TODAY I WATCHED (Movies, TV series) 2014

Steelers vs Browns

I started out watching (and listening) to the Rams vs Vikings game.  By the time I finished my 3.2 mile walk, it was already 13-0 Vikings and Shaun Hill was out.  When I got back home I switched to a much happier sport and watched the Cardinals blast the Brewers 9-1 to open up a 5 game lead over Milwaukee.  In fact, Pittsburgh jumped the Brewers to stay 4 1/2 games out.

tohostudios wrote:

I started out watching (and listening) to the Rams vs Vikings game.  By the time I finished my 3.2 mile walk, it was already 13-0 Vikings and Shaun Hill was out.  When I got back home I switched to a much happier sport and watched the Cardinals blast the Brewers 9-1 to open up a 5 game lead over Milwaukee.  In fact, Pittsburgh jumped the Brewers to stay 4 1/2 games out.

That sweep by the Cards last week really hurt the Pirates. They still have a chance for the post season, but they still got alot of work to do.

I'm still pulling for the Pirates to make a post-season run. I hate all the other teams in contention for a wild card berth (San Fran, Atlanta). I actually respect the Pirates and I LOVE their stadium; I think it's the most picturesque park out there.

Lock Up.

Monday Night Raw

Big Bang Theory
24
Investigation Discovery channel

Getting ready for the Pirates vs Phillies game

Watching the pre-game for the Cards vs Reds game.

Johnny "Kick Like a Girl" Cueto vs Lance Lynn.  I so want to win this game; I HATE the Reds after that incident a couple years ago that ended catcher Jason LaRue's career and left Chris Carpenter with cleat marks on his body.

Damn. I thought we faced Kick Like A Girl tonight. That's tomorrow's matchup.

Still hate the Reds.

007 wrote:

Getting ready for the Pirates vs Phillies game

Go Phillies!

Ouch, that really hurt. I grew up in Phillies country and I hated them for the longest time. But it's all about the standings; I think the Brewers are toast but I still worry about the Bucs.

tohostudios wrote:

007 wrote:

Getting ready for the Pirates vs Phillies game

Go Phillies!

Ouch, that really hurt.  I grew up in Phillies country and I hated them for the longest time.  But it's all about the standings; I think the Brewers are toast but I still worry about the Bucs.

Not sure what happened to the Brewers but I agree with you on them. They've really gone down hill.

And the Buccos are winning 2-0 after the first inning.

The Cards were too but Lackey gave a run back in the bottom of the first.

2-1 Cards as we go to the bottom of the 2nd.

Damn.  Ludwick homered.  2-2

Wow! And now in the third, Lackey just got tossed. He didn't even say anything. We're still trying to figure out what the home plate ump saw.

Watching KC vs. Detroit.

The November Man.

Looney Tunes

Always glad to see my beloved Cincinnati Reds whip them Cardinals. HAHAHAHA!

Required Fields wrote:

The November Man.

How was this?

Witchfinder wrote:

Always glad to see my beloved Cincinnati Reds whip them Cardinals.  HAHAHAHA!

Yeah that helped out my Pirates.

Witchfinder wrote:

Required Fields wrote:

The November Man.

How was this?

It was pretty good, but I think some people would expect more of an action movie, when it's more of a spy thriller with action elements.

I saw it with my father and my uncle, and they liked it as well.

Required Fields wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Required Fields wrote:

The November Man.

How was this?

It was pretty good, but I think some people would expect more of an action movie, when it's more of a spy thriller with action elements.

I saw it with my father and my uncle, and they liked it as well.

Cool. Thanks.

nevermore wrote:

Looney Tunes

You can't go wrong with Looney Tunes.  I have all the restored collections WB put out and it's amazing to see these cartoons in true color.  The versions I grew up watching were so washed out I thought they were in black and white.

Like Bugs against the Gashouse Gorillas ("One, two, three strikes, yer out!. One , two, three strikes yer out! One, two, three strikes, yer out!); I could've sworn that was a black and white cartoon but not in the restored set. It's in gorgeous color.

Required Fields wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Required Fields wrote:

The November Man.

How was this?

It was pretty good, but I think some people would expect more of an action movie, when it's more of a spy thriller with action elements.

I saw it with my father and my uncle, and they liked it as well.

That sounds good, I would much prefer a good espionage film to a nonsensical action movie these days.

tohostudios wrote:

nevermore wrote:

Looney Tunes

You can't go wrong with Looney Tunes.  I have all the restored collections WB put out and it's amazing to see these cartoons in true color.  The versions I grew up watching were so washed out I thought they were in black and white.

Like Bugs against the Gashouse Gorillas ("One, two, three strikes, yer out!.  One , two, three strikes yer out! One, two, three strikes, yer out!); I could've sworn that was a black and white cartoon but not in the restored set.  It's in gorgeous color.

Is that the one with "Playing first base,Bugs Bunny.Second base,Bugs Bunny,etc etc" ?