Fool!

rumors that begin on forums and message boards often have truths that make their way into the sports pages days later.

“Guys, let’s not rush to judgement.”

As an NC resident, I’m really glad to see this—NC was warned well in advance by both the NCAA and NBA (as well as a number of the states and businesses who have also withdrawn). The governor and legislature did nothing so I’m glad these weren’t just empty threats. Just a handful of bigots in the capitol can undo…

You show me someone who hates Blazing Saddles and I’ll show you someone who has absolutely no sense of humor whatsoever.

I’ve actually not watched any of those, but I’d go with The Curse because Wil Wheaton

Well, I haven’t fought one person for so long. I’ve been specialized in groups, battling gangs for local charities, that kind of thing.

The links in this article are great. The article that “broke” the news that Chris Evans could be cast as Cap is AMAZING in retrospect. “Chris Evans as Cap? Yeah, we could see it.”

Or the comments claiming that Evans already had his chance at an iconic role, that he would be too “spazzy”, that he he “weaksauce chest…

Oh you sweet summer child.

Zucchini bread redeems zucchini. It works alright in coconut milk curries too.

Since it’s all so fresh in your mind, which version of the story do you prefer?

Do your homework, guys. We all know that they don’t allow droids in the Mos Eisley Cantina.

I don’t completely disagree, but I think it’s a bigger point that Simon Pegg and Doug Jung wrote a much better script than Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman.

He should have known they block all academic department calls.

Things that hit me like a truck in terms of emotions:

How come all the guys named “Goddamn” are stuck sitting in the upper deck? And why are their surnames always space-related?

As a general rule, no advertising should show anything after act 1 of the movie until the movie is out, and nothing after act 2 otherwise.

Yeah, yeah... maybe this will be good, maybe not, but what I do know for sure is that the greatest Stephen King adaptation yet isn’t from a Stephen King novel at all:

“David Bowie was here”