Yeah, I think she was trying to do a version like Marvin Gaye’s classic 1983 NBA All-Star Game version. She shouldn’t have done that.

Ok fine, so if the real number is 10 instead of 18. Is that ok to you? You’re telling me that it’s ok that innocent children are being murdered in their school “as long as it’s only 10 times in 46 days, not 18.” GTFOH.

I am curious to see how he’s recovered from being so heinously Melvin’d.

There are a few in there. The one that strikes me most from TLJ is when DJ points out that the real winners in this (or any) war are the people who make the weapons.

Starkiller Base doesn’t have to travel though. It was my understanding that its weapon moved faster than light, and could essentially hit any planet anywhere without having to actually aim at it from a (relatively) close distance unlike the Death Star(s).

His whole premise, while obvious, also turned out to not matter at all. The Patriots were playing from behind for most of the game.

“Son of a son of a bitch!”

Club Dread was great. On a second viewing, that is. The problem is that I and everyone I know who saw it expected another Super Troopers and it was a very different movie. If you went in without those expectations though, it’s a really fun movie.

I’m amazed at how vigilant they are with parked cars too. I was out of town when my tags expired once. My car was parked on the street in front of my apartment in Chicago. I got 4 tickets in the 3 days between my tags expiring and when I got home to deal with it.

Same here. It’s unlikely I’ll ever return to Paris, so I made sure to take it all in. I’m glad I did, as I know I saw some things that I didn’t know were there, and it was also good to be exposed to some art that I would not have known about or cared about until I saw it. That’s part of the fun for me. I enjoy finding…

Also, hopefully:

That was the only theory that made sense to me. I feel like being a Skywalker or Kenobi would have been a cop-out. The only thing better than her being a Palpatine is being a nobody. Heroes can come from anywhere.

The thing you have to understand is that 7-9 would be tied for the second-best record the Bengals have ever had under owner Mike Brown if it weren’t for Marvin Lewis.

Owner Mike Brown is known for 2 things: Being incredibly, mind-blowingly stingy and being a tad too loyal. It’s part of why he gave players like the late Chris Henry a second, third, fourth, and fifth chance at redemption. He’s loyal to Marvin Lewis and vice versa. But more importantly, he’s cheap. Marvin is…

The lawmakers don’t care about guns, abortion, or racism (maybe this one). Those are just the things that they use to get elected.

You’re right. But I believe he was talking about the people who used that one quote to say that Hamill hated the movie and willfully ignored the fact that he went on to say that he came around and agrees it was the right way to go and that it was a great movie.

I’m mostly on your side, but I see a difference between: 1) every mystery needing an answer and 2) every mystery being brushed aside in a way that almost ridicules you for wondering in the first place.

As soon as the narrator started speaking I knew with 100% certainty that the video was a parody. It sounded too ridiculous. It’s like a really bad New York mob guy accent. But you mean to tell me that was a legit video from the league? I was just waiting for the punchline. I guess the call being overturned was the…

True. To understand the Bengal ownership and Marvin Lewis in context look at the Bengals as having 3 eras:

He’s so dependant on the O-line. I realize that holds true for all QBs, but I feel like he needs a good line more than most. Dalton can be average to above average with a good line, but he absolutely cannot make something out of nothing.