ABC would love that, they could do a Spider-Man-style tie-in promo for Revenge for the duration of the Finals.

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That was what I noticed last night, too- even while focused on Durant. "Oh Shit, they got to Perk, man!"

As Miles very presciently said in his book about everything Columbia had in the vault, it'd all eventually see the light of day one way or another after he died.

Which makes it kind of ironic that Brees is a huge conservative, no?

Personal guarantor? I'm willing to wager he didn't have the best of legal and business counsel in these matters.

Class of '03 here- hear, hear.

I was 12 when I read HANG TIME (after THE JORDAN RULES, which really IS tame by today's standards), and even then I found it sappy. I still want to take a shower after even thinking of the article in Esquire about the affair that ended his newspaper career.

+1

"man-panties"...hee!

"Tell me why..."

I just heard Totes during the 5 o'clock hour of All Things Considered, she described McNamee as the "squirreliest" witness she'd ever seen, which was priceless.

As someone still trying to break into the creative side of the ad biz, I love reading stories in the books (usually written for current or former creatives) about how getting innovative with your cover letter or resume is the way to go, and that in some ways it's better than your book.

However, he's definitely on the list for Judge Smalls's.

Keep it buried, man.

Earl Weaver sure is looking good for a man his age!

The theory is, even if Reyes scores, you're still down 4-2. Better to play for the long ball or get more men to the plate (i.e., you'd have more baserunners anyway) than risk making an out.

"That boy ain't right." +1

Interferon sucks ass- being injected with it makes you feel like you have the worst flu on earth for a couple of hours, if you're lucky.

Great points all around- and although it's Jake Kasdan's film, Judd Apatow (!) is the Wizard behind the curtain, though if you look at his resume, it makes sense.