How does one cover half a basketball court and only dribble once? I had the volume off because the 8 mo old is sleeping. Maybe I missed something.

Raising Arizona, one of my wife's favoites! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AIfVoGUs6c

"High, get me a toddler, they got 5, they won't miss one!"

I loved the 7-11 holdup, for diapers scene, where he drops them and has to circle back to pick them up. :eek::D

They have an application you download that guides you through the download process, if you have a PC. If you have a mac they have you do a remote connection and download it through their pc. It's a fairly quick and easy process.

Thanks Bluto. Looked like I needed to go through month by month and download my schedule into their system.

Somehow the Lakers confused the Hornets at the end of the game into defending the wrong goal. It was a trick and left kobe wide open for the score.

Waiting for these AE's to come out is like waiting for a last minute stay of execution from the state's governor. I dream of a day when an AE could bring good news....

They always post it in the afternoon, right before they leave ( I mean run) away from the phone for the weekend.

My guess is SD hasn't done much running in his lifetime....:D

I am a new hire. I was hired almost three years ago. My new hire class just lost a 3rd guy to Fed Ex. He couldn't wait on the Governor's decision. He decided to make a break for it. Run Forrest Run!

The first 11 minutes of that movie are simply the best ever filmed...ever.

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It took me a while, but I figured it out. Those NBA players must be Mensa members. The player of average intellect would think the opposing team would attempt to throw the ball inbound to another player (perhaps the best player on the other team) in an attempt to score points. Yet, the Hornet players, obviously thinking at a much higher level, saw that the super devious and conniving Lakers were far too smart to try something so dastardly simple. No, they knew Kobe and crew had developed a play that would test the best basketball minds in the world. Trained for years and paid millions of dollars to expect the worst, the Hornets had the best defense ready. Unfortunately, the Lakers one-upped them with an even more insane play--the evil "Throw-it-to-your-best-player-toward-the-opponent's-basket-and-score" play. Pure genius!