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[quote name="Ice Cream Jonsey"]Caruso said one of his sentences where he doesn't use a period. I don't know, maybe the scriptwriter forgot it and Caruso just reads the script as it's given to him and gets all defensive - the director is sick of arguing with him, so he sends out another e-mail for the scriptwriters to PLEASE remember punctuation. Caruso's line was something like, "... and that's a most revealing development <b>Eric</b> I'll get the van and see you at the crime scene in thirty-five minutes." And because nobody is allowed to talk back to Horatio I had to do it myself from my couch. "Aren't they going to same the place? Didn't he just say that? Why is he driving ahead of him so they have to take two cars? If he would wait two seconds Eric could get his keys and come with him. <i>What a cock.</i>" On the other hand, I think it's great that there's a TV show that accurately depicts the one asshole we all have to work with. But anyway, that's how I remembered the guy's name. Spider-Man Pinball <b>UPDATE</b>: A guy set the table's high score while we were there, "high" being the operative word if you're digging my ditch here. Spider-Man seems fun, and the people there were beating the living hell out of the table. One guy was practically re-enacting the ending of Secret Wars on the poor thing. I guess that's perfectly acceptable in pinball culture. I only played it once so I can't really say how the game is as a whole, but for the beginner it was good. Family Guy seemed to have more going on, but everyone had read about the game for a year on Usenet before the table was delivered, and Spider-Man seemed to come out of nowhere by comparison. ICJ[/quote]