In Credible

that game looks badass!

I like how the "informant" on ESPN says "We're all afraid that Vick will give us up." I'm just sitting there thinking, wait isn't it your fucking job to rat on ppl and you're implying someone will rat on you?

Not sure if this has been mentioned, but is anyone else sick of ESPN's overuse of the word Walk Off? They'd probably use it for a winning fucking putt in golf!

Over class like Gunstar Heroes, Haunting, Skitchin and Mega Lo Mania? Did I stutter?

I love SoR2 it's my favorite Genesis game.

How many books are in that series? Is it worth reading? I know it's a bit off-topic, but a few friends and family members have consistently recommended that I read the series even though I'm not a King fan. I think there are 7 books and it is definately worth reading. I'm not a huge King fan either, but it's a masterpiece.

The only thing that came to mind with The Dark Tower series of books relating to a newpaper clipping about a death was. Father Callahan was on the run from The Low Men, The Crimson King's Henchmen. They would leave all kinds of Lost Pet posters with descriptions of the father (to make other vampires aware of his presence). The reason Father Callahan was on the run was because in Salem's Lot when he was made to drink the blood of the head vampire Barlow, he gained the ability to see vampires in the world. They would have a blue glow around them. Anyway Callahan became a slayer of sorts and killed several vampires in NEW YORK. He worked at a homeless shelter and began killing vampires. They got smarter and more aware of Callahan's doings and it got back to the lowmen. When the heat got to be too much he made his way across country on the run. On his way he saw less and less of the signs and made his way to California. In California he read a newspaper on break at a hard labor job. He spotted an article that spoke of his good friend Rowan Macgruder (the man who ran the homeless shelter) who had been critically wounded by "The Hitler Brothers" two neo nazi killers that had been terrorizing New York. It was actually a setup to bait Callahan into coming back to New York, which he did to visit his friend in the hospital just before his friend died. That's all I can remember about a newspaper clipping from The Dark Tower books. It is in Callahan's story in Wolves Of The Calla.

Um, why? Didn't Locke admit as the hatch was blowing the fuck up that he had made a mistake? Why would he believe him this time if he was wrong last time? Also, the finale spoilers that were posted a little while back - were they right, or what? No I went back and read them, and they were wrong.

It depends on how large the gap is between them in the finale and them being saved. I could definately see Ben being right and The Others + Losties have to fight off the new force coming to the island.

Could it be Jacob?

I would dig the FBI thing. Anyone else like how they worked in "Rob Thomas is a whore!" in the Finale?

My algebra teacher in Jr High got fired for not having his teaching liscense.

Here's another trailer

Yeah I hope it gets picked up somewhere, because this really just builds for more. There was nothing Final in the Finale.

The thing about Veronica Mars is that it's the only show I actually watch on The CW, so fuck em. If they don't renew it I'll have no reason to watch that lame ass network.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Tell me how to also do this!

Yeah where is Lost on that list?

Vanhalen

Cage sucks.

That was awesome, at the end I was like "say it! SAY IT!!!". great episode.

Awesome Post.

Yeah I think the main thing is that Ben feels threatened by Locke. Ben has always been special, he's the only one who has been able to see/hear Jacob, and Locke being able to threatens Ben's uniqueness. That's why Ben setup Locke's dad, he knew he couldn't kill him and that would keep Ben as the leader.

I thought the original was boring as hell.