Me too. I'm just north of Van. It's been ridiculous. And these people keep complaining about the heat. BAH!

I agree with everything you say, and I love all three.

Similar to the cricket thing, I hate when people (Americans) say something is a few football fields big. That really gets my goat. It's always said in an imperious way. I'm supposed to go "wowee, I can't even kick an awkwardly shaped ball that far!" Instead I do a Liz Lemon impression and roll my eyes.

Okay. Brazillian, eh? Good to know.

Yup. The writers know who we love and they enjoy taking them apart. That's why Pam's face is falling off too. If it was Tara or Nan going through that it wouldn't be a big deal.

I hope they get Iman for Project Runway All-Stars. She hosted Project Runways Canada and she was waaay better than Heidi.

Anyone know where to find a good canvas bar-less hammock? The weaved hammocks are okay, but the bars kill me.

Perhaps it's just the flamboyant, sterile lunatics who are willing to "express" themselves with humans.

pros and cons

That's not fair. He can't be hot, rich, interesting and creative.

John Goodman makes me simultaneously afraid and relaxed.

iTunes trailers? When did that happen?

It was my favorite season. But I think I would have been angrier then if it ended than I am now.

No, me too. I hated Jack until he joined Dharma and he finally started having a slightly open mind. He still had fits of stubbornness, but it was forgivable.

I have no better ideas. I enjoyed the off-island action immensely. It made the finale for me.

Your exclamation mark makes me think that you're being sarcastic, but I honestly believe that's a good idea. Probably if Carlton Cuse ever made another show he'd be using Lost actors, why not just make that a show? It'd be great.

I still freak out a little when I see imported cars with right sided steering wheels. The worst is when they let their dog sit in the front seat. There's a heart attack.

He's playing hard-to-get. He has HBO in a good position and he's going to pretend that he's willing to leave in order to get more money out of them.

If Marvel continues to play to their superheros strengths then it could work. The weakness of superhero movies is their dedication to the Spider-Man/Batman formula. It seems as though they've been able to overcome that.

Sometimes I forget that there's a real human that played Jango Fett. I just think of him as a copyrighted likeness.