war ensemble

Yeah, dude probably hasn't even played in the minors...

Woot.

Whatever you have to do to afford that summer nanny...

YOU TAKE THAT BACK

McElroy = Pennington

Oh noes.

Well yeah, he should be doing it. I'm talking from the point of view of a college student averaging 4 hours sleep a night...lol.

He was lifting twice a week, now he lifts four times a week. (Lifting four times a week must suck...assuming you're taking one day in between, you'll never have an extra day off. MWF with a two-day weekend seems much more palatable.)

Maybe he meant this version:

Good times, lol.

Ah, so it's like women's version of capitalism: a road to the bottom to sell things for cheaper.But in this case the bottom is no clothes at all. So they're making themselves a commodity! I should write a book on this theory.

So you're saying put him at LB!!

Damn, I don't even know who megamind is. lol I suppose no movie goes as deep into the development of a supervillain--you know all the origins and conflicts of superheroes, but not the inner thoughts and ideas of supervillains, which you seem to get (at least sometimes) in super-people movies.

File that under the "that's been done and I just haven't cared enough to look at it" category, lol.

By the way, why aren't there more superhero movies about the villains themselves? I mean, I suppose it doesn't necessarily even have to be a movie about some supervillain who successfully destroys the world, but what about someone who starts out bad and becomes good? Instead of the whole "realizes power --> some conflict about this newfound power or how it relates to someone close to the superhero --> resolves conflict to save day", you start off with someone who realizes their power, ****s sh*t up, and then matures and comes to the good side. It'd be like an epic bildungsroman, but as a superhero movie. Or you could make a supervillain movie that's a social critique--maybe the dude starts off in the ghetto, discovers a power and proceeds to revolutionize the world. But then he grows power-hungry and the movie ends with America winning. Because yay America. (I purposely made this "social critique" Hollywood-friendly.) Or for all I know all that's been done and I just haven't cared enough to look at it.

Can we still talk about a suitable superhero to have the Holy Spirit complex, or is that off line?

Dude, Jesus is God.

Rex Ryan's sensei is clearly Master Splinter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZUVZ5KoVZc&feature=related

By the way, the forum software agrees that she's hot. So clearly she is. Boom, roasted.

I was kinda hoping it would be more like the Saddam tear-down...

I don't know how much I believe that. At the very least, women's clothing options are influenced by men. Women wear more revealing clothes than men in almost every social situation I can think of--do you think that's solely to please other women?

Opposite reaction here, actually. lol

And here's Herm doing the same for the Pats, wearing a hoodie no less! http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=8174289 (Does he realize that people only watch these videos to laugh at him?)