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That's crazy talk! :1orglaugh

Re: Ps3 slim and price cut rumors running rampant.....madden in 2 weeks....coincidenc Nintendo would beg to differ, and they've got the history to back it up. In terms of contributions to the history of video games, Playstation has really only added one thing: in game cinematics.

Yeah, they have been for a couple of years now. Gears of War is getting a movie too.

In other news, water is wet :D :rofl:

Laptop is a general term for a computer with an integrated monitor. A notebook typically is used to describe smaller, lighter laptops (particularly popular with business people). The $300 laptops you saw are netbooks, and are essentially stripped down laptops designed to provide minimal...

Under options, check to see what folder it's using. Oftentimes this problem is just the program using Temporary Internet Files as it's source folder.

I think claiming that this was "just missing a decimal point" is reason enough for them to honor their mistake. I'm intimately familiar with the method Best Buy uses to put prices on their website, and it takes a lot to be this stupid.

Very sad news. A true pioneer of not just music, but technology as well. It was amazing to see how well he could not only design guitars, but play them as well. His contributions are innumerable, a true legend in music. I can remember picking up my first electric guitar, a Les Paul, truly...

Personally, I don't think there is any conflict with McNabb. Vick right now hasn't played in a few years, and I highly doubt there's anything he can do to become anything other than a high profile accessory to the Eagles offense. And by that I mean he'll probably be the backup, and possibly...

Not to mention he served a pittance of the time that Michael Vick did, and Stallworth actually ****** someone whilst driving *****.

Some very nice improvements made here, and without getting too technical, I'll just say that the new behind the scenes taxonomy is really paying off for the quality of searches.

I think I chose my words poorly there. What I meant was that the Sox haven't done well at the prospect level overall. They've certainly had a couple young guys come up, but honestly the two best prospects from the Sox system of recent memory are Beckham, Gio Gonzalez, Fautino De Los Santos...

What's interesting to me is that there's no doubt that Williams tends to value developed Major League talent over prospect talent, the White Sox haven't been all that successful drafting a lot of can't miss talent. Chris Young this year has been a really remarkable case, as he's having one of...

That's probably the truth. Danks at this point could be a chip, because they've got Rios locked up and Danks has struggled to provide consistent offense in the minors so far, and he's got an astronomical K rate. But outside of that, the **** system is a bit depleted right now.

Extremism at work again

The Roadster certainly looks great, if only they'd set the standard and make it affordable.

That's the best combination the Sox could put out there right now defensively, and that'd be a damn good outfield. Podsednik is about 10 runs above average defensively as a left fielder, Rios is an unbelievable 23 runs above average as a center fielder, and Quentin is about 12 runs above...

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Exactly. Plus in football, there are more injuries that are consistent with steroid use than in baseball, which is why it still amazes me that they get by. I mean, people talk about how America should have known simply by the sizes of Canseco and McGwire, but I'm still amazed that the same...

I thought it was funny that they even threw it in there.

That's pretty general, so pretty much any laptop you can find right now (save for a netbook) would do the job more than admirably.

That may be the case, but this is actually a decent deal for the Sox. I was assuming before that the Sox would negotiate a trade, but getting Rios for salary relief isn't too bad (aside from the contract). There are a lot of red flags right now from Rios offensively, most prevalent the fact...

With the way he was treated in Boston, there was absolutely zero chance of Cabrera resigning with them. He's still bitter about it from the interviews I've read, and that's saying something, as he's typically a really nice guy.

Eh, could just as easily happen to any site on the Internet.

Still clever, and still edgy. A very funny show indeed.

BINGO! We have a winner! Eh, not much MLB could have done with him considering he was the second biggest name on the client list of a company at the center of the largest ******* steroid raid of the past 20 years.

There's a blast from the past.

You'll probably need an adapter, but it'll work.

Looks like a Borat costume to me.

Nice work! I'd love to hear the story behind that!

The only video I can recall of Chloe Nicole is from "Room Service". Not sure if that's it, but hope that helps somewhat.

ESPN is fine if you're looking for some basic fantasy football. It's pretty robust, actually, but it does lack some of the bigger features of a paid service, although to me, the convenience of use outweighs that.

The acting of the audience members on that show is top notch. :1orglaugh On a somewhat related note, here's a fun game, (as suggested by my nephew): the next time you're in a crowded area, turn to a passerby and yell MINDFREAK! as loud as you can. Seems like good advice to me.

All allegedly over 20 cents. Wow.

I really do hope that happens. It's beyond unbelievable to me that NFL players are never caught. You're going to tell me that linemen don't juice? Merriman got caught and I've yet to hear a peep about it that since his suspension ended. My best friend in high school was a center for our...

Bingo. :thumbsup:

Portman by a mile.

Well technically they're all unproven, but three of the four have numbers that are drool worthy, which is what makes this sweet for the Padres. Poreda has hitters missing nearly 16% of the pitches they swing at, which is excellent anytime, let alone at 23, plus he gets a ton of groundballs...

Toss up between Stewie, Peter, and Quagmire.

Exactly. That's the only reason why it's tough for me to say the White Sox won in that deal. They gave away four very talented, very young arms for one expensive one.

If Kershaw can curb the walks down the stretch, they'll be more than set.

She's in Europe on vacation until next week.

You're a brave man. Not to take away from your preference, but for some reason the first time I tried Jaeger at age 21 it tasted like cough syrup, and I couldn't get myself to try it again. But hats off to you! :)

I'd be really surprised if they resigned Contreras. And what's odd is that the Sox have usually been pretty deep pitching wise, and it looks like they just traded away most of what they had, which is where the problem starts.

I realize that money will be a bit more free, but you have to look at what this trade does to the rotation in the future. Sure, you add a top of the rotation guy in Peavy, but you also lose a lot of your future pitching core. You've got Contreras, and probably Colon gone, (not that they have...

Exactly. It's surely a tricky situation to put yourself in if you're Selig. But then again I've never found Selig to be particularly intelligent.

This seems like just another reason to disregard mainstream media and use more than one outlet for information.

The douchebag cameraman who won't shut the hell up, (I'm looking at you BangBros).

Pretty much sums up the whole issue there, it seems.

It may just be me, but I've never really thought of any movies as accurate reproductions of historical events.