Play-By-Play Commentary

Definition, please?

Of:

"I know it when I see it."

Larry Flynt would appreciate this rendition of Terminator 4.0 taking over the Bull Market via eye candy. Gotta love that waterfall (yeah, we know what you were really going for there, you smutty boy) but the northward clouds feel a bit flat and animated given how deliciously dense the rest of the piece is.

Topically, I think we're going in a mighty interesting (if dangerous) place.

Readers: Buckle your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy ride home...

Play by play commentary for this match is provided, as it happens, by Debbie Millman.

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