I did notice it, and liked it. I thought it was just a different way of shooting, a different visual. The opening shot of ST looked like the camera had been splattered with droplets of water, and then some lens flares. When had I seen that in a sci-fi space scene?

My step-father-in-law (phew) and step-uncle-in-law (double phew) both have eggs, and they are meat-tacular. Hotter than the sun, hold that heat incredibly well, cook evenly, they're almost the perfect grill....except if you want to do a couple brats or dogs. But then again, if you're shelling out that kinda cash, you…

Hehe, yes, impressive indeed. Gomez has a talent. Ick. Absolutely, as I mentioned earlier, the best revenge is simply to use your bat or glove. He got his revenge, blasting that thing as hard as he did. Congratulations, home run, you surely showed him.

Good points. Again, as I mentioned in my last post, given that Gomez was inevitably going to do something, the best actions would've been for everyone to follow Maholm's lead: say your little piece, turn around, and get on with playing the game.

Thanks for the thanks. Far too often the discussions around these parts devolve into...well, you know. No need for that nonsense.

Having been a lifelong Brewers fan first and a Twins fan second (I certainly like to double my agony), I've followed Gomez career for some time. He is an extraordinarily talented player, but the epitome of the "Million dollar body, ten cent brain". Very gifted, but, prior to last year, had never shown anything more…

I honestly say that I only saw the film one time, in the theater, and as far as I can recall, there were people around in the gas station scene, hence my reaction. But I certainly admit that it was a quick scene, I have not seen it since, and I could be wrong. I just remember my disdain. Oh, my disdain.

I believe that the most egregious deaths in the film were caused not by the world engine, but by the "hand to hand" battle(s). I assumed the world engine would kill alot of people, up to the point whomever was going to be able to shut it down. But I literally through my arms in the air when Superman grabbed Zod and…

Except, in my opinion, that film is flawed.

I read them and I don't particularly care

Every argument about the loss of life in the final third of the film ended when Snyder came out with his ridiculous comments in Japan last week. Period. Go back and read them. Honestly.

Every argument about the loss of life in the final third of the film ended when Snyder came out with his ridiculous comments in Japan last week. Period. Go back and read them. Honestly.

Been using an oven-safe rack for years, works flawlessly every single time. The rack we have has horizontal "wires" only, and even if we don't get to cleaning it right away, it cleans up easily, by hand or by dishwasher.

No kidding. The conversation should've ended. There.

You folks watch your God damn mouth when you talk about Firestorm.

Ugh, geez, yes. Yes. Yes. Agree. Agree. Agree. With each of you. Nanotech > fire breathing. After the big surprise of who was the real villain, I completely lost the story. The interesting thing about the first two films was that the antagonists were mechanical. Even the idea of the Mandarin in the third was good. But…

As a Brewer fan, I'm disappointed in how much I care about how much less he cares less about caring less.

And as long as GMs gloss over positive tests and owners look at dog killers and guys with multiple DUI manslaughter convictions and say, "Yeah, he's worth millions," the conduct of players is incidental

I will immediately like to thank all three of you for have a cordial, intelligent conversation about the subject. Kudos, plus 1's, and all that to each of you.

Holy crap, what a mess.