I wonder what the over/under on Beth's interception totals for tonight is going to be.  Sure he only may play 2 series but I'm going to go with 2

Who cares, the only reason I'll watch the game is for the lovely Lisa Guerraro  

Wasn't it the bones of a rival Geonosian?

Del Goren - "Squad leaders..." (Sorry, don't remember the rest of the line"

Theron Nett - "That's impossible, even for a computer"

Well, saw it yesterday afternoon and here's  my semi spoiler free review:

Not as good as the first two, but still enjoyable.  Definitely a lot of laugh out loud moments and gross out humor.  Stiffler definitely steals the show.  And the dead weight characters - Vicky, Heather, and Jessica - don't show up and if you think about it, their absence really doesn't need an explanation.  I would have liked an explanation on why Oz wasn't in the movie, but his absence doesn't really bother me.  He's one of my least favorite characters.  Nadia doesn't show up, but does get a few mentions.

And I have to say this about Fred Willard and Eugene Levy - comedic geniuses.  IMO, FW stole the show in Best in Show and Waiting for Guffman and in the few scenes he was in in AW were hilarious - the bachelor party scene is the first to come to mind.   EL as Jim's dad, funny as always.

And Michelle's sister.  Definitely

The wife's and I wedding song was "Can't Help Falling in Love with You" by the King.

Other than that, I really don't have a song.  I do however, have to sing to Billy Joel's "Piano Man" every time I hear it.

In addition to the popular ones already said, I'll throw out, in particular order:

1.  American Pie trilogy (without seeing American Wedding)
2.  Die Hard trilogy
3.  Godzilla

I don't know.  I think the beginning in the Shire and the ending in the Shire seem to drag.  It just took Tolkien so long to get moving, but everything picked up once they reached the Prancing Pony and the Ringwraiths showed up.  I flew through TTT and ROtK and really couldn't put the book down.  I actually enjoyed RotK more, up to the climax (which I won't spoil for those not in the know).  Maybe its the grander scale of battles - Helms Deep wasn't really as "epic" in the book as it was in the movie - whereas I felt the Siege of Gondor and the Pellenor Fields were.