I'm a fan of Georgetown, which under Thompson III uses the "Princeton offense," which I like to call the "bore them to death offense" because it consists of passing around the backcourt a million times until a misplaced pass turns into a turnover.

What pansies. Belicheck would have just suspended them all for being late to practice.

The Bunny version of this competition is better:

Man, thing's would have been so different if he stayed on the Knicks. He would have had so much more despair.

Also, did the group forget they went to the CDC? Are we going to pretend that never happened?

I haven't seen this much cold fish since i went to that women's hockey league game. [Thumbs Up!!]

Gary then responded by asking Noel how both his brother and music career are doing.

After the jump, Jerry Jones said the dog was fine

Tradition

I thought this was a colorblind joke..... damn normies, just because I can't see color doesn't make me different!

I think in one of those seasons they had 1 loss.... I forget which season.

I one time stored a glass rim side down before a thunderstorm. There was some water left over on the rim from the dishwasher and a quick change in barometric pressure actually shattered the glass b/c the liquid created an airtight seal. (Air pressure is high in clear days and drops quickly before thunderstorms; the…

I want to use this moment in response to the cat question to remind everyone that Missile Silos still use floppy disks. Not the 1 inch hard ones. Like the 1980s, 6 inch sized floppy disks. Imagine a cat with that thing:

The Quandts own under 50% of the stocks nowadays. The rest of the stock free floats, but I remember that the Brits owned a majority share in the early 90s (hence BMW became the car of James Bond with Goldeneye). That isn't the case anymore and I could be wrong (except for the sub-50% ownership), so who knows! lol.

so they switched from a badge that looked like Devo (a native Ohio band) to something that looks like the BMW logo (Bavarian but owned by some Brits).... totally an improvement...

Was that before or after its problems of spontaneously exploding?

Your response to pickling made me think of this news from last week: Dutch man has leg amputated by doctor, requests to keep said leg, puts the leg in a jar, turns it into a lamp and tries to sell it on ebay. Leave it to the Dutch:

Ripley and a couple of Weyland-Yutani employees hop a ride aboard a ship called the Torrens and head to the station, where they discover that everything has gone to hell. The station is in a state of malfunction and lockdown. The local androids are acting up and possibly dangerous. And of course, to top everything…

I can picture that series now...

This article is awesome, but decidedly lacking in references to Golden-eye, which even before Halo, was the first game that really heralded the importance of multiplayer in consoles.