The 80-Gig is $50 off on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-3-80GB/dp/B001COU9I6/

Oh he shoots them.  By running them back...  down your throat.

The WHopper Virgin commercials are retarded.

They don't even tell you the results.  Most taste tests, if they're successful, they'll say "preferred 2 to 1" or something along those lines.  Whopper Virgins just say they preferred the Whopper.  Which means the results were probably a lot closer to 49-51 than 67-33.

And who compares the Big Mac to anything these days?  The signature burger at McD's is the Quarter Pounder.

I didn't watch the previews.   

That's what Google's for!



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Quote from: Nicklab on January  7, 2009, 08:42 PM

That same article makes mention of an assistant by the name of Natasha.  A potential tie-in for the Black Widow, perhaps?

Possible, but that seems unlikely given how close Marvel has stayed to other comic figure origins. 

Natasha was his assistant in the Ultimates, and they've borrowed from the Ultimate Universe quite a bit, including Sam Jackson as Nick Fury.

Better is fine, just didn't really do anything for me.

One error in my earlier review... the word he draws out is "you" rather than "world."  I was looking through the lyrics trying to play it back in my head, and picked the wrong one.

And my impression that the last half of the album was all whiny was incorrect.  It's really only the last 1/4.  But that last 1/4 is so epically whiny that it bled over in my mind to all the previous songs.  On a second listening, both 8 and 9 are great, rocking songs.

#10 Sorry is garbage.  I don't like it at all.  The lyrics are anti-whiny, but they come across as whiny.  Plus it's too long, too slow, and dull.

I.R.S. like I said before is catchy.  Decent song.

12 and 14 have some redeeming qualities... they're not great, but they're listenable... but they're pretty much overrun by the whiny suckiness that is This I Love.  I never thought one bad song could ruin an album, but This I Love is challenging that belief.  That one song puts me in a mindset that just soils everything around it.  If it wasn't included, I think I would have absolutely loved this album.  The goodness of the songs I really enjoy would affect my perception of the whole.  But This I Love just obliterates that effect, and replaces it with bad feelings.

So I think I'll end up erasing This I Love from my MP3s and skip it when I listen to the CD in the car.  Maybe, with time, the bad effects will fade and I'll love the album.  I hope that's the case, at least.