2000, I believe.

I didn't follow him for his politics....

I remember commenting to people how odd it was that I first heard of OBL's death from The Rock's twitter. The man does love his country. I remember when he spoke at the RNC. Brought the house down.

" It was meant to be a message about just about job growth and the spirit of America."

That's how I took it.

When it happens at Penn State, the school should be shut down. When it happens at a local public school....crickets and coverup.

My favorite Hitchcock. And Olivier. You can't do much better.

Defense lawyers say Manning was clearly a troubled young soldier whom the Army should never have deployed to Iraq or given access to classified material while he was stationed there from late 2009 to mid-2010.

Yes, it's THE ARMY's fault. :/ Not Manning's fault. The Army's.

Way to make Oklahoma proud, loser.

Totally agree about T3, particularly the ending. Oddly satisfying, particularly because (trying not to spoil) they already told us how it was going to end, and yet were able to make us sincerely believe it might not actually end that way. That's great storytelling.

For a while there he looked like someone Sally Struthers might lose sleep over.

Man, that's how I felt watching Ewan MacGregor in "Haywire" last week. All I could think was, "Poor guy, is he ill? Like seriously ill?"

Ditto, although I was 12 at the time.

Such a shame. I've liked her ever since Wish Upon a Star and Roswell.