A bit lacking in pacing, but the last couple of minutes are enjoyable...smart ending, too.

In the interests of being pedantic, and in no way defending Babymech, how do you know Babymech heard about the office 9 years ago? It's not as if the first episode airs and pffff! everyone in the world knows about it. I discovered it myself just last year, but of course I live in a third world developing country.

With that disclosure in mind...Babymech, you're a douche.

In reply to this comment by alien_concept:
Sorry! I misunderstood (that's aimed at mauz)...

@Babymech - Your overreaction about a description, which you really didn't need to read if you've been saving The Office up for 9 years to watch (would have thought you'd been more careful by now) is out of line. Go take some valium and come back when you can converse on a somewhat reasonable level, maybe talk to mauz he can clearly help

I love his teaching methods. More of this kind in the educational system, please.

Let's change the description to "You know you're a geek when you can't find where the kite is in this video on the first try."


(Yes, I'm a geek.)

To tell you the truth, I'm not sure I can.

A week after I brag about my bronze, I get promoted to silver. Figures.

It's a very good album. The over the top expectation and its dabbles in different genres were never going to get it top ratings.

This is silly. Japan is still first and foremost an Asian culture built upon social hierarchy. This is a great CEO and an example to all, but I hate its inference that all Japanese CEOs are like this and all US CEOs are megalomaniacs by cherry-picking one company from each country.

The truth, as always, lies somewhere in the middle. But unfortunately, the middle is never a good story.

Reminds me of Tropic Thunder.

I have faith in Windows 7.

I bet it's bipartisan.

>> ^notarobot:
Edit: The whole the speech is on youtube if you missed it. I think it's worth it to hear the whole thing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bss6lTP8BJ8


It is certainly worth to watch as it puts things more in context. There were many boos, but there were also congratulatory cheers in the crowd. Not that it makes it any less despicable or more acceptable, especially compared to the Obama's support's reaction when Obama spoke of John McCain.

Also, I hate Sarah Palin, but she more likely teared up when the crowd screamed support for her, not because she was thinking about the loss.

Did I just defend Sarah Palin? I feel dirty now.

>> ^joedirt:
Anyways, why does the dude bend down??


In his defense, I don't think he expected the girl to give him an ass-whoopin'.

It's in the so-campy-it's-good department. It's hilarious in a nerdgasm kind of way...I would never watch it in theaters, but I love this movie.

This clip is misleading. Bill comes out as likeable.