I appreciate this because it is actually more disgusting than lutefisk (cod soaked in lye), which I am forced to eat every x-mas.

He's better than me!

I love when he throws the cue in disgust. And when he scratches the cue ball. And when he scratches the cue ball and the eight ball in eh same shot.

Did I mention I have a degree in physics? Pool is my secrete shame...

dupe?

My guess: She had a penis.

I remember DYING when he pulled the retainer out. And to think, if this show hadn't been canceled so quick, Night at the Museum 2 might never have been made.

Russian military surplus stores must be great fun.

I'm happy to say my wife has no idea what he is talking about.

P.S. I couldn't take my eyes off of K.G.

That's Mecha! or at least an arm/hand. Seriously, the first large scale machine I've seen with that kind of dexterity. All it needs is some legs and a pubescent school girl pilot.

He wore the speedos in the 60's. By the 80's he's going full monty all the time. And using his powers to double team his wife.

This is why I love hip hop.

Sirex, the issue is that vegetarians think that we have grown beyond our savage past, and there is nothing we require from animal flesh that we can not acquire through agriculture and sufficient processing.

That being said, I am not a vegetarian, and I would kill anything that I eat, but I pay someone else to do it.

Meat is murder, delicious, delicious murder.

Oh, and bravo to Jamie Oliver (yet again) for the reality check. I strongly recommend his books, he wants everyone to cook more often, eat better, and be aware of where the food comes from.

Holy Crap!

I love how the first level in no way prepares you for the rest of the game. Damn quarter munchers.

Street fighter created (?) a really interesting dynamic with charging moves vs. arc-motion specials. In most games the difference between characters is completely cosmetic, or a simple trade off of speed vs. power (or between two other attributes). Buffering charges in the heat of a "real world" match (as opposed to these practice sessions) is very different from the deciding weather or not twitching out a fireball at the last moment is worth the risk of the recovery time.

I love that the spirit of this scene brought back in Serenity (the film) when Mal shot the operative.

Where is Cartman?