nattybatty55
Nadalaholic
I loved his fridge!! I have always wanted a fridge witha glass door!
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Springmoon said:
Yeah, I bet that pool table doubles as a bed more frequently than we'd care to imagine.
Faylinn said:
3.) How did Mac get from the 35th(?) floor down to the lobby in the time that it took Stella, Flack and Hawkes to run back to the entrace of the building? Even if he'd taken the elevator, it would have taken more time, I would think.
I think I saw a bed in the background when Lindsay woke up the second time...Twinkletoes said:
Plus Danny's apartment hasn't got a bedroom, right? Must reduce the rental costs quite considerably...
Ew. I'm never playing pool at anybody's house, like, ever. That's just skank.Springmoon said:
Yeah, I bet that pool table doubles as a bed more frequently than we'd care to imagine.
Faylinn said:
I think I saw a bed in the background when Lindsay woke up the second time...Twinkletoes said:
Plus Danny's apartment hasn't got a bedroom, right? Must reduce the rental costs quite considerably...
Ew. I'm never playing pool at anybody's house, like, ever. That's just skank.Springmoon said:
Yeah, I bet that pool table doubles as a bed more frequently than we'd care to imagine.
Orison said:
Faylinn said:
3.) How did Mac get from the 35th(?) floor down to the lobby in the time that it took Stella, Flack and Hawkes to run back to the entrace of the building? Even if he'd taken the elevator, it would have taken more time, I would think.
:lol: Thank you! I wondered that the minute I first watched the scene. I guess it's either SuperMac! or SuperFast! elevators!
sarakanne said:
I know that this probaby belongs over on the CSI: Miami forum, but why do people dislike David Caruso so much? For a 50 year old guy, I think he's hot looking. I wouldn't even watch CSI: Miami if it wasn't for him. And I happen to think that he does a great job with the Horatio Caine character. After all, he won an Emmy for his brief performance on NYPD Blue. Folks, there would not be a CSI: Miami without David Caruso. Same holds true for CSI: New York--no Gary Sinise, no show. Although Ann Donahue's writing could benefit from some continuing education courses in creative writing, as an Ex. Producer she has to be given some credit for the casting of these shows. David Caruso and Gary Sinise were brilliant choices.
PerfectAnomaly said:
You're right Fay, there was a bedroom in plain view from Messer's collection of bodily secretions. Kinda gives a new meaning to "pool table," doesn't it?