Here's to the Sochi Olympics.

Every time we drive through Northern Georgia, we play a game to count how many cars are smashed or abandoned on the side of the road, and this is usually in the Spring when the weather is fine. People drive way to fast for conditions down there, so this is not very surprising.

If they don't know how to drive in it, then why do they all hop in their cars at rush hour and think they're going to get anywhere? There are traffic and weather reports galore. Didn't they tell people to stay the fuck off the roads? This looks like they told everyone to drive right off a cliff like a bunch of…

Smart guy. Shelter in place.

Why don't people stay the hell off the roads. Stay at work until later at night, or stay home. Unless you're an emergency responder, you shouldn't be driving in this crap. Don't they have radios that tell them to stay off the damn highway? Really a CF.

What parent let's their 15 year old out in a skirt this short? Oh, nevermind.

Lot's of work for a useless result, and not even funny.

Poverty and ignorance in our great land of opportunity know no bounds. What a miserable hell hole.

I think that's my mother-in-law.

We're about to see this play out if Romney wins. Megalomaniac, wealthy beyond reason, cultish religious leader who believes the US is god's chosen land. Grab your ankles America.

They must have a secret room in their church where they can kneel on the floor a praise Allah.

It reminded me of Saving Private Ryan, where they let the German go only to have him come back later and kill the guy. Hope that doesn't come back to bite them.

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I thought it was fantastic film making, if not story telling and I'm good with that. I will add this to my library and for me it's a top 50 in the Sci Fi category.

There were cities and machines before electricity and it would make much more sense that they would just revert to that way of living, with gas lanterns in offices, paper files, etc. Recycling materials would become critical. Nothing could prevent steam engines from working or coal fired burners. I would expect a…

It's the wrinkled up forehead that gets me. Every expression requires her to scrunch her forehead into what looks like a 60 year old's. Seems odd for such a young person. Very distracting.

I have no idea who this guy is nor do I want to, and the idea that some people actually watch crap like Family Guy says more about either our taste for comedy or our excessive amount of free time. Won't watch the Oscars either, especially with this sort of goof hosting.

No pancake social for Brian.