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I am so jacked for the draft because I have NO idea what the GM is going to do, and for once that is a good thing. He has given himself the opportunity to draft BPA at every slot. That said, I want Ogletree

QUOTE (farmteam @ Mar 29, 2013 -> 10:52 AM) Watched Rock of Ages last night. Not great, but a fun movie. I couldnt get through 10 minutes of that

Happy Birthday!

QUOTE (Jake @ Mar 29, 2013 -> 12:10 AM) When we meddle with who occupies the office of head of state in other countries, it usually blows up in our face I agree, I just dont want to see this guy try and blow up our face

http://www.csnchicago.com/bulls/lebron-wha...i-dont-question

Wade has become more dirty the older he has gotten. I dont remember him pulling some of the crap he pulls now when he was younger

QUOTE (Steve9347 @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 04:02 PM) Of course it is - and this looks to be a bloated, ridiculous mutated monster of it. It's way too Hollywood. I will watch it before I decide that. We all killed First Class before it came out and that turned out to be an excellent film

if you didnt go to the titty bar yesterday you would have more than 5 dollars

QUOTE (flavum @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 12:16 PM) I know the Sox have to do what they have to do to attract customers, but I find it kinda sad that food has to be a selling point to go to a baseball game. But that's just me. I would rather them be known for having damn good food then for having whatever the Cubs had until they switched to the Sox vendors.

I have now determined that all of us watch different games

QUOTE (Jake @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 01:34 PM) But how do we know this is bad if no good exists? Lol, ok Socrates. you win.

QUOTE (Jake @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 12:36 PM) Carlos is a good and very valuable player. Our team will be undeniably worse whenever we decide to cut him loose. His main sin is not being a good defender (though he's made huge strides in that area, he clearly just lacks the instincts of a good defender) and being paid at market value. Market value players in the NBA aren't really cost efficient. Posts like this make me wonder if I am watching the same Carlos Boozer everyone else is. In a span of one minute last night Carlos gave away 2 buckets all by himself. Butler dives out of bounds to make a steal and whips it behind his back, Boozer fumbles the ball, falls over and drops it, Miami steals it back and gets a layup. Very next play Carlos gets a rebound and foolishly tries to throw an outlet pass to Deng which is easily interecepted by Lebron, then Carlos doesnt even bother to try and get in front of Lebron and help Taj on defense as he comes in and throws down a dunk to cut the lead to 5. Carlos watched the entire play happen from half court and did nothing. And to say they will be undeniably worse is wrong, that is assuming nobody replaces him. Hell, Taj could replace him and more than make up for the lack of defense.

QUOTE (Jake @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 12:36 PM) And to the "tallest midget" thing, to what referent are you comparing. Older NBA officials? High school officiating? Im saying both NBA and NCAA have bad refereeing for the most part. Saying that the NBA is damn good compared to NCAA isnt really saying much, they are both bad

werent you bragging after the bulls game yesterday that you got a free lap dance and drinks at work? Stay at work

QUOTE (whitesoxfan99 @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 12:11 PM) I'm not sure there has ever been one that went public but people are kidding themselves if they think that it hasn't happened in college basketball. Oh I bet it has. Again, tallest midget. Being better than NCAA officiating doesnt make them good. The superstar calls are just ridiculous

QUOTE (Balta1701 @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 12:06 PM) Gonzo All I see is the magic red X, but he has been posting pics of the new additions to US Cellular food all day long

QUOTE (whitesoxfan99 @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 12:08 PM) NBA officiating is actually damn good especially in comparison to the travesty that is college basketball officiating. tallest midget. Did the NCAA ever have a Tim Donaghy-esque scandal?

QUOTE (Harry Chappas @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 11:46 AM) The Patriots going 16-0 is a better streak than the Heat or the Lakers record of wins. It is also better than the Blackhawks. NBA officiating is abysmal. It was wretched last night. And honestly I thought the worst call of the night went against the Heat. Battier got called for a foul on Boozer during a rebound in the final minute. Replay showed absolutely nothing happened, Battier barely had his hand on Boozer and there was no pushoff at all.

QUOTE (flavum @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 08:57 AM) Interesting Rondon didn't make it. Hopefully the Tigers start off slow again and give away some games with their defense. But with a solid starting staff--Verlander, Scherzer, Fister, Sanchez, Porcello, (Smyly in the wings)---that's tough to beat. It will be interesting to see how the extra innings in 2012 affect everyone not named Verlander in the rotation.

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 10:29 AM) "star known around the world" "unknown outside of the united states" there's a lot of territory in between those poles... even if I threw out the international box office numbers for those movies before Pirates, you would still argue he was a star known around the world...what is that opinion based on? have you lived outside of the US and seen the reaction of foreign audiences to him on a press junket or movie premiere? Q rating in other countries? What's a high enough score to demarcate star from superstar, which is what he clearly became after Pirates... The original premise of the article I quoted about Gosling/Lawrence/Chastain is that he (Depp) is one of the 3 biggest movies stars in the world today, along with Will Smith and Robert Downey, Jr. Was Robert Downey, Jr., also known all around the world before Iron Man and Sherlock Holmes? Why do you keep bringing up RDJ? I didnt dispute that, I disputed Depp. Im done arguing with you, I think you and Cogerson are wrong. There is no real way to quantify it either way. well, I suppose you could go to your local applebees

QUOTE (Steve9347 @ Mar 28, 2013 -> 10:43 AM) <!--quoteo(post=2773889:date=Mar 27, 2013 -> 06:35 PM:name=KyYlE23)-->QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ Mar 27, 2013 -> 06:35 PM) <!--quotec--> They just cannot get this character right on the big screen. What a travesty that film looks like. How hard would it be to give a real run at the Weapon X storyline and re-launch Wolverine properly? Instead, just more bulls*** characters in bulls*** locations and bulls*** Hollywood storylines where there's 40 years of badass stories to take from the comics. Unbelievable. Wolverines Japan saga is a pretty significant storyline in his characters history. This isnt a hollywood storyline. I totally agree about the Weapon X storyline though

QUOTE (GoodAsGould @ Mar 27, 2013 -> 06:37 PM) He was known but I think the point is after Pirates he went up to a way higher level of movie star. I dont disagree with that, but he wasnt an unknown outside of the united states.

wait, I am wrong about his global recognition because some random blogger named Cogerson(with 689 followers) said so? His box office take doesnt necessarily prove global recognition. It definitely proved that disney made a hugely successful bunch of films, which I do not deny, but it doesnt prove that nobody knew who he was outside of the US until he became Jack Sparrow. 21 Jump Street and his small part on Nightmare on Elm street gave him plenty of recognition before he started his bromance with Burton. The guy was mr Teen Magazine for every year 21 Jump Street was on.