Sir Percy reminded me a little bit of David Caruso for some reason =o/

I was surprised, David Caruso annoys the shit out of me but I watched the whole movie. It was pretty good. I was reminded of it when I watched "Grave Encounters". Pretty cheesy movie but it's interesting in that the "ghost" of the movie is the asylum they're trapped in.

Rofl. Note to self. Dont post when low on sleep. Meant to say fictional.
>> ^Chaucer:

You do realize the show is fact right?
>> ^EMPIRE:
You know what I also "love" about CSI Miami?
the fact that the guys from the lab, who for all intents and purposes are public workers, have Humvee's as their official work cars. One of the least efficient motor vehicles ever made, and not exactly cheap. No wonder the US is about to default! lol

Fixed
>> ^jwray:

CSI Miami is written by (and for) retarded 12 year olds, apparently.

"uh, sir? I've just been informed by Mercedes-Benz that we're not getting paid for the product placement."
"What?!"
"We are, after all, blowing up their car."
"Yes, but we have DAVID CARUSO blowing up their car. That's gotta count for something."
"Tried that one, sir. It didn't fly."
"Oh well. Call the sunglasses company, ask them how much they'll pay for a shot of Caruso putting on his glasses with a car exploding in the background."
"But sir, we just had him take them off..."
"...aaaaaand you're fired."

Of course... It's mostly factual, in particular those scenes when they manage to "enhance" a suspect's image to perfection from a blurry photograph or low resolution security cam

>> ^Chaucer:

You do realize the show is fact right?
>> ^EMPIRE:
You know what I also "love" about CSI Miami?
the fact that the guys from the lab, who for all intents and purposes are public workers, have Humvee's as their official work cars. One of the least efficient motor vehicles ever made, and not exactly cheap. No wonder the US is about to default! lol

You do realize the show is fact right?

>> ^EMPIRE:

You know what I also "love" about CSI Miami?
the fact that the guys from the lab, who for all intents and purposes are public workers, have Humvee's as their official work cars. One of the least efficient motor vehicles ever made, and not exactly cheap. No wonder the US is about to default! lol

>> ^Xax:

How much of a douche do you have to be in real life to portray this character?


<puts sunglasses on>
Let's just say his vagina smells fresh.

I'm pretty sure David Caruso wrote this show for himself when he was 12.

How much of a douche do you have to be in real life to portray this character?

>> ^RhesusMonk:
Holy crap, that was from Withnail? I've been saying this all along, Vin Diesel is a fucking hero.


Only in the same way Hugh Laurie is a real doctor, David Caruso is a real crime scene investigator and Robin Williams is really funny.

This combines two of my

*doublepromote

favorite things-YEEAAAAAAAAHHHH!


_{(said things being making fun of stupid David Caruso opening credits-sunglasses-lines and a BioWare game).}

Why so negative folks. The intro was good, maybe not great. The show is good even if it's not believable and gives the stupid segment of the viewing public false impressions of the capabilities of forensic science. And of course everyone knows that lab workers run around in the streets with guns interviewing suspects and witnesses. But that doesn't mean a show can't be entertaining. I sometimes like to watch CSI Miami just to see David Caruso's intro as in the following link:

http://www.jingrish.com/2008/08/08/the-truth-is-always-hard-to-swallow-yeaaaaaah/

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I think of the Siftquisition description as being like the closing arguments for a prosecutor.

In that analogy, you, blankfist the prosecutor, instead of telling the jury why the defendant is guilty, basically held up the gun with the "exhibit A" tag on it and told them "Look at this" then walked away like David Caruso on CSI: Miami.