When downloading, I always get the SD stuff unless it is a scifi show. And hard drive space is cheap.

I do the same when deciding whether to purchase an bluray movie or dvd.

I can definently see the difference when contrasting the to, but if I never see the show in HD, I am willfully ignorant of what I am missing.

So how come states are able to regulate who sales alcohol?

And was torn apart by racist liberals during the nomination process

I'm hoping this will be more difficult to kill since they have a freak with sprint right now.

Firefly was good. Angel and Buffy early seasons were good as well (although I do agree that Angel was at it's best with Tim Minear at the helm.)

Dollhouse was terrible. It was terrible for many reasons but the biggest was because it had so much potential to be more than it was. The TV show Marvel is pretty bad as well.

Cabin in the Woods was clever marketing. It's great to make the type of movie that if someone doesn't like it, you can just say that they didn't get it. I liked it but not the end (and yes, I understood the point of the ending and all the wonderful metaphors involved.)

I'd be buying it as well for $5. Renting it, on the other hand... no.

That is more that blockbuster.

Like a castle?

Based on that story, it seems like the audience was chosen to heckle him

He is still to the left on social issues (abortion, gay marriage, etc.)

No one is debating what people do in their bedrooms. They are debating a government issued marriage licence.

Too lazy to look it up, but I thought the supreme court ruled that the people defending prop 8did not have standing to do so?

You really do not see much difference between not giving a marriage licence versus slavery and denying people the right to vote?

With the way I hear this debated, you would think that Christians took away a previously held entitlement (marriage.)

Christians are not the ones trying to force the world to bend to their viewpoint.

The fact that most people who are against gay marriage are for gay civil unions, it seems to definitely be one driven by religious beliefs.

You really can't compare denying someone a marriage certificate is anywhere near the same ballpark as denying someone the right to vote / ride in the front of the bus / use the same drinking fountains, etc. Especially when the civil union would give the same legal protections as marriage.

According to the article, that was because they didn't have the resources to support an unlimited user roll out.