Ha… Frozen Bone.

About 5 minutes before this posted I just finished Tomb Raider. I completed it with 78 percent, and wasn't thinking it was worth it to go for 100 percent, but the maps tell you exactly where everything is. I am having some overheating issues with my new desktop, so I should have been done a couple of hours sooner than…

DiCaprio essentially played Ray Liotta for 2 hours, and someone else for an hour. Not sure he deserved an Oscar for that.

Seriously, Homicide only had a single acting Emmy. Braugher himself probably should have had 3 on his own.

I wonder if they put Peter in the black hole because they realize he's better off screen than he is carrying the show. He was great as the Narvik infested monster in Season 1, but now he seems like dead weight filling in for Alan.

I was a little disappointed to see Glee assign gender roles in the marriages: Brittany and Kurt as the women, Santana and Blaine as the men.

I'll be finishing Tomb Raider this weekend while also working my way through story mode on Company of Heroes: Gold Edition.

He's saved by the clear fair use parody exemption.
And the fact that Swift doesn't have a patent on anything (that i know of).

Cheryl's laugh is the sound of angels.

Robin Williams doing the radio broadcasts in Good Morning Vietnam.

Workday exercising is actually becoming more and more popular in market economies like Japan, South America, and even Google. It has measured effects in terms of things like sick days, productivity, and health care cost.

According to Wiki she's only 26.

If I ever have kids I hope to remember that one.

I don't like outright prohibitions of anything that you can reasonably consent to, but I can tell you that if I had an employee that smoked and I new that translated into lost work hours and increased insurance costs, I might make that decision as an employer.

That's my problem with the hypothetical. We are potentially giving members of the military an exemption from a health restriction that we'd otherwise expect people to follow.

There are a ton of companies that have being tobacco free as a condition of employment. What if it wasn't the military?

Since this has turned into a discussion more about smoking that the above article I'll make the suggestion that I think has a lot of value:

Hey… Hitler wasn't ALWAYS wrong.

Mmmm Arby's.

The answer to what can save movie musicals is Anna Kendrick.