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I'm pretty sure that he didn't have his gloves on at that point.

Why would you want the extended editions of the Lord of the Rings? Those scenes were deleted from the theatrical cut for a reason.

I've got an answer and a question. Answer from manual: "Switch the player to standby then, using the front panel controls press STANDBY/ON while pressing |

http://www.highfidelityreview.com/ne...umber=17655904 This site says early 2003.

Just becuase it comes from the air doesn't make it analog. A digital satellite dish gets information from the air, but it's still digital. The tuner for off the air HDTV is a digital tuner, so it's picking up digital signals from the air.

Here's an episode guide page with summaries of the Jeff Foxworthy Show episodes. Oddly enough, the one show that seems to pertain to this discussion, Season 2's "Where the Donuts Are Good, Not Great" has no description, but I'd bet dollars to donuts that it's the right episode. Link

It is "Look at Me" and I'm pretty sure that it plays over the part where Ari, Uzi, and Chas are setting up to sleep in Chas' old room.

The music was changed before the official movie release, so except for the NY film festival and advance screenings, so the DVD is the same version that I (and most people) saw in theaters. The "bootleg" version of "I'm Looking Through You" was on the Anthology 2 CD. There was also at least one...

The age difference part that bothers me is that he's already 8 years older than Keith when he died (Myers 40, Keith 32). Maybe it wouldn't be so bad, but Schwartzman is the perfect candidate for this movie.

What a punch in the face. I haven't been this sad for a long time. At least now he can be back with Keith.

"What part of Mexico are you from?" "He looks like a rodeo clown." "He looks like a little banana." "Did you see what he had on?" "Yeah, it was pretty cool." "How's the weather down there?" "He poured more water on me."