I’m guessing, since Amos disconnected his hose from his suit, there was a valve or other failsafe that kept his suit pressurized with whatever remaining air was present. Whereas Prax had his line severed so the air was escaping freely. What I don’t get is why there was no air in their compartment in general. Wasn’t…

Yep. Him and Brinson.

Ha! That was an amazing reach, so I’ll allow it. ;-)

The bar is low in LA. Look what they paid Kobe to do for his last two years. Anything better than that is otherworldly.

a small price to pay for two August weekends a year 

It appears this happened in Canada, but if your overarching point is that the US’s stain splashes on to our neighbors, I concur.

No he doesn’t. He’s calling you out for exactly the same thing you called WhutItDrew out for, only your reading comprehension is so poor you can’t figure it out.

It makes sense the ship says Florida on it.

With the neckbeards on both it may already be happening and no one would know the difference.

Just in that trailer alone it looks like the Warthog is handling the hills better than in earlier versions of the vehicle.

It is not silly at all. I discovered Audrey first in Robin & Marian, then went on to watch Breakfast, My Fair Lady and Roman Holiday, and progressed through almost her entire filmography. I was, and still am to some degree, captivated by her. When I went on to read her biography I was weeping by the end. Her…

.... In addition to some perceived backlash that she was cast in the part instead of Julie Andrews, who portrayed Eliza in the Broadway musical with Rex Harrison. I believe some writers even wrote of a comeuppance, of sorts, for Audrey when Andrews went on to win the Oscar for Mary Poppins in the same year.

All that effort to get No Decision after No Decision because the Angels’ bullpen is crap.

And yet interviews with several alligator relocation specialists have said this guy did it the exact wrong way, too.

I thought it was a chunky The Rock with a wig.

When I was a kid I remember watching footage and learning about these great athletes in the various Halls of Fame. It didn’t matter one bit *when* they got there, voting, who abstained, etc., just that they were there.

Sweet! My favorite number at #1. But Roy Hobbs at 15? Travesty.

Aaron, Judge, keeps striking out.