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Now I now this current front office has little to do with it, but I'm not going to bash any other front office until the number 1999 has no meaning around here anymore. This front office won't mean a thing to me until they get us back into the playoffs.

The coin came up heads for Ramirez, so all he did was punch/pistol whip her.

I had a hockey game so I couldn't watch. How many extra scenes are there?

Ok, poor choice in words. Batman and the Joker are locked into their roles. They can't be broken. They are what they are. Dent and Gordon are stuck in between, trapped in a world of corruption and could easily go either direction.

Dent and Gordon are probably the main characters in the whole thing. You have your over the top good and evil in Batman and the Joker, then Dent and Gordon are the true human element in the movie. The story is definitely about Dent more than anyone else. I never really paid attention to much of the marketing beyond the viral internet campaign and the trailers/tv spots. How did they market it to kids? My guess is that the studio was probably the big ones behind that if it did happen. I saw couple interviews where Bale and Nolan both were shying away from letting kids see this movie.

And that was when St Louis changed to those really ugly jerseys that they had for about 5 years. A white Bills #4 would fit in perfectly with those #99's.

And Dent was right there in plain sight.

I just got back from seeing it again. Maybe someone can answer this question. At the end, Gordon says to Batman that Dent was responsible for 5 deaths, 2 of which were cops. Who was there other than Wertz, Maroni's driver, and presumably Maroni in that crash? He didn't kill Ramirez.

And that right there is the post of the day. Nice work.

Its funny that you mention it. I was thinking Empire as I walked out of the theater. The good guys don't walk away feeling too well after either movie. But with a 3rd being lighter and more uplifting, does that mean nipples on the Batsuit and Robin? Actually, given what Nolan and company have done, I think they could actually string together a decent story involving Robin, even though I never want to see it. I know there's one story out there that I actually liked that invovled Robin, so it can be done.

I'll plead ignorance in regards to their market and the team they've put together right now, but how attractive an option would it be to play in Minnesota? That's a team that gets mentioned non-stop, even if King shot down that idea.

And hasn't the league been very open about the fact that they want each team to play one game a year (or every 3-4 years) in a foreign city? Toronto's obviously the a big target in that. Who else would they send up there, Pittsburgh?

I still can't believe that my dad successfully designed and built a deck some 20+ years ago. It was quite the experience being something like 6 years old and having to help with that project. He never was the handyman type, but that that thing lasted the full 10-15 years until they got rid of the pool. He had the concrete blocks and the deck was a few inches over the top of the pool. There was plenty of space to cover the thing up each year. The one problem though was that the thing was a bee magnet. I can't count the number of nests I destroyed over the years. As for the above ground pools out here in the east question, I'm sure it has a lot to do with the extra space most have around here. You can put in an above ground pool and not have to build a fence around the entire thing, which still leaves you a decent size yard.

Just be careful with my posts. I started the thread so I have no problem with talking about specific details. But hey, you've been warned.

Reading through this thread, it seems like every single pizza place in the area has been named. I can't wait to get some decent pizza when I'm back in the area next month. And since its where the parents live, I'll be going to... Yeah, he has to be talking about the old one. What has it been, close to 10 years now? But anyway, who goes to a pizza place and sits down there to eat? Pick it up and bring it hope (but I guess that won't work for the person who started this thread).

Something that a lot of people don't realize with the shaft with too much flex is that not only does the shaft bend, but it will twist a bit too, opening the club face. That's always a fun demonstration to watch. The lesson thing should always be the first option. Try to scout out the pro a little if you can. Some are far better teachers than others. If you find the right person, you can spend far less money, but improve that much more. If I had the time and resources to golf more than I do now (maybe 5 times a year if I'm lucky), that would be the first thing I'd do.

Go see it again. Problem solved. What I really wonder is why does anyone care? My list of favorite movies is very different from yours, which is very different from anyone else posting in here. Hell, I'm sure there's someone out there who thinks Caddyshack 2 was a good movie. Personally, I could care less if someone else enjoyed a movie less than I did. All this greatest movie ever talk is absurd. There is no such thing.

I'll settle for the South Park version of the story where they finally decided to play a game straight and lost.

I still think that "-1" is better than any asterisk.

For a second there you had me asking myself "when did I start this thread?".

I'm always confused when this subject keeps popping up. Don't they actually have to accomplish something in order to have an asterisk?

Supposedly the voice is right along the lines of how it was written in the comicbooks. He can't just talk in Bruce Wayne voice. Anyway, its a very minor detail in the big picture.

That's dead on (along with the rest of the post that I cut out). It was never about Batman. It was about Harvey Dent. In destroying Dent, he found that perfect adversary in Batman.

He's not so much crazy, but that he wants to create insanity.

Rogan and Stanhope mentioned in the same thread? Thanks for reminding me of that absolute abortion of a program that was the new Man Show.