And the winner is...

For those of you that live in Democracies, this should be familiar.

I looked these up 'cause I needed clairification. Hope I'll save everyone the trip.

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har·bin·ger [hahr-bin-jer] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun
1. a person who goes ahead and makes known the approach of another; herald.
2. anything that foreshadows a future event; omen; sign: Frost is a harbinger of winter.
3. a person sent in advance of troops, a royal train, etc., to provide or secure lodgings and other accommodations.
–verb (used with object)
4. to act as harbinger to; herald the coming of.
[Origin: 1125–75; late ME herbenger, nasalized var. of ME herbegere, dissimilated var. of OF herberg(i)ere host, equiv. to herberg(ier) to shelter (< Gmc; see harbor) + -iere -er2]

—Synonyms 2. herald, forerunner, precursor, portent, indication.
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daunt·less [dawnt-lis, dahnt-] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–adjective
1. not to be daunted or intimidated; fearless; intrepid; bold: a dauntless hero.
–noun
2. (initial capital letter) Also called Douglas SBD. the principal U.S. Navy fleet bomber of early World War II, capable of carrying bombs or depth charges and particularly successful as a dive bomber.
[Origin: 1585–95; daunt + -less]

—Related forms
daunt·less·ly, adverb
daunt·less·ness, noun

—Synonyms 1. undaunted, daring, indomitable, brave, courageous.
—Antonyms 1. fearful, timid.
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What does island mean? Like, an island, completly surrounded by water?

Island Sun actually to a US Military code that was initiated by the Defense Information Systems Ageny. From what I can tell it refers to the state of condition/rules of conduct in battle.

Also, I thought it sounded kool

Alright, tomorrow night, our ship's name's fate shall be sealed.

So being the nerd I am, this begs the question?

Is this the Dauntless from Pirates of the Carribean that sailed from Port Royal with a renagade crew to Tortuga?

Or is this the Dauntless on Star Trek Voyager which used an experamental slipstream drive system multiple times faster than standard warp drive that eventually proved to be a trap to deliver the crew of the Voyager to the Borg?

finito

DAMN! And i was sure the SS More Powerful than Superman, Spiderman And the Incredible Hulk was gunna win....

Really? I thought that the Tyler Durden had it on lockdown.

I would've voted for the Durden if it was there :-)

I heard that Edward Norton was gunna vote for the Durden but he has some issues with him/self.

What the hell was his name in that movie?

I think its Joe or something. It never really tells you but if you stop and zoom on the paychecks and plane tickets, you can see Joe something.

In the movie he is called the "Narrator" however in the book he does have a name. If u watch the DVD and play the commentory with the director David Finch, he tells u his name. I cant remember of the top of my head but its there

Hey guys, the OP will start today... as long as you live in whatever timezone you hit right before the international date-line. I'm getting back late and you probably don't want the intro post from a cell-phone.