It's like beaning a guy in baseball. It's an unwritten rule. And it also involves beaning a guy.

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I'm very disappointed that no one made a Weird Al reference yet. Handy is much better. And he's most likely fancier. And definitely less of a flash in the pan.

I think I've watched the Word Crimes video at least 15 times now. I'm not a fan of the song it's a parody of, but good god, Word Crimes is just a masterpiece of production and delivery.

The Morningstar Farms stuff is pretty good. At least according to me. You're not going to think that it's real meat, but it has the same texture and stuff. In fact, the "crumbles" (basically fake ground meat) have been used in recipes requiring real crumbled meat with success.

It is. CSI: DGC.

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"I'm sorry, I don't understand 'pay my latent eye tomb perchance on my iPhone5 and ostracize the song quantity four my knew I beet stew Dio wireless blew roof head foam.'"

I'll contribute, but only if The Doors do the theme song.

Yes, there are sculptures of limitation on this. (Where's Random Acts of Costanza?)

These fads that last over four decades are so passe.

That's been in Word since 1995. It's that little icon that looks like a paragraph marker.

It's not like it's some major sports star making an announcement or something. It's just a game. And if that bothers you, then you can probably code around it.

It uses the UbiArt Framework (according to the trailer), which is the same engine that Rayman Legends uses (and maybe others, I don't know). What I do know is, for a game this early in a console's lifecycle, Rayman Legends extremely polished, both graphically and musically. The control is also spot on.

The ruined cartoon Speed Racist was pretty funny. I kind of fell asleep during the episode though.

That's because Colbert's character is an extreme right wing talk show host and Jon Stewart is, well, just being Jon Stewart.

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I'll bring the Po, then we can hook up.

There's a Sbarro in Times Square.  You know, that big, noisy, busy place with all the glitzy billboards and crazy theaters and a shitload of tourists.  And a Sbarro.  Near the NE corner (or at least the East side of Times Square) if I remember correctly.