SageAgainstTheMachine

Well, I won't even pretend to know the specifics about liability in this regard. But I can guarantee that one of those hyperprotective helicopter Moms would make life a living hell for somebody. "My poor Dalton could have gotten heat stroke! " But yeah, I'd have slapped the little !@#$ers and thrown them off too.

I think it's more accurately afraid of parents. The kind that would successfully sue the school over their precious snowflake's traumatic walk home after getting kicked off the bus.

It's so hot, compared to the weather Kate Upton is a 3.

Selmon, I'm trying to view it but there's a login for the site and apparently you need to share the video to an email address before a password can be created. You can PM me for my email address. You may be interested in my opinion, as I'm currently between my 1st and 2nd professional gigs as a theatre director.

She has a face? How 'bout that...

But I thought it was the gays who were ruining the sanctity of marriage...

... I can't even imagine, friend. Be strong.

My bugaboo is wasps.

I'm still an idiot too though.

Great. Another diva. This Mario guy's reputation seems to proceed him, but until I see it he's just the next Aaron Maybin.

http://discovermagazine.com/2012/jul-aug/06-humans-with-super-human-vision/article_view?b_start:int=0&-C= Pretty cool mutation.

Most likely scrapes and bruises, soreness, etc. No sense in a veteran aggravating something in June.

Faneuil Hall is pretty neat. The Freedom Trail is a rather touristy thing to do, but if you don't mind being a greenhorn then go for it. Like PTR said, Fenway Park is a great place to digest a ball game. Don't bother with the Cheers bar. My biggest recommendation though is the Isabella Stewart-Gardner museum. If you're into art, it's a fantastic place.

I feel bad for animals like non-venomous snakes that get a bad rap. It's a shame.

I'm not a Dad, so I won't step into those shoes, but I always say bollocks to the sexual puritanism of our culture. There's nothing inherently salacious about nipples, after all, just a social construct.

Then I guess, Point 2 calls Point 1 into question. If this is truly a movie that can survive on its own concepts, why fall back on old-school terror elements like incompetent secondary characters dying off one by one? Not every big budget movie requires an ensemble cast, in my opinion, especially when they're so obviously just lambs being led to slaughter for our amusement. And of course you have the black guy sacrificing himself...Trey and Matt would be proud

Of course, these counting statistics are more of an effect than a cause.

That's pretty interesting. It would also explain how Dr. Shaw's totemic crucifix worked into the symbolism. My issue wasn't necessarily plot holes as much as how the script seemed to abandon its philosophical nature in the 2nd Act. For example, the remaining Engineer is a being from a race that mastered intergalactic travel 5,000 years before us...and yet his role in the movie is essentially bashing people's brains in like a gorilla.

If knocking up a supermodel disqualifies me from being a Buffalo Guy, then I'd be happily disqualified.

Thanks zepp. But seriously, it's one of those movies that you'll enjoy a lot more if you don't believe a lot of the hype. For a much more thoughtful space movie, check out Moon.

My review of Prometheus here... http://www.entertainment-bureau.com/prometheus-reviewsday-tuesday/2110

Honest question - how the hell did watermelons become a racial stereotype? Doesn't pretty much everybody love watermelon?

When Pineda went down, who would've thought the Yankees would have baseball's gnarliest starting staff?

Here's a toast to 15 happy years. So sorry for your loss.

Plenty of thin pitchers, but you're right in that Clemens was generally stocky. Now he's got Robert Paulson level bitchtits though .