You should listen to Ebert. Besides being a brilliant writer, he was fair to movies from every genre and wrote very favorably about Unbreakable.

Don’t worry. Anna Merlan can’t be trusted to get the big things right, either!

“But people deserve to know when advertisements are advertisements.”***

For whatever it’s worth, I think *ping* is the new *WHOMP*.

Had the same thought, unfortunately. Whatever the cause, fingers crossed for a speedy recovery.

Hey! I’ve read enough “Infinitely Wild” to know that Wes Siler is the manliest man that’s ever manned, and he’s also very touchy, so let’s not question his authority, okay.

I thought it’s what we reached in the early 90’s when kids were getting killed for their Air Jordans?

I’m familiar with the studies that expose oenophiles, but have never seen something similar about audiophiles.

Agreed. I never took issue with subsistence hunting. I didn’t think that’s what TheNobleHouse was talking about when he referred to “real hunters.”

On what grounds do they find it morally reprehensible?

First, I didn’t say anything about family-run businesses. I was talking about small businesses that are run by their owners.

Gotcha. Thanks.

Thanks. Your explantation makes sense, even if it’s not the exact system I’d design if I were making the rules.

Thanks for the explanation. Makes sense, although if I were fan, I think it might rub me the wrong way. You make a good analogy about the Steeler’s winning as a 6 seed, but at least the 1 seed gets a bye and home field advantage. It sounds like in NASCAR, a season of good results gets entirely wiped away, which feels…

I know next to nothing about NASCAR and am hoping somebody can help me out . . .

This was PSV, not PSG.

Besides owner-run, small businesses, are there really “companies that care about employees?”

Agreed. And our current system of clock-changing allows us to avoid both!

For the sake of comparison:

I’d watch. Every game is guaranteed to be a heart stopper.