SageAgainstTheMachine

You're right. Those physicists haven't done a damn thing for cancer treatment! Though I believe they're working on a cure for spherical chickens in a vacuum.

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Fine, drama queen can come too. All the steaks are gone though, so fire up a turkey burger if you feel like it. I'm gonna show everybody else my new pinball machine.

Wetback American

"That was then, this is now." is a pretty good motto to live by, in my opinion. But that doesn't mean that most people actually live by it. I'm trying to proffer an explanation, not an opinion on how people should behave, which I think we quite agree on. Progress (neither personal or on a large scale) isn't made by dwelling on the past. But we humans are sure talented at dwelling.

I see even the level-headed posts here are subject to ad hominem. Yeah, I think the hyper-sensitivity the OP asked about is the result of people being overly apologetic (and for their ancestors, no less, which is illogical). You don't agree that there's a social reasoning to all this?

I just read it. Pretty entertaining how Meathead was jumped upon. I wonder what my visceral reaction would have been if I had no frame of reference from your above comment. There's no doubt that many people are too sensitive...but wouldn't you also agree that more and more people are on board with the notion that political correctness has become a negative force?

I view it as a dialectic, in other words a pendulum swinging back and forth through long stretches of time, but gradually slowing. Hyper-sensitivity among the collective consciousness is a response to the Hypo-sensitivity that preceded it. In time, maybe a few decades, the distaste for political correctness will probably lead to a society that's more tolerant of racially motivated ire, but to a lesser extent than the pre-Civil Rights America. And then a few decades from there, the pendulum will swing again to a lesser extreme than we see today. Theoretically, it would all reach a happy medium, but odds are that some terrible crisis will through a wrench into the machine before that can happen.

Immediate impact, as in Week 1? I predict that Gilmore and Glenn will be starters. Glenn will be serviceable, while Gilmore will get taken to the watershed a couple times as new CBs tend to do.

So does the whole thing end with you crying? If you want to? Mine... Zepp, Gringo, SDS, crayonz (like pulling the mask off batman), San Jose, UConn James, tgreg, Levi

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Has the timetable been officially publicized though? As far as I know, we could be dealing with 2012 and 2013 or just a short hiatus between mini-seasons.

Jesse's girlfriend is hot.

I like it. Not an arrogant "guarantee" statement where he's putting teammates under the microscope, just a recognition of potential.

I'm free to walk out my door and do pretty much whatever I want, to a point of reason. That applies to plenty of other countries too, of course, but it's good enough for me. Plus, we have baseball and Kate Upton. What does "best" even matter? The world's not perfect but life is generally good, wouldn't you say?

The first openly gay professional athlete will receive death threats on a daily basis, particularly if he's a star-level player. It's funny how you cite the 'Brady's a fag' thing - an insult that's only considered an insult because people think it would be shameful.

Many players and many fans would react negatively. Extremely negatively. But it needs to happen at some point because I can't imagine how many gay athletes have hidden in the shadows for all these years. IF the rumor is true, then RG3 is in a position to be the next Jackie Robinson. He'd just need to be strong enough to handle all the inevitable ****.

Wait, so he's gay or he has an STD? I'm not keeping up with the euphemisms here.

Agreed. See it in theatres, don't bother making it part of the personal collection. In my opinion. Like Astrojanitor, it just sort of befuddles me that a project with so much obvious time and dedication on the aesthetic side of things could fall so short on the script.

The reason that I don't fear for Season 5 is that the relationship between Walt and Jesse is so rich. When the **** inevitably hits the fan, I think we'll see the best that the narrative has to offer.

Despite not being a fan of rom coms, you can't really deny Ephron's greatness in the field. RIP. http://www.entertainment-bureau.com/nora-ephron-dead-at-71/2207

The Bills don't play baseball.

My review for Brave... http://www.entertainment-bureau.com/brave-review-reviewsday-tuesday/2189

I think my string of avatars has been Poz -> Towelie -> Animal from Muppets -> Walter Sobchak I'd say I look like none of the above.

Whoops. Happy belated!