Brian

QUOTE(SoxFan1 @ Jun 30, 2007 -> 02:21 AM) Why would a 15 year old give a higher rating to, say, Citizen Kane, then to Kung Pow??? I don't mean Citizen Kane. I'm talking about A 15 year old giving a high rating for something like, "She's All That" or "Not Another Teen Movie." And low marks for something like "Memento" or other good movies.

Seems like 1 person has a problem with it. Wouldn't lose sleep over it.

Saw what Chris Rongey's girlfriend looks like yesterday, HOLY CRAP! There is hope for us schmucks in the world.

If they do not sign him, simply because they won't give him a NTC, that is a slap in the face to Mark, who has been here his whole career, a slap in the face to us the fans, and sends an awful message to other young guys in the system. You will give a NTC to Count and Javy, but not someone who we drafted, brought up, groomed, and was important in 2005. I won't be surprised if they are swerving us and will announce something Monday before a home game, but if this is legit, I just can't put into words how disapointed it would be and KW should be gone!

I blame Balance.

RALLY JODIE SWEETIN! AND RALLY MEGAN FOX!! I know, not even this will work.

Film Critic Joel Siegel Dies at 63 Joel Siegel, one of the most notable faces of movie criticism thanks to his position as the lead film critic and entertainment editor for the ABC talk show Good Morning America, died on Friday after a long battle with colon cancer; he was 63. Known for his succinct and common-sensical movie reviews, which featured highly quotable and pun-filled one-liners delivered with a snappy patter, Siegel was one of the first critics to parlay his writing job into a television career, alongside other famed personalities as Gene Shalit, Jeffrey Lyons, and of course, Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel. Starting out as a radio DJ and newscaster, Siegel first worked for Robert F. Kennedy's campaign as a joke writer, in addition to being a book reviewer for the Los Angeles Times and a freelance critic for other publications. Siegel moved to New York in the 1970s, where he first worked for WABC and then for ABC's fledgling morning show, Good Morning America. He stayed with the show for the rest of his career, and was reportedly at work even two weeks before his death. Though he maintained a mostly sunny aura on air, his career was not without controversy -- most recently, in 2006, he vociferiously left a screening of Clerks II 40 mintues into the film, inciting the wrath of director Kevin Smith. At the age of 54, as he was receiving chemotherapy for colon cancer, Siegel found out he was going to be a father for the first time, and had only a 70% chance of living to see his child. After his son Dylan was born in 1998, Siegel wrote Lessons for Dylan, a book that was part biography and part life lessons and was published in 2003. In addition to his television career, Siegel also received a Tony nomination for writing the 1981 Broadway musical The First. He is survived by his wife, Ena, and their son. --Mark Englehart, IMDb staff

Moore is on Larry King now if anyone is interested.

QUOTE(The Critic @ Jun 29, 2007 -> 07:36 PM) Hmmmm.....did I ask for the definition or description of a mojito? Or did I ask for an establishment which serves particularly delicious ones? I didn't know what it was so I posted hoping I wasn't the only clueless one.

What the hell? I turned the game back on after 2 minutes and it is still commercial. 4 pitch inning!

QUOTE(TheOcho @ Jun 29, 2007 -> 07:37 PM) Or "Rally Megan Fox". No lose situation.

QUOTE(max power @ Jun 29, 2007 -> 07:33 PM) Whoever is scoring this game for wciu is starting to piss me off Are they even watching the f***ing game? Probably put to sleep by Hawks story.

If we fall behind, we can always create the "Rally Jodie Sweetin".

QUOTE(Shadows @ Jun 29, 2007 -> 06:26 PM) Disagreed.. There are plenty of movies that I thought were good that get bad ratings and comments on there Yeah, I trust rottentomatoes.com more than the imdb.com ratings. You probably get a lot of 15 year olds on imdb voting for ridiculous movies.

QUOTE(MHizzle85 @ Jun 29, 2007 -> 06:28 PM) The Lineup. Pods, LF Gonzo, CF Thome, DH Kong, 1B AJP, C Gooch, 2B Mack, RF Fields, 3B Uribe, SS Count on the mound. And why isn't JD on the DL? Or why is Mac in the line up over Terrero?

QUOTE(fathom @ Jun 29, 2007 -> 06:05 PM) Really important for Contreras to have a good start. So the Mets will give us more in a trade.

QUOTE(tigerfan @ Jun 29, 2007 -> 05:36 PM) I believe this is the angle you guys are talking about: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9UxPx_YPHY "Only watch that if you have a strong constitution!"

This is how I keep busy on my off days.

My 21st was when I was at SIU and I had a final the next morning. My friends took no mercy on me. Luckily my teacher was a bum and didn't even really give us an exam. Good times.

QUOTE(Steff @ Jun 29, 2007 -> 04:25 PM) Didn't he used to spit colored stuff out of his mouth? Tassles handing off his biceps..? Tassles, yes. Don't think he ever spit mist. You maybe thinking of the Great Muta. Warrior is his own biggest mark. Believes all his outrageous philosophies and thoughts. Really out there and it is humorous if anyone takes him as seriously as he takes himself. Warrior website

I can't believe neither Weeks or Fielder dove for that weak grounder Fontenot hit in the 9th. Get your jersey dirty, boys. Who knows if it would of mattered.

Agreed. Warrior will say something horrible and will give out ridiculous opinions that should not be believed or listened to.

Interesting movie. I never knew so many countries had free universal health care paid for by the government. Lots of sad stories about people being denied.