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which would you rather see at halftime?

I'm rooting and hoping for Tebow and the Broncos to pull of the win, but all logic and probability points to the Patriots winning (especially with them going up against a high powered offense led by Tom Brady).

Anyways, being as unbiased as possible, I'm predicting the Pats to win (though I'd be quite happy to be proven wrong by Tebow and that Broncos defense--not to mention Prater). But what say you? Who are you rooting for, who do you think will win and why.

With bin Laden being found 35 miles outside Islamabad, the capital, Pakistan govt is saying they didn't know he was there this whole time. Do you think Pakistan knew he was there and if so do you think the US should cut off the roughly $1billion/year they give to the Pakistanis. And if they really didn't know bin Laden wasn't in that country, does that mean Pakistan is really that incompetent?

By all accounts, either online, interviews, no one seems to like Jay Leno anymore and yet his show is number one. Who is watching it?

Old people buy stuff too and in most cases have more money, so why target the younger demographic so much?

Which character did you like more on Three's Company?

I've always said I personally would hope people were celebrating when I pass on, but after hearing the cheering at the speech today at the memorial, didn't it come off as inapproriate, like more of football rally or something? Speech itself was good, just wondering: is it okay to cheer at a memorial or does that seem out of line?

I've always said that at my funeral I would hope people are celebrating and having a good time, but after hearing the cheers from the crowd today during a memorial, it just doesn't sound right anymore. Even though the crowd clearly didn't mean to be inappropriate, it still ended up sounding that way, don't you think? It felt more like a concert or a pep rally to hear cheers like that, when it seems to be more of a time for a somber remembrance. That's not to be political divisive one way or the other (I voted for Obama and I liked his speech today) but I'm curious, doesn't cheering at a memorial, like the way it happened today during his speech, seem weird at something like a memorial? I mean, I know we all deal with grief in our own ways, but is the behavior of those cheering more suited to a the bar afterwards and not during the memorial?

And if so why do you do that or why do you think people do that?

Watching a show on tv yesterday and was seeing how the characters were acting when they were stoned and to me it seemed, from my own experience, that it's never like that.

Drunk depictions in movies are usually accurate for the most part and they show a lot of different types of drunks, but when it comes to getting high, they just seem to depict just one type of person who smokes you know? And they're always shown as being incapacitated and incoherent when in actuality there are varying levels of "being high" just like with alcohol.

So anyway, your two cents, how accurate are the depictions on film to your own real life experiences? Do you think the depictions are at least partially the reason that so many people have a negative view when it comes to marijuana?

I had heard that they come up with the number based on where you live or where you are born. Is there a website out there that explains how?

Muslims say it encourages idolatry, but the thing is Muslims say they also revere Abraham, Moses, and Jesus as prophets as well and yet they accept the fact that here in the west we depict these guys.

Obviously the fact that they are founders of two other religions plays a historical role, but, to all the present day Muslims out there: Don't you think that is hypocritical?

I mean from a biological standpoint. Obviously you feel horrible and don't feel like doing anything, but specifically why does your stomach not feel so empty?

What I mean is, if you were alive in say the year 48 AD and someone walked up to you and asked what year was it, what would you say? What were the years referred to as? The person wouldn't say 48 AD, since Jesus was just thought of as an executed criminal and not a holy man throughout the Roman Empire at this time.

I don't know a whole lot about economics, but every time I ask this question it devolves into Republican bashing or Democrat bashing. Can someone just give me an unbiased answer, politics aside please?

If you had to pick between the following:

Sixteen Candles

The Breakfast Club

Weird Science

Ferris Beuller's Day Off

Pretty in Pink

Some Kind of Wonderful

Complete loser question, but whatever. And who would you say is/was the best show runner: Al Jean & Mike Reiss, David Mirkin, Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein, Mike Scully, Al Jean by himself? Personally I vote for David Mirkin followed by Oakley and Weinstein. Wish David Cohen got a chance to run The Simpsons as well. Anyways, what about you?

Both Jim Henson shows, a few years apart from each other. Just curious which you would rather see brought back for the kids today.