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That just about says it all for me.

That was easily the most bloated script I've seen in a long while. I mean, I really couldn't keep track of what was going on for the entire first half of the movie. After that, it really didn't matter.

Yes, but that's a given!

Was that a real actor? I thought the whole time that it was entirely CG.

I think something like that was on this year's SAT exam, so I hear.

I see he's also sporting the Steve Nash haircut. That guy's a work of art.

The internet is your friend.

True, but as posted earlier, the game that really gave the Bengals home field that year was the embarrassing 10-5 loss in Tampa a few weeks earlier. Oh, the humanity.

Although I wouldn't quite call that one a "heartbreaker" (probably because I was more pissed off than disappointed), that New England game has to be way up there. Another one was the 2001 (?) game at home against the Pats. We sucked that year, but we played them tough and deserved to win it. But the mysterious "ball lying inbounds on the ground touching a frigging unconscious player is considered out of bounds" rule ruined it for us.

Dammit...I was just about to.

Interesting...from Wikipedia:

Perhaps, but I think they'd have to rename them the Elders or something.

Oh, I don't disagree. I'm just admiring the raw emotion. We do have meds for that, you know...

Wow.

I still think he was the best pure runner ever.

"You can't see Starr get hit by that football enough."

I'll be in Oban in about eight weeks.

There was a pretty good one in Cooking Light a little while back. I'll see if I can find it...

Ah, the memories...

Sunday, man. Sports on Sundays is outlawed here.

The Pats are all about system and putting players in position to succeed. If Brady goes down, I would fully expect them to barely miss a beat.

A five game winning streak to end the season sure would be nice.

Practice squad players do not count!

I'll have to think about that one...

We could only wish.