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We even picked out next weeks commentary. You guys seriously missed out.

Warcraft was the first RTS I ever played, but I didn't own it, or play the sequels, so I don't have that attachment.

I prefer the game play of GW (It's radically different from WoW), and the lack of subscription fees is a huge point in it's favor. I suggest you give it a try.

That was fun. This should be done more often.

Tried that already, Star Trek is still latest. And yes, I tried a hard refresh, a couple times, no luck.

This isn't appearing on the main page for me. Luckily for me I'm savvy enough to guess the url it's stored at, so it's downloading as I post this, but I thought I'd let you know in case it's not just me.

So it's art if someone sets out with the intention of making art? Do you consider 4' 33" art, or monochromatic paintings to be art? If I did the same thing, would it still be art?

Direct link to this page, which you can refresh.

I've been trying to find a way to word my definition of art, and this is the best I've managed. "Art is a deliberate arrangement of elements to invoke a sense of beauty, emotion, contemplation, or awe." These things are subjective, thus why I believe what is and isn't art can vary between people.

There was an article about this on Cracked that I think is worth a read. Personally, I think art is kind of an abstract term, and what is or isn't art can very wildly from person to person. For example, I don't think something like 4' 33" is art, but there are probably people out there who think it is. And I'm ok with that.

Why do we have to lose someone to have a guest? Does your equipment limit you to four people? Is it because the format has always been 4 people? I'd love it if you had guests in addition to the regular cast, as opposed to in place of one.

There. Anything broken for anyone?

I didn't change a lot, just some stuff to make it easier (for me) to use, and a few aesthetics that annoyed me.

In all this discussion, I'm surprised no one brought up the three things that bug me the most about this movie.
1. Why the hell does Kirk fly the Enterprise toward a black hole? So they can destroy a ship that is doomed anyway? That seems like an incredibly stupid thing to do, and no one questions it.
2. They blow up the warp core, or whatever it was, to escape said black hole, which means it's explosion is way more powerful then the supernova we saw get sucked into a black hole made from a speck of red matter, while this one was made from a huge ass ball of the stuff. And why did no one think to drop one on Nero? Why don't they have these things in their missiles? Holy shit.
3. Why the hell is Nero's ship so heavily armed? It's a mining barge. How many mining barges can you think of that have missile launchers, or even weapons of any sort? And he has an ass ton of them, enough to wipe out fleets.