the keypad

So it wasn't The 5th element!?  :o

Nope. It wasn't Blade Runner either. (And I was CERTAIN it was!  )

Runaway?

Five minutes? REALLY?!? *Sigh* I hoped it would take you guys longer than that. 

(I didn't even finish my lunch yet, Domino  )

Your turn then.

Here's my Labor Day entry:

It's classic semi-cyberpunk cheese. Good luck!

Heaven's Gate?

Happy b-day, Gilbot!

I played the Leisure Suit Larry games. It taught me all I know about women. 

I read the entire article (thanks for linking it, by the way). And at no point does the author mention Oceanspirit Dennis. And he claims to be an expert of the world of adventure gaming! Bah!