Yes, that... That was the joke.

I bet Taylor Lautner would sign on to do another one in a heartbeat, though.

Between the fact that Kristen Stewart could reasonably have been caught on camera smoking hash on her front porch during the height of Twilight Fever and Robert Pattinson screaming, shoving and running away from Twilight fans who were trying to get him to bite their necks, I'm of the impression that both of them knew…

You sign up for this kind of site, you get what you deserve.

Misread the original post. My bad. I still stand by my position, though.

Hell, even the most recent attempt at 3D failed across the board even with every single content producer/provider supporting it. The sole survivor wasthe Nintendo 3DS and I don't think the 3D option is getting a TON of use there, seeing as I don't see/hear a huge outcry for more 3D exploration from the owner base.

It's not overblown at all. Game publishers/developers had made several passes at "shit you have to wear to play" and they've been rejected by the market every time.

Situations don't escalate until someone escalates them.

What about those who think that many varieties of strawberry ice cream have that awful fake strawberry flavor and that chocolate ice cream is a poor choice if actual chocolate is available?

The problem is that there comes a time in everyone's life when you realize that Jello is just a really convoluted way to drink shitty fruit "juice" and that you have no time left for pretension or unsatisfying whimsy, minus a brief re-excursion (for some people) that involves adding vodka to it so you can lie to…

If that Nigerian prince wasn't so curt with me, we could have done business.

If that's true, nobody is gleeful over your loss, but you can't expect the world to stop every time someone dies.

It really DOESN'T put Nintendo in a hard spot. Or shouldn't, anyway.

A lot (a LOT) of the guys in that match were names like Big Show, Mysterio, Mark Henry (I think; wasn't he?), guys that have been in the company forever and are already making bank.

"She didn't want to take everyone back to the minivan to do the diaper change."

Well, first of all, Mercury wasn't even employed by the WWE when he entered rehab, so it has nothing to do with cost-analysis. Additionally, the WWE told two other talents, Carly Colon and Eddie Fatu, that they needed to go to rehab after they failed repeated drug tests and when they refused, they terminated their…

That's totally true. It's all being done for PR reasons and it was after Benoit's death that it really became a big public thing.

You would do well to remember that Foley was brought in to be a main eventer in WCW and WCW always had a reputation for cutting inflated paychecks (though not always as bad as it got between 1996-1999). Mick Foley's salary as a main eventer probably isn't the best example to use here.

No, they've paid for rehab for quite a large handful of folks who aren't in the inner circle.

Yes, the guys who actually appear at WM could be.