Ironman 2 passes the test...test=fail

In mother Russia, Bridge cross you!

You mean you don't have a rocket launcher on your car? >> ^Tymbrwulf:

I thought they already had a "big boy" racing game? I think it was called Gran Turismo or something...
Us big boys enjoy realism you know

Kid has some pipes on him. I hope puberty doesn't ruin it like it does to most guys.

They have to learn somehow. I had a puppy who learned to climb over a 6 foot barricade while I slept just to get into bed with me. She had to fall from the top, yet she kept doing it. I'm guessing they are like kids and stuff doesn't hurt as much.
>> ^NordlichReiter:

Let the kitten fall like that. I am disappointed in humanity.

Funny the good jokes in the clip come as one liners from the guys.

I think his comparison of Canada to retards was more accurate.
>> ^ponceleon:

Wow, his metaphor for the USA as a gorilla was spot on.

While I agree with the cheese steak comment, I have to choose your first option. Between hanging a dalass cowboys fan over the upper deck, throwing snowballs at Santa, D-sized batteries at JD Drew (again at a Phillies game) distractions in a game are fine by most of us. You may have great fans up there in Toronto, but they are not Philly fans. So yes, people do enjoy the baseball, but they also enjoy the shenanigans that seem to encompass going to a sporting event in Philadelphia.

If some kid wants to run around on a field to eventually get tazed down by some pathetic fat fuck of a cop, I'll cheer for the kid, just like the fans in the video. He wasted a few minutes of the game to give people extra enjoyment, at great cost to himself. The fines you get for these acts are not cheap. Most times the kid tires out or runs off the field himself, the game continues. Apparently the fat fuck of a rent-a-cop didn't get that memo. This wouldn't even make the news most night except of the idiot cop.

I don't know about a magical telepathic connection, but I do know there's an etiquette surrounding these events. I bet that rent-a-cop doesn't work another sporting event here for his own safety. I'd explain fan loyalty to you, but obviously it wouldn't stick to a Blue Jays fan.

>> ^Shepppard:

>> ^Sigh:
"In my opinion, this was somewhat deserved anyway. If I were at a Jays game and some dumb kid started to run on the field and disrupt the game, I'd be upset. Maybe this'll serve as a type of warning to other idiots thinking about doing the same thing."
You know nothing of us Philadelphia fans, and if you are one you should be ashamed for your idiotic remarks.

Fine, fixed it for you with my own team. What's the fucking difference? I paid to see a baseball game, not some young kid showboating. I have been to a phillys game when I was down in Philadelphia, the people around me seemed to enjoy the actual baseball too.
Is there some kind of magical telepathic connection that everybody gets once they're a phillys fan that makes it so they all prefer to see some idiot on the field then watch the game? Or are they just the same kinds of fans that the rest of the baseball teams have except with really fucking good cheesesteaks in their stadium.
my vote is on the latter.

"In my opinion, this was somewhat deserved anyway. If I were at that phillys game and some dumb kid started to run on the field and disrupt the game, I'd be upset. Maybe this'll serve as a type of warning to other idiots thinking about doing the same thing."

You know nothing of us Philadelphia fans, and if you are one you should be ashamed for your idiotic remarks.

If they were dogs I'd be sad. I hate cats.

This is the first time this has been sifted? This computer has been around for quite some time now.

DAMN YOU PACHEBELL!!!!

No one uses telegraphs. Also, no one speaks saying period of full stop at the end of a sentence. I was merely stating the outdated nature of both words and how the applicability to a national background is meaningless.

>> ^Arg:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_stop
also
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taqEc8keI5M>> ^Sigh:
Who says period? I'm american and I know noone who says that.

Who says period? I'm american and I know noone who says that.

I'm guessing he did it because it was minute 86 and they were already up 4-0. It wasn't as if they needed another to seal it. Probably thought, "why the hell not."