[QUOTE="dissonantblack"]

let me guess, it's going to be in 3D?

Pirate700

Good lord no. The crowd would collectively vomit during the forest fight scene if T2 was in 3-D. The scene had alot going on. Bay said that he's not a fan of the lame ass post production 3-D that most movies put out today, but that he does like Avatar 3-D. If he did go with 3-D he'd probably shoot it in 3-D using those special cameras.

[QUOTE="SerOlmy"] It stems from laziness as they rack in the millions from fanboys with too much money on their hands.RayvinAzn

Sorry mister but MAC is history when it comes to gaming . no point digging out its glory back in the 1990s . This is 2010 .

Kyozumi

Oddly enough I don't even like most Apple products. I haven't used a Mac since I upgraded the family PowerMac 7500/100 with an ATI Rage Orion to play Unreal/Unreal Tournament, Quake II/III, Descent III, and a few other titles. But I still think it's funny how threatened some people seem to get whenever an Apple computer is mentioned. It's even funnier if they rant about it from their iPhone. If you guys want to get mad at something that's threatening your hobby, hate on Dell.

Starcraft 2 isn't a demanding game. In fact none of Blizzards games are that taxing on hardware. Mac's have been underpowered for a very long time now.

The cereal box back pack has been around. I saw it about 6 years ago in my at my high school, but your statement still stands. Dam these yung'uns :evil:

John Wall. He's going to really shine on that crummy roster the Wizards have. I'd be surprised if Blake wins because the Clippers have a had a decent roster on paper for the past few seasons. They just really really underachieve. To top it off, they went out and hired Vinny as coach. A dude that doesn't know the X's and O's of basketball.

Exactly:lol: Most popular sport huh?? 16 games a year that are probably $200 in the nosebleeds, local blackouts if you don't sell out a game pffffffffffft and people make fun of LA saying we don't have a team, please, i'm starting not to mind not having one.X360PS3AMD05

It is the most popular sports in America in almost every way imaginable. In terms of viewership, revenue, fan base etc.

[QUOTE="nocoolnamejim"][QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

He gave me everything I asked for - money, marketing, and more control over the roster than the GM... except for that which mattered most - his love. *sniff* All I ever wanted was for Mr. Gilbert to care about me. Excuse me, I need a moment. Oh no, don't turn away the cameras; this will look good. Could you... could you frame the picture so it looks like I'm gazing longingly at the Boys & Girls Club logo through teary eyes? That'd look sweet in a magazine.

Jaysonguy

Damnit, I've never participated in those OT Marriage threads before. But for the love of Odin...maybe I should ask Huzwog to marry me. We could make it work together. I'd sacrifice a lot for more posts like this. Jim Insane Thought Process

The only problem with that is the Cavs did nothing for LeBron

The Nike machine is what gave LeBron money and marketing

LeBron on the other hand made Dan Gilbert billions of dollars by multiplying the value of his franchise many times over and allowing him the money and clout to start his casino venture he's wanted. LeBron has also made everyone around the Cavs money by bringing in people every single night.

Dan Gilbert on the other hand isn't even from Ohio and doesn't have a decade of ownership with the Cavs under his belt

LeBron played under max money contracts in all of his years there. The Cavs offered him the largest contract that he could legally sign for under the current NBA collective bargaining agreement. They offered him the most money possible during his free agency. Not to mention the fact that his closest friends received jobs within the organization along with a lithany of other perks.

Heck, they even built a new training facility closer to LeBron's house so he wouldn't be inconvenienced with a too long drive. The guy had a say in almost every personnel decsionthat ever came up since he was acquired. He had the winningest team in the NBA for the last 2 seasons. There was no excuse for him to not lead his team to the Finals in at least one of those years.

Between constatnlyreferring to himself in the third person and laying a big one on the city that loved him to death, he reaveled himself to be the biggest douche in all of NBA, and quite possibly all of sports.

[QUOTE="X360PS3AMD05"]Accusations? I'm sorry, i was under the impression in the United States you are innocent until proven guilty..................oh yah except if the guy plays for a team you hate then he is of course guilty.......or you aren't from the United States.Master_Live

I'm sorry, didn't Kobe Bryant SETTLED the civil lawsuit that the alledged victim file against him?

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/7019659/

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=1872928

"I also want to make it clear that I do not question the motives of this young woman. No money has been paid to this woman. She has agreed that this statement will not be used against me in the civil case. Although I truly believe this encounter between us was consensual, I recognize now that she did not and does not view this incident the same way I did. After months of reviewing discovery, listening to her attorney, and even her testimony in person, I now understand how she feels that she did not consent to this encounter."

http://www.inreview.com/archive/topic/7091.html

"She was bragging about the whole thing," Evancho said, adding that the woman seemed "happy. She was having fun."

She even answered a question about the 6-foot-7 L.A. Lakers star's manhood, five people at the party told NBC.

"She answered with a gesture and a description," said NBC correspondent Michelle Hofland. "They couldn't believe it."

You don't go bragging about being "raped".

Two 9800 GTX+ would give you plenty of enough power to max out games at that resolution.

[QUOTE="CuDDKiDD"]

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"] No he didn't :?Snipes_2

No he didn't what?

He openly said that Islam has no place for extremists, and that he mourned for the victims of 9/11.

[QUOTE="CuDDKiDD"]

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"] Yeah, basically saying we brought it on ourselves...Snipes_2

No he didn't. He simply said that that was part of the terrorists reasoning for attacking. In fact he went out of his way to decry what happened, and reject the beliefs and ideals of the terrorists.

No he didn't what?