@HackBerry: I'm just happy there can be some crossover. I had assumed that Adult Swim had some sort of IP rights to Sealab and Frisky Dingo, but if we may get to see our old friends next season then awesome!
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@XtremeCamera: Really?
@xxXX_Insanities_Birth_XXxx: I agree they had quite a few mis-steps. Hell, they have admitted the same too, which is why they did so much corporate restructuring and movement of executives.
@kbnguy001: If you look at this attached comment thread not only does he defend BP (go to his second response), but blames the tragedy on Obama, and said the feds want to regulate electricity for White people. Seriously.
@phiyuku: It was sad to have to promote it, but free speech is still a right for all Americans, and I did want the opportunity to debate his statement.
@Kazerai: Apparently their gamble did pay off because the whole point of this article is that Sony's games division is now reporting a profit.
Everything we need to know about the future has already been foretold in Robocop and Terminator.
@LordMaim: Do we consider Archer "competent?"
@DustyButt: well that's just good sense.
This is very interesting to me.
@HackBerry: I *love* Frisky Dingo but I also find Archer amazing. Same sense of humor, slightly less surreal.
@Brianfowler713: Archer is basically Xander Crews and just as likeably hatable.
"He also indicated that this season they will be exploring more of the neighborhood around the office and bringing in characters from some of his previous series"
Spending my first summer with the Nexus One, I am losing some love for the AMOLED. While in normal lighting the screen is still luxuriously beautiful, it really is impossible to see in the mid-day sun.
@pleasenopuffin: I could relate too.
@crashtechdummies: As CaptainJack pointed out, this is just SCREAMING for abuse.
@pleasenopuffin: actually, despite the moral ramifications, in that episode DNA evidence was the ONLY thing they approved of since it has been scientifically proven and peer reviewed.