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I found this in my stash of Mac pics (I believe it's a screencap I got from a post on one of the Mac threads ages ago, so thanks to whoever's it is) he has those two medals you pointed out in that pic (though the pic is obviously pre Silver Star) and that photo has always been on his...

Re: What Are You Reading?-#3 I'm listening to 'Matterhorn' by Karl Marlantes on my iPod. It's about the Marines in Vietnam, mainly centering around a platoon of Marines led by Lt Waino Mellas, who starts out the novel a young boot Lieutenant. The book has lots of characters - regular Marines...

*SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEE* Wow, this is impressive! The stuff you found out is really interesting. I think the situation you described sounds very likely, given the medals he has and the info you found out. It also fits with the fact that he's never really talked about his time in the Marines (except...

Me: AYE!!!! My Babo Uglydoll: AYE!!!!:lol: Babo hopes his opinion counts too. I always have him next to me when watching the show. :lol: I agree too that AJ and Robert Joy rock what little material they get. They feel like real characters to me, Hawkes just doesn't.

Re: What Are You Reading?-#3 I recently read The Red Pony by John Steinbeck. It's a series of short stories about a ten year old boy called Jody, coming of age in rural America through a series of difficult and painful events, but also finding moments of happiness, and how these events shape...

Oh, I agree. The *potential* for something more than friendship can often be much more interesting than two characters actually becoming romantically involved (although that can work very well too, if it's written right). For now I really enjoy the friendship and closeness between Mac and Jo...

Oh wow! *wiggles with excitement also* Kevlar, gun, smoke = *drool* *slobber* *drool* *hotness overload* Looks like Action!Mac is back! Thanx for the great pic!

Wow, that Regis and Kelly interview was awesome! She's so nice! Loved hearing her talk about the orphanage project in Meridian, CSI NY (especially her comments about Gary!) and her life. She looked so cool & pretty too. The longer hair really suits her.

Re: What Are You Reading?-#3 I have just started the second Harper Connelly book, Grave Surprise. Only up to Chap. 4 but it's good so far. Harper and Tolliver are called to a graveyard in Tennessee, by a professor planning to expose Harper's abilities as a fraud. He's proven wrong of course...

Mac: Because he's hot Because he has integrity Because he's driven & dedicated Because he's very good at what he does Because he cares about his team & the victims in cases Because he isn't always perfect or right Because he can kick ass real well, both physically and verbally. Because he's a...

I agree that the second half/ending was very good. I thought Adam was quite funny when he went to Jo about his concern that Mac could have contaminated the crime scene, but at the same time, it did seem weird, surely Adam would know there could be other reasons for that stuff showing up on...

Re: What Are You Reading?-#3 'Blood on the Sun' by Stuart M. Kaminsky. It's the second CSI: NY book. Mac and Danny are investigating the murder of a family in a suburban neighgourhood in Queens. The mother, father, and daughter are all dead, but the family's teenage son is missing, and the...

Re: What Are You Reading?-#3 'Southern Fried' by Cathy Pickens. It's the first book in the Avery Andrews series. Avery was a medical malpractice defense lawyer in Charleston, North Carolina, but after goading her own witness into exploding in the courtroom after he lied to try and win her own...

Wow she looks great! That necklace looks so cool on her too!

Mine said the same. I would ignore the Sky Guide when it comes up with things like this - last week, mine had 'Shop Till You Drop' as the ep title and the right time but the synopsis of the ep was the synopsis for the previous episode. If you're not sure, check the Five website, or a tv paper...

Re: What Are You Reading?-#3 I just finished reading 'A Redbird Christmas', a short novel by Fannie Flagg. Oswald T. Campbell is a down on his luck guy living in Chicago. He has emphysema and his doctor tells him he won't survive if he stays in Chicago for the winter, and recommends he visit...

Thanks for the pic, Sam. The dead body is icky, but Mac is hot.:drool: How does he manage to look hot even when examining a dead body?!

Wow, great article. Especially like her comments about Gary. :-) She is so awesome?:cool:

Lol, Boyes!!! I loved the Mac/Jo scene, Jo is some woman, getting Mac of all people to go window shopping! They are defintely getting closer. The story was good too.

MaJor is cool, though MoJo has a nice ring to it. But MaJor fits better with the letters (and Mac being a Marine!) PianoWizzy, you are most definitely not alone in hoping Jo never, never, never, ever leaves I hope so too. I'm sure Mac won't be letting her go anywhere anytime soon ;-) It is...