Skywarp!

Yeah, Tobey is good, or as good as the lines given him. However, I really don't like Kirsten Dunst, who apparently went to the Renee Zellwegger "Hard Squinting Can Express Every Emotion" Acting School.

Yeah, the lines were total cheese. This is off-topic, but somehow though, X3's dialoge doesn't make me cringe as bad as in the Spider-Man movies. Jesus, every scene with Peter and Mary Jane is MURDER. And I really hope there's only one version of the after-credits scene out there. I hate it when 100% of the faces' deaths are swerves.

The movie was decent. It's biggest flaw was trying to fit so much into such a short time. With another 45 minutes, they could have paced the film much better, developed the stories a lot more, and generally take the movie from a C+ to a B. X2 will likely always remain the best X-Men movie, but for now I think I'll take the Last Stand over the anticlimactic first installment.

The guys all had trunks on, though, didn't they? Possibly. I can't recall anymore.

I was always pulling for Dale to nail her, Chip is a fucking bitch... He's a bitch all right, but he's confident...

Not your imagination. All of them were sporting nothing but fur, save Jaga.

Arise from the pits of hell! LIIIIIIIVE AGAAAAAAAAAIN!

Also, could we get that Pentagon evidence from a neutral source? People that want to believe in conspiracy theories won't accept evidence from that website.

Shake: Blah, Blah, Death, Blood... Frylock: Shake, be serious. I want Meatwad to get some religion in his life. Shake: You can honestly look at him and tell me there's a God. Meatwad: He made me in His own image.

Sadly, it's not going to shut them up because the video released didn't put the issue to bed. If anything, it fueled the fire because we can't make out any "plane" in the video. There's a slender white flash, and then an explosion. People are already saying that this proves the "missle" theory.

Oldies, Motown, Doo-Wop, etc.

. Plus, I'll have you all know that I'm calling out from Scatland; I'm calling out from Scatman's World! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMywfxLSV6c...man%27s%20World

Transformers: The Movie, when Prime transforms into vehicle mode, and single-handedly fucks up the Decepticon ranks to the theme of "The Touch" (nice video, BTW). That gives me the chills. My friend gets the chills from the Temple of Doom, when Jones, who is believed to be under hypnosis says to Shorty: "I'm all right, kid." ::Wink:: And the triumphant theme plays as they kick bad guy BUTT.

Well, the difference between the DS and the Virtual Boy is the game library. The VB had virtually nothing of worth, while the DS has a pretty stacked library, including many titles that actually put the stylus to work. If the Wii comes along with titles that really take advantage of the innovative control system, then we're looking at a contender, silly name or not. The VB's problem was that you can't expect people to play with something that straps to your face with a tripod on it. Plus, that system never looked quite 'portable'.

After a few days of thinking about it, I'm over the whole awful name thing. Nintendo's track record for fun games speaks for itself, and this may be no different. However, I wouldn't be surprised if this system ends up being the Big N's swan song. It almost seems like Nintendo's story would work as a Shakespeare tragedy. Nintendo's tragic flaw being blowing off Sony for the SNES add-on, and Sony vowing revenge one day. I just wonder how many people are going to be dead on stage in Act V, Scene V.

Maybe it's not supposed to be pronounced "we", but "why", since it could be some play off of the consoles wifi capabilities? Or maybe you're just supposed to be asking yourself "Wii would I buy this?"

Drop a few well-placed wads of TP, and you'll neutralize the splashback effect.

Devo - Peek-A-Boo! The Presidents of the United States of America - Peaches Ray Parker, Jr. - Ghostbusters Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now?

Same here--I believe that Sublime are just a "training wheels" band for experimental music, i.e. the kids grow out of 'em. As for summer music, Blue Oyster Cult's "Burnin' for You" sounds great blasting out of a car, for as dorky as that sounds.

Exactly. They focus on the one thing they couldn't do, instead of thanking their lucky stars for the often lenient standars and practices that allows them to show things like real footage of a sex change operation, or countless other examples. 80% of their raunchy stuff would be left on the cutting room floor on another network.

On a blog post about the South Park vs. Family Guy episodes located on the Onion, a rather interesting thread has developed in the comment section that follows it. F.G. and S.P. defenders come out of the woodwork, and a rather productive series of opinions follows. Here it is for the interested: http://www.avclub.com/content/node/47449

Just like Inc. to be fashionably late to his own thread.

I'll second this. I think the reason they've taken so much punishment for this album is because their delayed backlash didn't occur when it should have (Room on Fire was definitely not a sophmore slumper) and since there are three or four clunkers on this one, the critics finally got their chance to jump all over them and sink their teeth in like famished hyenas. That, plus I realized why they always sent Casablancas in the middle of the final mix with phone receiver effects for the last two albums--being mixed up front, loud and clear doesn't do their songs any favors. Listening to the guitar lines was always what made this band worthwhile; vocal melody is an afterthought. Also, it doesn't help that Casablancas drops some dud lines this time around. But truth be told, the good far, far outweighs the bad on this one, and they've locked me in for their fourth release date.

^ Rancid, perhaps? Maybe the Toadies?

Once I farted on the set of "Blue Lagoon".