Darthtiki

I've got a Yahoo Fantasy Football league going and if anyone wants to play here is the info... League ID#: 209069 Password: orange

Bedtime Stories Hey everyone needs their Skinemax VH1's I Love the (decade) A big ole pot of pop culture goodness Lucky Louie I enjoyed it, especially since it felt like it was a callback to early cable. Disneyland Pure americana Emeril Live Without him, Food network probably would have never survived

Another State of Mind - Dir. Adam Small, Peter Stuart 1984 Great film chronicling Social Distortion and Youth Brigade's North American tour in an old school bus as well as the punk scene in the early 80's

Two-Face died in Batman Forever. He fell off the platform and crashed into those rocks. Batman & Robin doesn't make any sense in general. There is an explanation for the jacket. The original beginning of Forever was having Two-Face escaping Arkham, so in theory the jacket in the Arkham property room could be from when Two-Face was initially captured.

Uh...UCLA has more than 11 national titles (unless you're only counting the big 2 programs). Last I checked they had over 100 national titles. But as with the whole "Titletown" deal...fuck the four-letter.

Believe me the DVD will be out by Christmas, most films these days have less than a 100 day window between theatrical and home entertainment (the largest window for money).

Goldfinger - Dir. Guy Hamilton 1964 Gold Diggers of 1933 - Dir. Mervyn LeRoy 1933

Kindred: The Embraced Granted after re-watching several years after it's short run, the dialogue is bad the premise was kinda neat.

CSI: NY

Mike...go to Esquire and see it believe me you won't regret it.

http://www.bungie.net/defaultsi.aspx Reminds me of all the other little internet hype they did for their games. Remember the Bee website? lol The clock ran out and the announcement was shelved.

Talk about a movie that did not live up to my expectations. Don't get me wrong I loved Malcolm McDowell but the movie left me very underwhelmed.

I saw it last night and I want to see it again

The Dark Knight - Dir. Christopher Nolan 2008 Okay, this doesn't come out for another 2 days but I saw the advance last night and damn is it everything I expected.

On the ads at Honda Center, they are hyping a special perforance by Megadeth

To be fair, getting the fries well done makes them a bit better. Also, Carl's just changed their fries to the natural cut fries to match their sister chain and to rival Jack in the Box. However, Jack's are better because the Carl's ones have that coating that crisps up and they are a tad saltier.

Let's see: 14 years old in the mid-90's...check (1996) Lived in the suburbs...check girl...nope well 2 out of 3 ain't bad. My picks: 1. Orange Goblin 2. RHR 3. BPS

Apparently, my buddy was quick on the draw and scored a pair and we're going

I'm also going to be a maggot feasting on Ravenbomb's rotting draft corpse: Casablanca - Dir. Michael Curitz 1942 Quite simply one of the best ever. Bogey's Rick Blaine is one of cinema's great badasses.

Good Eats What can I say, I'm an Alton Brown fanboy. It's Bill Nye with cooking

Nash Bridges Though it got really bad at the end, it was still a great show

Free Enterprise - Dir. Robert Meyer Burnett 1999 Sci-fi meets Swingers = awesomeness

The Sandlot - Dir. David Miller 1993

20/20 no surprise to me