I come from even further into the future and it gets much funner than Karl Rove!

what was the avatar?

Yeah, he's clearly saying "well", but damned if it doesn't actually sound like "Narwhal". I don't know how he does it; I guess that's why he's on TV and I'm not.

Simms does the same thing, but he constantly uses the word "goes" instead of "said".

The Pats have to get by the Broncos first…

maybe the best *inside* linebacker… I think it's hard to say who's better at what he does between Kuechly and Von Miller.

I think that's the key difference. great defenses can win championships, but you still need some sort of contribution from the offense. the Broncos offense was downright embarassing at times last year, but yeah generally managed a couple of decent drives per game, usually when they needed it most. that, and the O-line…

yeah, Isn't Belichick supposed to be a master at coaching up otherwise unheralded players with the mythical "Patriots Way"?

It doesn't hurt that he coaches for an owner who cares more about developing a new stadium than wins and losses. All Fisher needs to do is field a team just good enough that the season ticket holders keep renewing. Marvin Lewis has rode the same strategy to a 13 year gig with the Bengals. (I just looked up his…

sooner or later someone's going to have to fix it, right?

Of all the tv show's I've ever seen, The Pacific is clearly the one I never want to see again. Not that it's a bad show at all; it's really excellent IMO. it's just so damn brutal I don't have any need to watch it again. My wife bought me the whole set on Blu-Ray that Christmas becuase she knew how much I liked my BoB…

8k. and 22.2 surround sound. I'm not making that shit up, you can check it out on wikipedia. How the hell anyone's wife is going to let him install that many speakers in their living room, I'll never know. Personally, In installed my surrounds while my wife was out of town so she couldn't ask me why I need to many…

Yeah, but they could just as easily step right back into the Quantum storyline. All they've got to do open the folder M gives Bond to reveal the Quantum / Spectre dossier and tell Bond he's back on the case.

Absolutely. The Living Daylights suffers from a poor script, but Dalton is solid as Bond. Dalton's portrayal of Bond in License to Kill is top-notch in my opinion. Looking back on it nowadays I'd go so far as to say that his darker version of Bond was a bit ahead of it's time.

It's too bad Bond didn't take him up on the delicatessen in stainless steel; It'd make for a fun spin-off. Bond would be a fish out of water dealing with cranky customers, MoneyPenny could work the register, and Q will supply him with all sorts of explosive and / or laser-based kitchen equipment. M gets to wash…

I thought Mr White was a decent Blofeld stand-in; developing the whole Quantum plotline from Casino Royale was the only decent thing about QoS. I was kinda disappointing that quantum didn't come back after that, but I can't blame them from running as quickly as possible from any connection to that steaming pile.

I think some of that can be fixed with how they set up the mics and the acoustics and all that. Each instrument has it's own mic which is mostly going to only pick up what comes out of that particular instrument, then they mix it all together later. Some mics are more directional than others, and they can set them up…

I get the same impression; I first noticed it last year a little bit, and it's subtly progressed since then. If you were to watch Zeek from a couple of seasons ago and compare him to this season's Zeek, I'd be there'd be a pretty clear difference. He was always a bit of a crusty old guy, but he's looking more old than…

I didn't see it at the time, but I definitely remember it being a big deal for maybe 6 months to a year or so. This was when the warner brothers store at the mall was a big deal and everyone seemed to have a denim shirt embroidered with their favorite looney tunes character (thankfully my favorite character was Speedy…

no.