Sam Sanchez

I don't believe anybody is saying Bourjos would be a center piece to a big name trade.
 
Fail

"The Angels had 793, 1-0 counts from the bullpen (4th most in MLB) as well as 302, 2-0 counts (3rd most in MLB – Houston/Seattle)... As a staff, the Angels threw 58.4% 1st-pitch strikes, which happened to be the 4th lowest in MLB."
 
 
I guess that was the perfect season to fire the bench coach and hitting instructor. Put blame where it belonged.

Red Sox by far. I don't understand how its even much of a consideration.
Red Sox have already won a couple times recently, and while I hate the team, I wouldn't have to hear about it forever from friends and family

Titanfall is a timed exclusive. It's coming to PS4 in 2014.
 
 
And for best looking, I'll hold that opinion until Naughty Dog or even Sony Santa Monica does something on PS4, though Infamous: Second Sun is a pretty nice looking game as well.

Yeah, this won't good.

Yeah, this won't good.

Me too and I'm almost 30. There are some oooold geezers here.

Man you guys are old.

Tonight or at the very least this weekend. Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz are two of my favorite comedies of all time actually. Yeah, I'm one of those that think Hot Fuzz is just as solid. Interesting to see Edgar Wright's next entry into what he calls the Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy.
First was an awesome zombie spoof, and second was a great buddy cop/action/British horror spoof. This one seems like an Invasion of the Body Snatchers type film. I love Pegg and Frost (when working with Wright), and it's a huge plus to have them paired with Paddy Considine and Martin Freeman.

Maybe theaters some time next week after I check out The World's End

Watched about a month ago when it hit On Demand (and subsequently other methods).
Didn't really enjoy the first one much, but had heard WAY better things about this one. Unfortunately it wasn't much better, but worth checking out alone for Gareth Evans' segment. He's the guy who directed The Raid: Redemption (highly recommend that as well if you just want an intense action movie), and his segment is pretty crazy and awesome. Maybe just skip to that segment??
Also, Eduardo Sanchez (the Blair Witch Project guy) had a pretty intriguing segment on premise, but still didn't fully succeed in my opinion. The other segments were pretty bad though.

Who knows? He might see three pitches.

No Small Wonder?

Yeah, I never quite understood that rule. I almost feel like the same rule should apply as a normal ball that goes off the glove. If you dive/jump for the ball and drop it, it's not error. So if you're attempting to rob the HR by jumping over the fence, or at least jump at the fence, and goes over, then its naturally a HR.
 
Just seems odd to punish the pitcher, when some one is standing at the wall, and is holding his glove at chest or eye level and the ball bounces out of his glove five feet in the air and goes over the wall and the player gets credit for a HR.

Royals will capitalize on Blanton's crappiness, Angels will not do likewise.

If I watched movies in 3D or cared about it, I think I would still decide against glasses as I think it's part of the price. But I'm not very good to follow though since I try to avoid the 3D version of any film if possible.

I think the difference a bit with music nowadays is in the earlier times, you did need talent to succeed because the radio and TV was the only outlet at the time. And I'd say there have always been two groups of people: the people that demand talent and substance, and the people who just consume whatever is given to them and back then both groups needed to be appeased.
Now with the advent of the internet, the people that demand more have no problem scouring the internet for new music and search for what they like whether new or old, will find music on their own terms while there is still that group of people, which seems to be the majority, that will gladly just listen to anything that is forced to them and give studios no reason to actually find talent, and would rather just create an image that is appealing and shove it out there.
Similar can be said for movies while arguably not as blatant.

I don't know, her underwear scene in the movie All Nighter might have something to say about that.

I'm a pretty young guy and my only viewings of both Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan was when I was still in High School, but before I became interested in movies. I remember liking both a lot but I was only 16ish and feel I'd have to revisit both of them. I picked up the recent Schindler's List Blu-ray release so I'll have to do that one soon

I also fall on the Arrested Development side. Short-lived but my favorite sitcom of all-time. I know it's not a huge favorite among this board though.

Evil Dead II is my personal favorite of the trilogy, though I love all three. There's not much actual horror in it in my opinion, but instead a lot physical comedy and some slapstick humor. Sam Raimi's direction and camera techniques are awesome and critical to each of the Evil Dead movies. Something I felt was kind of lost in the Spiderman movies outside of in part 2 with Doc Ock which had a pretty big Evil Dead vibe in some of his scenes.

Similar for me with Anna Kendrick. She's not traditionally "hot" I'd say, but I find her adorable as hell

Steve Buscemi is awesome but this movie looks terrible. 
 
 
I would love Steve Buscemi to make a strong comeback to movies with something great, same goes for John Turturro. Maybe the Coen brothers should reunite with both of them again as the two leads in a future movie. Would be awesome.

Can't see the list at work, but Phoebe Cates circa 1980s better be in the Top 10