Bush, vigilant? He couldn't even read his speeches correctly...

Nah, it kind of harkens back the the United Artist theater where I grew up. Sadly the place was torn down, but I have a lot of fond memories of that theater.

Aw! Come on....that United Artist logo was one of my favorite things! I never got tired of seeing that.

Do you have an equivalent to "that's what she said"?

"Examples of nouns with a high sexiness function are "rod" and "meat", while raunchy adjectives are "hot" and "wet"."

I really loved the not seeing them leaving themselves the message, but only seeing it how they remembered it.

Just a bunch of people hopping on the loudest bandwagon. I had a 360 and xbox live, I personally don't miss it at all.

How about you just cool down a bit. You should realize this could happen to anyone.

Meant to post the video instead...

What? No Betelgeuse and Lydia on the list?

I honestly don't understand their gripe. I thought it was a good length...

Never been a big Shockwave fan....and not really a fan of these movies .....

Yep, no country like this one where you can break into someones house and get hurt and sue the home owner for it!

Seriously? Are you reading what you write? They aren't stealing from Sony, they are stealing from the customers, YOU in other words.

Didn't you know? It's Sony's fault for allowing someone to hack their system...

Yes, because Sony wasn't also a victim in this. Stop blaming someone that got broken into and blame the people that did they crime.

I hope you don't plan to ever buy anything on the internet ever again.

That's just it, they didn't know there was a data breach. They only knew there was an intrusion and they told us about it. They didn't know that info was stolen until yesterday, did you not read?

I completely agree with you. All these people bitching and complaining about Sony, but the hacker gets none of the blame. It's really quite amazing the ability to which people think these days.

I'm quite aware of how that works. But the line up just looks like a bunch of random names thrown out at a meeting.