Duck Fallas

He definitely showed some promise as a feature back, but as with Malcolm Kelly, I fear that he is too injury prone to stay on the roster.

I think that it will be the injuries that do him in in the long run. He really looks to have the talent to be a impact player, but he just doesn't seem to stay on the field.

I have been saying just this thing ever since Shanahan and Allen were hired. Snyder is only there to sign the checks and be a fan, nothing more.

22. I really only get online for here, facebook and to check e-mail.

I just cannot see the same fucking plot with what are likely the same type of jokes being entertaining. I was not a fan of the first movie, so I will definitely be skipping this one. The first one was just a slightly funnier version of Dude Where's My Car?.

Kung Fu Panda 2. I liked it even more than the first movie. Seriously.

I watched the entire series (thru season 6) on DVD when I was in Seattle a few months back. I know everything that happens, so it does not bother me to see it with all the good shit missing.

The most talented singer was voted off in the top-9, from there on out, it was all about the second best singer.

That was awesome. I was playing the song in my head as I viewed it. It was pretty epic. I gave myself a standing ovation.

Entourage. Watching reruns on WGN or some shit. Love the show, though.

I honestly think that if the show was a 'sham' there is no way that a fucking redneck from Garner, NC would win over a pretty white southern belle. I was pretty damn shocked that Scotty won, though, seeing as he really was blown away by Lauren in the final showdown.

The Voice. This show really has something really different about it, something that I absolutely dig.

Her last song totally locked up the competition for her, Scotty really has no shot.

I have absolutely nothing against strategy guides, walk through or even cheat codes. Heck, I have used them many times in the past. I, however, only use them after I have beaten a game. There are a few games where I have needed to use them (the boss fight with Seymour in FFX, for example), but as a rule, I won't even consider it until the game is beaten. You are correct in that using a guide on LA Noire would ruin the experience. The whole enjoyment of the game is to try and figure out how to read the characters and take the journey to the completion of the case.

I would absolutely recommend buying it. For once I feel as though a game was well worth the 5 year wait from announcement to the release.

It really was great. To hear the actual killer himself tell his story was incredible.

I beat it last night and it took me a total of about 22 hours. I really think that it was spread over 3 discs is because the technology that the used to create the insanely realistic faces took up so much damn memory. I will also call major bullshit on whomever told you they beat it in 7 hours. The only way that is possible is if they were using a strategy guide to gather all of the evidence and get all of the interview questions correct on the first try. The first disc took me almost 4 hours by its self. I am going to be starting Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood later on tonight (after Monday Night Raw).

Trueblood is one of my favorite shows. Pretty much everything that Krwanka said is spot-on.

The first time that I saw a trailer for On Stranger Tides, I declared that it would make a billion dollars, but be a waste of time. I thought that the last movie was slightly above bad and would have been the best time to stop. Of course, Disney wanted the money.

I don't know why, I just don't like the song. It is pretty much the only song by them that I don't like.

Zac Brown Band. Jolene. Disturbed. Stricken.

Priest. Not horrible, but nothing to get excited about. I kind of hated the "monster" vampires, but they kind of explained why the vamps were like that. Kind of.

I am guessing that I am about halfway through the game. I have come to realize that reading the faces, regardless of eerily realistic they are, is a pain in the ass. Until the last 3 cases, I had not gotten more than 2 questions correct in a single interview. There is really very little shooting/fighting/car chases in the game to this point. But to the games major credit (in my book), the story is phenomenal, even if I don't know where it is going yet. I love the fact that they are tying in a real-life murder case from the 1940's, The Black Dahlia murder, into the game. I am eager to see how it all plays out in the end.

My vote still goes for Pia.

It kind of confuses me as to why CB's don't seem to like being in DC.