THE MAIL CALL THREAD

[zenpeaceofmind]

At least they made it clear! I guess I didn't get one... 

Thanks for the help.

[Shellbell]

checked my email again and a Cooley sent me info saying I will get stuff in the mail shortly.

[John Galt]

temple

[radioflire]

Maka, LOVE your avatar. The Last Unicorn was a stay-at-home-sick favorite when I was little.

I need to get that on dvd . . . that and the Secret of Nimh.

[The Dread Pirate Roberts]

Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh is better as a book. I didn't really like the movie...

I'm so with you on that one.

[The Dread Pirate Roberts]

Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh is better as a book. I didn't really like the movie...

I'm so with you on that one.

  Did you read the sequal? Not as good as the original, but still better than the movie.

I did, although it was so long ago that I don't remember much of anything about it.  I think I only read that one once.

[The Dread Pirate Roberts]

It was Racso. I think his dad dies in the end; electrocuted? It was very sad...

That does sound familiar.

Both of those books were sad.  And I think it scared me when I was little too.

But then again, the absurd wolf that was helping the Nothing in the Neverending Story scared me when I was little, so what can I say...

[The Dread Pirate Roberts]

I've never seen Neverending Story. It was too wierd. I didn't like Labyrinth, either..

It was my favorite movie as a child.  Even though I now recognize that it isn't nearly as good as the Princess Bride.

[slangforchris]

Why is this thread stuck at the top of the posting sequence?  Are discussions about old fantasy cartoons that important to law school applicants?

Bah!

[Pirate Pete]

Why is this thread stuck at the top of the posting sequence?  Are discussions about old fantasy cartoons that important to law school applicants?

Bah!

Scientific studies have shown a strong positive correlation between people who enjoy discussing old fantasy cartoons and law school success.