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Philly fans are the overall worst, but Leafs fans are the stupidest. So easily misguided and so quick to jump on (and off) the bandwagon. If you go and sit in the upper bowl at the ACC with the people who can only afford $50-100 tickets as opposed to $200+ seats, though, then it's not as bad.

What else did you guys expect to hear out of Georgia? Separate races embracing each other? ;)

I only had a Genesis back then, and by the time I started going to friends' houses, they had either moved on to the N64 or the Playstation.

Link's Awakening, for purely nostalgic reasons. It was my first Zelda game, and pretty much the first game I ever really got into (besides NBA Jam! and Mortal Kombat for the Genesis, which I kind of just idly played from time to time (being a toddler and all)). I kind of have a soft spot for it...

What did you expect from someone who quotes the Beatles in his location? ;) EDIT: Oh, and free health care isn't all that great. Sure, it's useful, but the taxes are bad and the lines are awful. Of course, the people who couldn't afford health care in the first place will still have trouble...

DONT WORRY DAWG RANDY JACKSONS GON BE STAYIN Randy is my favourite by process of elimination: Simon, while refreshing in his cynicism, I find a little too V-Neck for my liking; that new girl, I don't know her name, she's just a Paula clone; and, the alternate judges, I never care for them.

Why people live in that place still is beyond me... ;)

Be prepared for too many Guide entries throughout the book! Granted, I wasn't expecting him to perfectly pull off Douglas Adams' style of writing, but he falls back on Guide stories a little too much for my liking, and the dialogue for the characters (especially Zaphod) was a little bland and...

Do the Broncos need both the Ravens and the Jets to lose or just one of them? I know they need to win for sure, but I hope that only one of the other two need to lose.

Up and The Hangover are my two favourites. They were both pretty funny (especially The Hangover) while Up had some really touching parts as well. Star Trek was an enjoyable film, but I can't remember 90% of the story in that movie, just the action scenes.

I think its pretty amazing that Pixar in particular has never really dropped the ball on one of their movies. They have all been quality films. Disney is also great at that, most of their movies are really well-done.

Just watched Up the other day, found it quite enjoyable. Surprisingly touching as well. My favourite movie of all time has to be Toy Story though. I don't care if it lacks any sort of depth found in more adult movies, it is still my all-time favourite. I suppose this is because it was my...

... so should I go with Avatar? Generally, my childhood does not like getting raped.

I never saw the first live-action one, so I don't know if I'd like them or not. Are they really that bad? I liked the cartoons when I was younger.

How are the special effects in Alvin/Chipmunks 2? I can see that the Avatar ones are good but I'm not sold on the Chipmunks' effects.

Wondering which movie I should see. Avatar seems to be getting good reviews but it doesn't feature a pun in its name (The Squeakquel? GENIUS), nor does its trailer include a cripple/skateboard accident. Thoughts?