Much of the greatness of that movie was due to Marcia and the other editors (whose names sadly escape me now).

Being a member of the ACLU and the NRA; it's more common than you think.

There's a good chance that other countries would refuse you admittance with a felony in your history.

You honestly think there's anywhere in the Western world, let alone the US, that doesn't fuck over men when it comes to their children and their babymommas? The position of the fucking may change, but the lack of lube is universal.

They voted for Reagan more than any other group in the US. Four times, IIRC....

10,000 rounds? Amateur...

I just finished it. Pretty fun. Not quite as good as Season 2, but solid. And infuriating last episode. I must have the movie or season 5 now.

Nope. I've spent years developing this persona. Changing it now would be artistically inconsistent.

Dragon's Lair and Kaboom FTW!

The ET movie had essentially nothing to do with the game. Seeing or not seeing it would in no way change your understanding of the game.

I think the "P" stands for "professional".

Ok, by the time you posted this brain fart of a post, the story had been up for ~six hours with a myriad of comments. The original article, many comments, and the summary all point out that this study involved elective surgeries or 'planned surgery'. Did you read anything other than the headline? Did you not understand "planned surgery"?

Weird, maybe you need to find a better group of specialists. I can tell you from first hand experience, at least one of Dick Cheney's cardiologists does surgeries after Wednesday. Now, I'm not saying he's the best cardiologist in the world, but I'd be willing to bet that someone as wealthy and connected as the Evil Dick wasn't being treated by people who could barely sober up enough to get through Hollywood Upstairs Medical College.

Coming from a family with a doctor and multiple nurses, I can say you are spot on. Another factor is that some doctors and nurses, particularly in emergency medicine, prefer the cases that come in at night and on the weekends.

GP had an interesting theory, but given the way it's worded, it's merely a troll rather than an alternative hypothesis.

(Oh, and three shifts for nurses is not as common an arrangement as it used to be. GF has almost exclusively worked 12 hour shifts for ~10 years.)

And yet Ms. Pac Man on the same system displayed nowhere near the same amount of suckitude.

That would be the opinion of the poster. Opinion is pretty well protected by the first amendment. Further, they are neither true nor false. (TBH, it might be part of a falsifiable statement, but the way you have presented it, I rather doubt that is the case.)