Don't play coy, we all know what it is.

Yeah, like what everybody else already said.

Easy.

That is true. There are nights when that damn ring seems smaller than the ball. Although I have to disagree on what you said about "shot creation".

What I agree most in this, is that the Bulls are willing to do what Coach Thibs wants to do. Last night, the Heat hoisted a lot of open threes last night. Since most of them didn't go through, coach decided not to adjust his defense, placing more emphasis on the rebounds and challenging shots in the paint.

I'm a Bulls fan, but I agree, the Heat will likely win this series. My prediction will be 4-2, though. And yeah, last night was one hell of a ride, made the playoffs so much fun to watch.

"I went from wanting to trade him on the spot to wanting to cook breakfast for him tomorrow morning," Popovich said. "That's the truth. When I talk to him and say, `Manu,' he goes, `This is what I do.' That's what he's going to tell me. I stopped coaching him a long time ago."

+1.

I can already see it now: Trevor, in his underwear, biking on Vinewood. Franklin pumping iron by day, and hunting for that Comet at night. And Michael, cruising around with the top-down listening to Lazlow. Yep, that's how I'll be playing this game.

Wow. Mental note: When you propose, make sure it's somewhere private. Or in front of a exploding volcano. Anywhere as long as you'll be spared the embarrassment in case your proposal is shot down.

Somebody should correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this, along with other instances of rejection in a sporting event, led to a rule wherein you can propose in such events anymore.

I don't think so, but yeah let's leave it at that.

I think this is cute, but the cynical high-school version of myself would have simply shaken his head in disgust and snorted in derision. Then goes ahead and plans how to sneak booze in prom night with his buddies without getting caught.

Damn, I remember seeing this. Look at T-Mac just laughing, really cold.

"Three Leaf Clover" has elements of the bank heist both in "Heat" and "Point Break", which is not a bad thing IMO. And I, for one, won't say "no" to more crime drama nods in a GTA game.

Also, I thought I saw a Buffalo (GTA version of Dodge Charger) in Franklin's trailer, and jacking a heli in mid-air? Wow!

Three words: Can't. F-in. Wait.

Or these guys.

Not surprised, since this is not the first time I've heard of a guy's devotion to Sailor Moon, a devotion which does not involve tentacles in a doujin.

The trick about Loeb is he makes everything look easy, because he is in fact a lifeless robot who is programmed to drive cars. If I heard anyone else was going to attempt this, I'd bet good money they' hit the wall.