First, I don't know Jessie James Hollywood. He could very well be a nice person -- for someone that deals drugs and allegedly ordered an execution on a teenage boy. That's why I was bashing him. Not for owning a gun.

At the same time, don't presume to know my politics on gun ownership. If you're going to bother to comment on here at least bring some knowledge, rather than just spouting out the same tired arguments gun owners deride liberals for having. It's boring and a waste of time.

If you must know, I fully support the 2nd Amendment. But there's a stark difference between a responsible owner of a hunting rifle or handgun and someone that buys a semi-automatic weapon. They should have every right to own that semi-automatic, but don't act like there isn't a huge difference. I get that people collect guns, but let's be real. Jessie James Hollywood owned guns with the intention that he might have to use them some day, he wasn't putting them on a wall to admire.

And finally, my story is more about the admiration for the writing from Natasha Vargas-Cooper, who went to high school with the deceased boy and was very familiar with both the events, the trial and Jessie James himself. It was her story that I was praising.

Grrr... thanks. Talk about your all-time brain lapses...

Right? The only thing I can think of was that people, well critics, had problems with the final two seasons in general and the last episode specifically. But I couldn't believe it wasn't even on the list.

Nah.... he tried several times and the most he got up to was 950,000 or so... I think the record was around 1,050,000 or something.

Drove me crazy to trying to think of it. Had to give up before I got angry about it.

oh cool! Thanks for the update. If you're ever in Portland you'll have to give me a shout.

That is great! I love all these different sites. All great in their own existential way!

Absolutely. It's amazing that most programs can't even do that or have specific functionality built in when two monitors are at play. I've often thought of getting a second monitor just to have the extra work space.

Agreed 100% about Abrams true intentions with this scene, I just think it's more humorous if the Beastie Boys were intricately involved in the Star Trek universe/canon somehow, as either prophets or creators of the vulcan pinch or through some time travel...

No aspect of this remake was necessary. I realized it was 8 1/2 after posting but I was too lazy to go back and do anything about it. Good catch though. And seriously ... a musical? I'm still baffled.