I figure if Ang Lee can come back from that Hulk movie, making a comeback from Paycheck should be no problem. 

I had the same thing happen to me.  I had even called them up ahead of time and said "I'm going on a trip to here and here and here from dates X, Y, and Z."  The CSR said that they "put my comments on file", but then after the first time I used the card they froze it and left a message on my home answering machine…

24 hours?  Try 2 seconds.  Magstripe encoders cost like $25 and hook to your computer.  There is no magic to them, they just encode the numbers from the front of your card into something easier for the computer to read.

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I don't remember them being from another planet.  They were basically Tolkien Elves with more bouncing and steampunk.  I remember one episode where they fired a gigantic laser across the ocean to communicate with the rest of their civilization and actually got a response.

In my book Bioshock Infinite will be Bioshock 2, (although maybe System Shock 3!).  The other game was made by a different company and was clearly just the publisher trying to cash in on the name.

I wonder if they weren't actually the "Best of the Best", but were really just the cadets that were most easily fooled by authority figures.  The whole "best of the best" stuff was just Leyton blowing smoke up their asses to get them to go along with his plan. 

While your idea here is meta-genius I have some trouble believing that it was intentional.

I'm only reading the reviews now.  I can't be arsed to actually watch the show anymore.  The reviews were always more entertaining anyway.  The only thing that would make them better is maybe a couple of screencaps from the episode.

The worst part is that is not even an original joke.

My guess is that it is some kind of yeasty discharge.  

So the last thing you see, and presumably the thing most seared into your memory, will be this movie?  That is a biblical level punishment right there. 

After 98 minutes of electropop I'm pretty sure the only thing I would hear is noise. 

Woz was in a private plane accident a few years ago that kind of messed up his brain.  He's still a smart guy, but sometimes he seems to malfunction a bit.

Ray was interesting in that it seemed to be almost a pro-heroin movie.  You see a struggling musician who finally gets a break when he starts shooting up.  Then ascends to superstardom and opens his own recording business.  At that point he's got enough money saved that he doesn't need any more mega hits and can get…

Walk the Line seemed to be practically trying to re-invent Johnny Cash as some sort of troubled artist with a heart of gold.

Still, it seems like there are only 2 kinds of people who write biographies:

I think it may be the other way around.  If you weren't so attached to your money, you probably wouldn't have become a billionaire in the first place.  It's not that money changed them because you had to be like that to become so ridiculously wealthy in the first place.

Um, what's the point of Spin the Bottle if there is no kissing?

I liked your post, just to make it full circle.