@Shrike: IF you decide to read Neuromancer you should read Count Zero first and follow up with Mona Lisa Overdrive. I first read them 20 years ago and was kind of blown away.

When you take a polygraph you are asked two types of 'yes or no' questions: Control questions (like, "Is your name so and so?" and "are the lights on in this room") to establish a feedback baseline and the interrogative questions ("Did you commit the acts in question?"). The baseline questions are always answered…

Fucking polygraph tests…
About seven years ago, when I was in the Army, I was encouraged to take a polygraph test to demonstrate my innocence in a matter that I was uninvolved in. Within two months I was a civilian again and just damn lucky I didn't find myself facing an obstruction of justice charge. Fuck polygraph…

This may come as a surprise to some of you but, most reasonably intelligent people already knew what the word schadenfreude meant before Lisa Simpson explained it to the slow kids…

@Mr. Tadakichi :That show was fucking awesome.

Jonathan Strange and Mr.Norrell would make an interesting cable miniseries but is too much of a period piece to make a network series with any longevity.

-somehow V survived and Better off Ted didn't-
Better Off Ted got canceled but V and the Marriage Ref are still around?
SHITFUCKSHIT! COCKSUCKER! FUCK, FUCK, FUCK, FUCK! Fuck it. Just fuck it. I quit. I. Just. Quit.

Yeah don't ever threaten to blow up the "Suber Bowl". People take that shit seriously.

This movie was playing back to back to back on the HDNET channel on Direct TV Wednesday night. I watched the last half hour and found it kind of amusing. I didn't realize at the time that it was just being released into theaters. Passing strange.

I always prefered the DiVynles version.
or was it Portishead?

Ooooh, snap.
LET THE HATING BEGIN!
Go get 'em you bitches.

Holy Crap.
See, this is what happens when you stick your finger into the hornets nest that is "Civil War Geekery".