I don't know how far the fall was- 100 feet is pretty damn far. But as a former young dumbass I can tell you that jumping off 40 some odd feet into snow banks is safe enough. Relatively speaking. Even fluffy snow packs down to give cushion. It doesn't react like down feathers.

They leaped from the wall like people who jump from cliffs during summertime in watering holes. I get that it was a leap of faith during a dire situation, but at the same time I still felt like they jumped hopeful. If they were intending to die they'd just dive off head first.

BRING BACK JOHN FROM CINCINNATI!

I might be missing the point with Jersey Shore, I've never actually seen it but I feel like I'm aware of it enough to know the show is designed for people to watch and feel better about themselves- or am I way off base here?

I think you might be holding Steven Tyler to a bit of an unfair standard considering his body of work for the last 25 years.

I guess you have to be an idiot to not understand The Happening but I didn't realize that it was the trees, or nature, or the environment that was fighting back against the human race until I read these comments. I have always been more than a little curious what the fuck was going on in that movie.

Also they're both swell lookers and neither one of them is Chinese.

Wait-

Yeah totally brah!

I was a big fan early on, saw a total of about 30ish-40ish shows. I think right about Billy Breathes is when I started to go to fewer shows. One year it just worked out that I didn't make it to any shows for one reason or another. The next years tour I think started with a Madison, Wi. show, and I was…

I wasn't suggesting that you had to be high to enjoy a Phish concert, although I don't technically have any proof or first hand experience.

I don't know about it being a religious experience but it was a lot of fun to be late teens/early twenties traveling about without a care in the world, getting stoned to the bejesus and seeing Phish shows. Those experiences in and of themselves were great times.

Lets make no mistake, she certainly did not shrug, kokopelli.

I thought it was handled pretty well. She was a total freaky looking little troll when they interviewed her, but when she actually danced she looked so much better. Her crazy long legs, arms and hair swirling about was cool looking in a way. She was not a terrible dancer, certainly better than some that…

The last in-flight movie I watched was Shooter. It seemed a little violent for an airplane movie but I did enjoy it when compared to whatever else I would have done on that flight to pass the time.