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Who would have thought that turning someone's microphone on after a couple minutes could actually make a performance even worse?

I can't help but think that opinion was dripping with sarcasm.

I'd probably go if they released the true versions in 3D. The thing about Lucas though is that he knows exactly what he's doing. He's milking as much money as possible and someday the next money move will be to release those original versions. It may take another 20 years, but it will happen someday. ...and then he'll start all over with the tweaks

He put a thousand on that? How much money does this guy have?

Even though half the band is dead, I really enjoyed that one.

Who?

God no.

In 3D? I had a cringe moment this weekend when my girlfriend said she wants to see Titanic in 3D. So you want to sit through 2.5 hours of nothing just to get to a couple scenes that might be interesting in 3D? I can't imagine sitting through a 3 hour movie with those glasses on. I can already feel the headache I would have.

Really?

I love being in a room full of Patriots fans for this. I did the same thing last time too. This time my girlfriend's best friend was the only Giants fan in the place. She moved over towards me during that last drive just to play it safe (it was a friend's house, so it was a safe setting).

I don't understand it, but for whatever reason, there must be a market for these things. I'm kind of curious though. What has you considering it? Are you a fan of the 3D movies? I can't picture people going to see any of these re-releases simply because they liked the movie.

If a parent does something to him, they go to jail. If an inmate does something to him, he goes to...

Georgetown fan!

Thanks again Mark, but only one thing comes to mind after this one. I can't wait until May.

I realize that's what it was. Unfortunately, I bet that charge doesn't stick. Unless he's got video there really is no way they're going to prove it. The rest sounds like it could be passed off as torture, so I hope they go as extreme as possible with those charges.

And the best part? His car wasn't registered. And this reminds me of how much I miss Buffalo pizza. Everything I've had out here in Boston is so cardboardy (yeah, it's a word now). I'm sure there's a decent place out there, I just haven't found it yet.

I wish some of these guys would start calling out the media for asking stupid questions. Tom Brady would have earned some points in my mind if he said something like this to Jerry Sullivan: "I'm about to play in the super bowl in Indianapolis against the Giants, why are you asking me about Buffalo hotel rooms?"

If the spoon feeding is all that he did, legally does that qualify as molestation? I'd hate to see this guy escape on some technicality.

I wish they had drawn out that storyline with Kevin a bit longer. There was so much potential there. And as for the characters, I've already mentioned Creed, but I've always been a Stanley fan. I don't know what it is, but I always enjoy any word he says.

Where do they wind up staying when they're in town for a Bills game anyway? I can't even think of any thing major in the area of the Ralph. Then again, I've never really gone out looking for hotels there.

Close your eyes and suck it out of a hose?

I suppose it's what they're going for with her, but I absolutely hate her character. She's just a despicable human being. Other characters probably are too, but I've never gotten many laughs out of anything Kelly does.

I couldn't help but wonder right away what was so special with it, that it actually buckles? But it's good to see that some people actually care. Hopefully it works.

Yeah, a spinoff would never work, but I would absolutely love to find out Creed's back story, especially since he claimed that he stole the Creed Bratton identity.

It seems like we know everything there is to know already about Dwight. The beet farm would really even be a new setting for him. Frasier worked because we really didn't know anything about his life on Cheers other than Lilith and the psychologist job. They were all completely new characters and Seattle was a completely new setting. If they wanted an Office spinoff, they'd be better off going with someone who they could have a clean slate with. Like I said earlier, Creed is the most obscure (and wow could they have some fun with that), but other than that, they might have some decent material for someone like Stanley or Kevin.