shrader

All teams have them, but some teams have more depth than others. It really is that simple.

This makes me think of the people I can't stand at the gym. They'll have their headphones on so loud that I can actually hear it over my own headphones. Hey buddy, the point of headphones is so that other people don't have to listen to your crappy music. Is that a headphone or an actual stereo speaker strapped to your ear? And as for the picture, I've seen a ton of that on tv while I'm watching games.

But what if they were to slingshot around the sun and travel back in time far enough to a point where he could still leap? That seems totally plausible to me and it could open the door to a few mentionings of nuclear wessels. And as for the original series, that had to have been the origin of the whole idea where the evil twin (ok, not really an evil twin in this case) always has a goatie, right? That has to be the greatest gift of all from the Star Trek universe.

I think Scott Bakula would have been the best captain if he constantly received help from Al and Ziggy.-

I had a feeling that would come up. The movie Klingons were the real deal though. What Picard really needed though was a Moby Dick quoting arch nemesis to feud with. The only thing I can really think of for him was some wise cracking rip off of Mr. Mxyzptlk from the superman universe. How about staying connected to the collective and then single-handedly taking it down from the inside?

That's the same reasoning that makes Die Hard and Gremlins two of my favorite Christmas movies.

Yeah, but he was only half Klingon so he was a wuss.

And apparently your adulthood too.

So becoming a religious icon before even making it to the rank of captain has to be a pretty impressive accomplishment.

Sisko wasn't even a captain though, was he?

That kid's got some wheels.

The local sandwich place down the street from me has the best spicy mustard I've ever had. I really need to figure out what they're using.

I assume you never actually saw either of the new Batman movies because your description there doesn't fit them one bit. They were completely story driven.

I think a lot of the drivers around here in Boston would actually be safer backing up on the freeway as opposed to that normal "driving" that they do.

I saw a woman turn down a one-way street this morning. When she got halfway down the road, she realized it wasn't where she wanted to go, so she figured she could just back up out of the street. Of course, at this point more cars had turned down the street and it was completely bottled up all the way to the intersection. Does she just cut her losses and decide to keep driving down the one-way street and then make the two right turns necessary to get back to the main road? Of course not. She sits there in reverse waiting for every single car behind her to get out of her way. Needless to say, I'm slightly delayed in starting my work day. If only the cop 100 yards or so in front of her directing traffic had been able to leave his spot for a few seconds and give her one hell of a yelling.

Ah, so it's the idea to stir up some chatter and then pick up on that chatter. Didn't think about it that way. I can't imagine there being too wide of a window for that, but who knows. I have no problem with the idea that the announcement was made for selfish reasons though, but at the same time, it was something the country really needed to hear.

Al Qaeda had to have known pretty quickly that the building was hit. Whether it's people in the area or any potential sources within the Pakastani government/army, they had to know within a matter of hours that the US got to Bin Laden. I forget the exact timeline. How quickly after the strike was the announcement made? I'd have to imagine that they already knew at that point.

Did crayonz ever get that update he was looking for with that sunken UFO in the Atlantic? My guess is they're back.

I'll be picking up mw3 for the PS3 right after work tomorrow. There really is nothing better than the early days of the game where most people don't know the map and no one is aware of any of the little bugs.

And if you want to stay home and watch the classics, perhaps you shouldn't click on a thread titled "November Movies".

I think Beavis' line from the commercial for yesterday's show was the best part of the whole thing. Something along the lines of "wait, this is real? Well then that means she's not a bad actress, she's a bad person".

Cartman never fails to be completely messed up. I'm going to miss clyde frog though.

That line and all the stuff about the jersey shore last week were great. I love those brief moments where the two actually come off as intelligent.

I'd definitely get it. If you plan on getting the second one it's a nice warmup. They set the whole playing style for the game in place there and then took it all out with the second one.

Zoolander is now ruined for me forever.