@DesignKid: Damn. We really do curse that much I guess.

So, in short, Roger Ebert shows the world that he has no idea what he's talking about... yet again.

I'm unsurprised. This is why I only eat fast food about once a month, and to be honest, I'd rather Taco Bell over some of the other franchises.

I still have my original grey Game Boy brick and games. Still works like a dream.

Cowboy Bebop FTW!

"We can record you, but you can't record us."

I usually enjoy the show completely, but this recent episode was dreadful. All this inane rambling about souls, and "OMG what is it? Where can we find it?" It was like an hour long commercial for Christianity. Plus Botox Granny Diana and her horrendous '80s-era soap opera acting weren't helping any either.

@diasdiem: And he woulda gotten away with it too, if it weren't for those meddlin' kids and their hyperintelligent canine.

@gebbss: Peanut allergies can be a deadly serious issue.

Only one???

@campbell000: It's definitely worth it, especially since the two cables are priced pretty close together nowadays. There also is a noticeable difference in image and sound quality.

@Synthfilker: Those aren't sunglasses.

@Dezerus Richardson: I'm with everyone else on this. People mourned the death of the pirates??? They thought the tactics used were controversial? Who are these people, and where are they?

I'm a stickler for efficiency, so when friends are late, I tell them in no uncertain terms that it's a pain in the ass, and that if they can't get their crap together, they're going to start finding themselves without events with us to be late to.

My interest has been piqued.

Up next: Hoarders: Cyber Edition

I'd only be interested if the original trilogy is in it's unmolested form, and if the prequel trilogy is in the Phantom Edit form. Until then, I'll reserve the Star Wars saga as little more than a fond memory.

@Clutchman83: Agreed. From a visual perspective, this was the lowest point of the movie.