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He's actually said it like 4 more times since he made that post.
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They could have removed that panel in advance, he just wanted to do that. Hope the plane is using DHCP.
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Zoran posted:Yeah, but they could just land at LAX… No time, I think. I'm curious how they work Katharine McPhee into the regular cast from here. Oh, there it is. A little forced.
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McPhee was hardly the worst actor in this show, I don't know what you're all talking about.
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pentyne posted:Her lines were excruciatingly bad. The show sets up Walter as this super genius without equal and when he's struggling all it takes is a good old talking to by a waitress who knows a thing or two about people. Sure, but she's not the writer.
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Josh Lyman posted:I don't think anyone thinks networking a laptop to the computer of a low flying airplane by driving a Ferrari underneath it at 200 mph isn't out there, but it's the right mix of so ridiculous and actually kind of reasonable that it's awesome. I think it's hilarious that in a situation where they networked a laptop to the computer of a low flying airplane by driving a Ferrari under it at 200 mph, the thing people find most unbelievable is the plane having an extra long ethernet cable lying around.
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They would rather die than land in San Diego.
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What's the plane version of trigger discipline?
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