Finally I saw it today, on my birthday. It was everything I hoped it could be. It's an inspiring work of art, visual splendor guiding by an uncompromising vision. And that's the crux of its glory. The heroes in 300 are truly heroes. This is a thoroughly Romantic film. The Spartans are the absolute embodiment of Western values, which is manifest in their deeds and flawless physical attributes. Every one of those 300 is a true warrior, and citizen-soldier. They fight for freedom and justice against an army of slaves led by a sexually ambiguous self-proclaimed god-king.

This point is, I think, worth elaborating on since some reviewers seem so transfixed on it. This story is told exclusively from the view of the Greeks, and this is exactly how they perceived the Persians to be. Xerxes, and the rest of the Persian elite, wore lots of jewels and, from a Western perspective, flamboyant clothes. The film's portrayal of Xerxes is certainly accurate from the Spartans point of view. Moreover, this effeminate view makes Xerxes that much more offensive to the Greeks. After all, these are the epitome of manly men; to submit to such an androgynous figure is unthinkably repugnant.

In all, there is not a single thing in the entire movie that I object to, not one point I thought dragged it down. I was at first a little hesitant about the creation of the queen as such a prominent figure, but she earns her position (and quite dramatically so). Perhaps the aspect about 300 I find most appealing is the moral certainty. I refuse to see it as some sort of allegory for the current political situation (it predates the 9/11 attacks by several years), but the broader philosophical implications are timeless. Western civilization is under attack by the Persians and a few brave fighters stand to challenge it. They can do so because they are right, and they know they are right. Moral fortitude is a virtue we can never do without. I love that, in a rare occurrence, a film proudly declares modern Western culture, with its love of reason and freedom, to be absolutely superior to everything else. I love that King Leonidas is not some confused soul seeking guidance but rather a resolute leader, armed with the courage that comes from knowing with certainty that your cause is just. I love this movie.

• Fire-Retardant Charcoal Briquets
• Collapsible Cribs—Save space! *Warning: may crush baby*
• Rocket Powered Big Wheel
• Head Cheese
• Sharpie Brand 44 Magnum Marker in 5 new scents!
• KidsCo Little Tyke "Junior Home Smelting Kit"
• Anything directed by Uwe Boll
• Do-it-Yourself Breast Implants
• Single Use Dentures—Never Brush again!
• Gasoline-Powered Wireless Phone—40 minutes to the gallon!
• "Tuna-Safe" Dolphin Jerky—Now in Teriyaki Style!
• Sony Blu-Ray/Betamax/MiniDisc combo player
• The Dust Brothers "Unplugged"—Only on VH1!
• Titanic II: Back from Davy Jones’ Locker!
• Pack-a-Potty-in-a-Purse

We made plans to throw them away, but it just didn't happen. It got to the point that I didn't want to throw it away. I wanted to take a picture to commemorate the auspicious achievement. Indeed, we even took some pictures; but the stack continued to grow. It took on a life of its own, reaching to the ceiling in not just one row, but another. Soon its powers grew further. It attracted other wayward boxes. Fortunately, our slovenly secret was hidden from the view of guests by a door.

With its height came arrogance. It thought itself capable of overpowering its creators. Alas, that hubris was defeated by nothing more than air.

As I sat in my room, I heard an unusual cacophony, lasting no more than a couple of seconds. Fireworks? Perhaps a bizarre bit of thunder? I go to my door to ask Chad; his look is grave. He had opened the door leading to the garage to see if he had forgotten to turn off the light. When he closed the door, the rush of wind knocked down a portion of the tower.

Realizing the time had come, we knocked down the rest, flooding the bottom of the stairwell with a sea of red boxes. We don't have an exact count, but the total is somewhere around 50 boxes, which represent 600 delicious cans of Dr Pepper. We then sat on the stairs and folded up all of the boxes. We ended up stuffing the folded boxes into intact boxes, six in all, which are now sitting neatly outside our garage awaiting pick-up tomorrow morning.

Since my brother drove down there, I didn't have my own car to go driving around in. My dad, fickle man that he is, finally settled on a black 2006 Ford Mustang GT, some months ago. Short story even shorter, I borrowed it on Tuesday afternoon to go visit some friends. A little before ten, I was on my way back to our parents' house. Having never driven his car more than around the block before, I was somewhat paranoid driving it anyway. Sure, I had relaxed by that point in the day, having had a little more experience with it, but I still wasn't used to the car. Also, his speedometer is labeled only every 20 miles, whereas mine is every 10. In other words, it's hard to see exactly how fast you're going, even more so when you're extra-worried about getting in a wreck. Furthermore, the Mustang has quite a few more ponies under the hood than my Chevy Malibu.

On the way home, I found myself inadvertently speeding on a few occasions, easily topping 70 in a 60 mph zone. Then I turned onto the new outer loop, which does have a speed limit of 70. I'd never driven on it and had only once, in the day, even been on it. I was out of my element in a car that wasn't mine on an unfamiliar street, in the dark. Shortly after coming up over a slight hill I saw a flash of lights on the one other car on that stretch, which was coming from the opposite direction. No, these were not headlights; it was a state trooper. He passed me, turned around, and I promptly pulled over.

I've been pulled over before, back when I was a teenager. This time I was far more calm. I didn't know exactly how fast I had been going, but I knew it couldn't have been that bad, and I thought I had a pretty good case, what with the borrowed car and unfamiliar road. Indeed, I was pretty calm, though I did accidentally start to hand him my credit card when he asked for my license. What can I say, I was still a little frazzled. Then he asked for my proof of insurance. My proof of insurance is in my glove compartment, just like all other sane people. And so that's where I looked. After at least two minutes of looking through every scrap of paper in there, I finally check the center console, where I found the missing document. Who keeps it there?

Turns out I was going exactly 70 mph. Also turns out that the speed limit drops five at night time. I got a warning and an admonition to drive carefully.

My family got a good laugh at my incident, but then it was time for Chad and me to leave. He was driving on the highway to the Interstate when we saw what was, I later found out, the first live armadillo Chad had ever seen. The car behind us surely saw the same armadillo, but it was most decidedly not alive at that point. The stupid thing was walking across the busy highway when we came upon it. Chad managed only to make sure he went directly over it, avoiding the tires. Unfortunately, Chad does not drive some high truck but rather a ground-hugging Honda Civic. The sound when we hit was startling for us in the car, and I suspect shell-shattering for our departed friend.

However with the weekend upon us and a miraculous collision of time off, Kirk and I just may pull something out of the air and slap it online...now don't hold me to that but it could happen in the foreseeable future.

Anyways stayed tuned for "possible" content!

The company seems to be on a marketing spree. They've introduced new branding and a new selling point: 23 authentic flavors. Wow, that sure is a lot of flavors, and a lot of flavors must be good.

Meanwhile, 7UP has taken a decidedly different approach. They've reformulated their drink to have only five, 100% natural ingredients. Somewhat deceptively, one of those ingredients is "natural flavors," which presumably contains lemons, limes, and perhaps other unknown flavors. To me, the "natural flavors" ingredient listing comprises several ingredients, but I'll let it go. At any rate, the message is that less is more.

Maybe it's just me, but these messages strike me as somewhat contradictory. One says that more is better and the other says less is better. They're both soft drinks so it's not like I'm comparing apples to oranges.

And so here we have two soft drink brands pushing contradictory ideals of what is desirable. The part that makes this blogworthy is that they are both owned by the same company, Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc., which has been a division of Cadbury Schweppes for the past decade. Surely I can't be the only person who sees this as strange.

Were I an intrepid reporter for the blogosphere, I might perhaps call the company to ask them about their marketing schemes. Or perhaps I could march up the Dr Pepper/Seven Up headquarters and demand a straight answer: is less more or is more more? Alas, that would require me to travel upwards of three minutes (by car; I'll start the "march" portion in the parking lot). Yes, I may live on the same street as the headquarters, but I'm lazy, and apparently they're on the third floor of the Cadbury Schweppes building.

And so the contradiction remains, plaguing the world with competing ideals of simplicity and complexity. To which should we strive? non scio

Alas, I had to be at work at 10, and still hadn't taken a shower. This gave me ten minutes with my MacBook before I had to get ready and leave. I had enough time to take it out, start it up, and create an account. All day long it was all I could think about. I excitedly told all of my co-workers, all of whom already knew it was on its way, thanks to my incessant raving.

I can now gladly report that, after having used it for hours, I have no regrets. Tomorrow I plan on some more aggressive use. I've got some video editing to get started on and I may even play around with GarageBand.

When I got home today, Chad told me his crazy idea to build a pontoon raft. At first I thought the idea insane, but figured it wouldn't hurt to at least do a drawing and make plans for it. Based off some horribly dirty math, I decided that 16 feet of 6" PVC pipe would hold the two of us and our raft above water. But how much does pipe that big cost? We couldn't find it on the Home Depot or Lowe's web sites, so we went to Home Depot, which is only a few minutes down the road. Turns out 6" is hard to find. We found 4" but that would have required using a lot more, plus it was expensive too. The PVC pontoons just weren't going to happen. We did, however, find some under-the-bed storage bins. At 20 gallons each, I calculated, in my head, that four of them would give us enough support for over 600 pounds. Chad and I, along with the raft, were estimated at 400 pounds, assuming a very heavy raft. Yes, we ourselves are very light.

Up to this point I was by no means commited to the idea. Our biggest problem was the board that would form the basis of the raft. We initially discussed plywood, but then realized it was horrible and that for only a few dollars more, we could get substantially higher quality MDF board. A 3/4" sheet was under $20. That's all good and well, but a sheet is 4 by 8 feet. Chad drives a Civic. We sat around for a while thinking about it. Finally commiting to it, Chad called a friend with a truck and asked if he could borrow it. We bought the plastic bins, plus a cordless drill/driver, which we needed anyway.

We then picked up his friend's truck, went back to the Home Depot, and bought the board, some screws, and two broomsticks. Eventually we could add some dustpans to them for oars, but since tonight's test voyage was to be strictly in shallow water, sticks were enough. Chad said we needed a name for the raft. I threw out, jokingly, the SS Duchess Montana; it stuck. We got it all home and set up shop in the garage. I predrilled holes in the lip of the bins. We applied a layer of sealant to the bins and more or less glued them in place, then screwed them in. We then lifted up our surprisingly heavy raft and carried it down the hill to the creek that runs behind our apartment. This creek, however, is by no means remote. It's right down the middle our our apartment complex, flanked on both sides by rows of apartments. Thankfully it was dark and the creek is down low in a valley. We put the raft in the water and it actually floated. I stepped on; so far so good. Chad got on. Yes, water poured across the top, but it still floated. As long as we kept balanced, the top was mostly above water.

The building process was filmed, and we took photos of most of the entire project. Tomorrow, maybe, we'll have a friend over to actually film us on the raft.

I accidentally deleted our archives page a couple of months ago. I discovered this only today. I painstakingly rebuilt the page, but in doing so, realized that it really sucked. (I took a few hundred words to say this the first time around).

We have 68 articles on our site, and the only link to most of them is one the one archives page, which is nothing more than a hierarchal list of the titles, organized by subject. Our affinity for creative titles means that for many of them, you have very little idea what the article is actually about.

My solution: coming in the near future we will have a redesigned Articles page (which is a better title for the page, for reasons I previously described in depth but, alas, were lost to the glitch). The more relevant articles will be elevated from obscurity, complete with descriptions. Less relevant material, now muddying the waters, can settle into the abyss--alive, but not crowding out the good stuff. For example, no one needs to read our review of Windows XP anymore. Luceo Magazine began in the Fall of 2001. A lot has changed, but there are still treasures in the depths, such as "Working Retail During the Holidays."

I, unfortunately, worked both days. I did not, however, work yesterday, when I finally got to see it. The review in the Dallas Morning News called it vapid--and gave it an "A-." Usually vapid is a bad thing, but the reviewer correctly judged the movie for what it was: light and fluffy fun. It makes no pretense of being serious, and as such, is a far greater success than many of the hopelessly pretentious movies out there.

I'll admit it: I liked the movie. Was it great? Absolutely not. Were there numerous holes? Like Swiss cheese. But that doesn't matter. It is meant as an enjoyable way to spend an hour and a half, and I think it does admirably. The songs are catchy. Indeed, the movie is going a long way towards paying for itself based on sales of the soundtrack. On iTunes, it is currently the #1 album, and holds spots 1, 5, 7, and 10 on today's top song list. In fact, 9 of the 13 tracks are in today's top 30.

The Disney Channel struck gold with this one, but they tend to have good luck with music. The Cheetah Girls, another recent DCOM, has now spawned its own concert tour. The Disney Channel also launched the career of Hilary Duff, who has now sold millions of albums. Whom to look out for: Aly & AJ. These sisters are being built up by Disney as Hilary repeats. They've got a record out, they're on the aforementioned Cheetah Girls tour; their DCOM, Cow Belles, comes out in March (and is already being promoted); plus they've got their very own Disney Channel original series, Haversham Hall, in the works.

"Start Of Something New" - ZAC EFRON & VANESSA ANNE HUDGENS

Living in my own world
Didn't understand
That anything can happen
When you take a chance
I never believed in
What I couldn't see
I never opened my heart
To all the possibilities
I know that something has changed
Never felt this way
And right here tonight

This could be the start
Of something new
It feels so right
To be here with you
And now looking in your eyes
I feel in my heart
The start of something new

Now who'd of ever thought that
We'd both be here tonight
And the world looks so much brighter
With you by my side
I know that something has changed
Never felt this way
I know it for real

This could be the start
Of something new
It feels so right
To be here with you
And now looking in your eyes
I feel in my heart
The start of something new

I never knew that it could happen
Till it happened to me
I didn't know it before
But now it's easy to see

It's a start
Of something new
It feels so right
To be here with you
And now looking in your eyes
I feel in my heart

That it's the start
Of something new
It feels so right
To be here with you
And now looking in your eyes
I feel in my heart
The start of something new
Start of something new

"Get'cha Head In The Game" - ZAC EFRON

Coach said to fake right
And break left
Watch out for the pick
And keep an eye on defense
Gotta run the give and go
And take the ball to the hole
But don't be afraid
To shoot the outside "J"

Just keep ya head in the game
Just keep ya head in the game

And don't be afraid
To shoot the outside "J"
Just keep ya head in the game

U gotta
Get'cha get'cha head in the game
We gotta
Get our, get our, get our, get our head in the game
[repeat 3x]

Let's make sure
That we get the rebound
'Cause when we get it
Then the crowd will go wild
A second chance
Gotta grab it and go
Maybe this time
We'll hit the right notes

Wait a minute
It's not the time or place
Wait a minute
Get my head in the game
Wait a minute
Get my head in the game
Wait a minute
Wait a minute

I gotta
Get my, get my head in the game
You gotta
Get'cha, get'cha, get'cha, get'cha head in the game
[repeat 3x]

Why am I feeling so wrong
My head's in the game
But my heart's in the song
She makes this feel so right

Should I got for it
Better shake this, yikes!

I gotta
Get my, get my head in the game
You gotta
Get'cha, get'cha, get'cha, get'cha head in the game
[repeat 4x]

"What I've Been Looking For" - ASHLEY TISDALE & LUCAS GRABEEL

It's hard to believe
That I couldn't see

You were always there beside me
Thought I was alone
With no one to hold
But you were always right beside me

This feelings like no other

I want you to know

I've never had someone that knows me like you do
the way you do
I've never had somone as good for me as you
no one like you so lonely before i finally found
what i've been looking for

So good to be seen
So good to be heard

Don't have to say a word

For so long I was lost
So good to be found

I'm loving having you around

This feeling's like no other

I want you to know

I've never had someone that knows me like you do
The way you do
I've never had someone as good for me as you
No one like you
So lonely before, I finally found
what I've ben looking for

Doo Doo DooDoo
Doo Doo DooDoo
Do Do

Woa-ah-ah-oh

"What I've Been Looking For (Reprise)" - ZAC EFRON & VANESSA ANNE HUDGENS

It's hard to believe
That I couldn't see
That you were always there beside me

Thought I was alone
With no one to hold

But you were always there beside me
This feeling's like no other
I want you to know

I've never had someone that knows me like you do
The way you do
I've never had someone as good for me as you
No one like you
So lonely before I finally found
What I've been looking for

Stick To The Status Quo

You can bet
There's nothin' but net
When I am in a zone and on a roll
But I've got a confession
My own secret obsession
And it's making me lose control

Everybody gather 'round

Well if Troy can tell his secret than I can tell mine...I bake.

What?

I love to bake! Strudels, scones, even apple pandowdy!

Not another sound

Someday I hope to make the perfect creme brulee!

No, no, no, nooooooooooo
No, no, no
Stick to the stuff you know
If you wanna be cool
Follow one simple rule
Don't mess with the flow, no no
Stick to the status quo

Look at me
And what do you see
Intelligence beyond compare
But inside I am stirring
Something strange is occuring
It's a secret I need to share

Open up, dig way down deep

Hip hop is my passion! I love to pop and lock and jam and break!

Is that even legal?

Not another peep

It's just dancing. Sometimes I think it's cooler than homework.

No, no, no, noooooooooo
No, no, no
Stick to the stuff you know
It is better by far
To keep things as they are
Don't mess with the flow, no no
Stick to the status quo

Listen well
I'm ready to tell
About a need that I cannot deny
Dude, there's no explanation
For this awesome sensation
But I'm ready to let it fly

Speak your mind and you'll be heard

Alright, if Troy wants to be a singer... then I'm coming clean! I play the cello!

Awesome!

What is it?

A saw!

No, dude, it's like a giant violin!

Not another word

Do you have to wear a costume?

Coat and tie

No, no, no, nooooooooooo
No, no, no
Stick to the stuff you know
If you wanna be cool
Follow one simple rule
Don't mess with the flow, no no
Stick to the status quoooooooo

No, no, no
Stick to the stuff you know
It is better by far
To keep tings as they are
Don't mess with the flow, no no
Stick to the status quo

This is not what I want
This is not what I planned
And I just gotta say
I do not understand
Someting is really...

Something's not right

...really wrong

And we gotta get things
Back where they belong
We can do it

Gotta play

Stick with what you know

We can do it

Hip hop hooray!?

She has got to go

We can do it

Creme Brulee?

Keep your voice down low

Not another peep
No, not another word
No, not another sound
No

Everybody quiet!

Why is everybody staring at you?

Not me, you.

Because of the callbacks? I can't have people staring at me! I really can't!

Noooooooooooooo, no, no, no
Sick to the stuff you know
If you want to be cool
Follow one simple rule
Don't mess with the flow, oh no
Stick to the status quooooooooooooo
No, no, no
Stick to the stuff you know
It is better by far
To keep things as they are
Don't mess with the flow, no no
Stick to the status
Stick to the status
Stick to the status quo

"When There Was Me And You" - VANESSA ANNE HUDGENS

It's funny when you find yourself
Looking from the outside
I'm standing here but all I want
Is to be over there
Why did I let myself believe
Miracles could happen
Cause now I have to pretend
That I don't really care

I thought you were my fairytale
A dream when I'm not sleeping
A wish upon a star
Thats coming true
But everybody else could tell
That I confused my feelings with the truth
When there was me and you

I swore I knew the melody
That I heard you singing
And when you smiled
You made me feel
Like I could sing along
But then you went and changed the words
Now my heart is empty
I'm only left with used-to-be's
Once upon a song

Now I know your not a fairytale
And dreams were meant for sleeping
And wishes on a star
Just don't come true
Cause now even I tell
That I confused my feelings with the truth
Cause I liked the view
When there was me and you

I can't believe that
I could be so blind
It's like you were floating
While I was falling
And I didn't mind

Cause I liked the view
Thought you felt it too
When there was me and you

Bop To The Top - ASHLEY TISDALE & LUCAS GRABEEL

I believe in dreamin'
Shootin' for the stars

Baby to be number one
You've got to raise the bar

Kickin' and a scratchin'
Grindin' out my best

Anything it takes
To climb the ladder of success

Work our tails off every day
Gotta bump the competition
Blow them all away

Yeah we're gonna

Bop, bop, bop
Bop to the top

Slip and slide and ride that rhythm

Jump and hop hop 'til we drop

And start again

Zip zap zop
Pop like a mop

Scoot around the corner

Move it to the groove
Till the music stops
Do the bop bop, bop to the top
Don't ever stop
Bop to the top

Gimmie, gimmie
Shimmy shimmy
Shake some booty and turn around
Flash a smile in their direction

Show some muscle

Do the hustle

Yeah we're gonna bop, bop, bop
Bop to the top

Wipe away your inhibitions

Stump, stump, stump do the rump

And strut your stuff

Bop, bop, bop
Straight to the top
Going for the glory
We'll keep stepping up
And we just won't stop
Till we reach the top
Bop to the top

"Breaking Free" - ZAC EFRON & VANESSA ANNE HUDGENS

We're soarin', flyin'
There's not a star in heaven
That we can't reach
If we're trying
So we're breaking free
You know the world can see us
In a way that's different than who we are
Creating space between us
Till we're separate hearts
But your faith it gives me strength
Strength to believe
We're breakin' free
We're soarin'
Flyin'
There's not a star in heaven
That we can't reach
If we're trying
Yeah, we're breaking free
Oh, we're breakin' free
Ohhhh
Can you feel it building
Like a wave the ocean just can't control
Connected by a feeling
Ohhh, in our very souls
Rising 'til it lifts us up
So every one can see
We're breakin' free
We're soarin'
Flyin'
There's not a star in heaven
That we can't reach
If we're trying
Yeah we're breaking free
Ohhhh runnin'
Climbin'
To get to that place
To be all that we can be
Now's the time
So we're breaking free
We're breaking free
Ohhh, yeah

More than hope
More than faith
This is true
This is fate
And together
We see it comin'
More than you
More than me
Not a want, but a need
Both of us breakin' free

Soarin'
Flyin'
There's not a star in heaven
That we can't reach
If we're trying
Yeah we're breaking free
Breaking free
Were runnin'
Ohhhh, climbin'
To get to the place
To be all that we can be
Now's the time
Now's the time
So we're breaking free
Ohhh, we're breaking free
Ohhhh

You know the world can see us
In a way that's different than who we are

"We're All In This Together"

Together, together, together everyone
Together, together, come on lets have some fun
Together, were there for each other every time
Together together come on lets do this right

Here and now its time for celebration
I finally figured it out (yeah yeah)
That all our dreams have no limitations
That's what its all about

Everyone is special in their own way
We make each other strong (each other strong)
Were not the same
Were different in a good way
Together's where we belong

We're all in this together
Once we know
That we are
We're all stars
And we see that
We're all in this together
And it shows
When we stand
Hand in hand
Make our dreams come true

Together, together, together everyone
Together, together, come on lets have some fun
Together, were there for each other every time
Together together come on lets do this right

We're all here
and speaking out with one voice
we're going to rock the house (rock the house)
the party's on now everybody make some noise
come on scream and shout

We've arrived becuase we stuck together
Champions one and all

We're all in this together
Once we know
That we are
We're all stars
And we see that
We're all in this together
And it shows
When we stand
Hand in hand
Make our dreams come

We're all in this together
When we reach
We can fly
Know inside
We can make it
We're all in this toghether
Once we see
Theres a chance
That we have
And we take it

Wild cats sing along
Yeah, you really got it goin' on
Wild cats in the house
Everybody say it now
Wild cats everywhere
Wave your hands up in the air
That's the way we do it
Lets get to it
Time to show the world

We're all in this together
Once we know
That we are
We're all stars
And we see that
We're all in this together
And it shows
When we stand
Hand in hand
Make our dreams come

We're all in this together
When we reach
We can fly
Know inside
We can make it
We're all in this together
Once we see
Theres a chance
That we have
And we take it

Wild cats everywhere
Wave your hands up in the air
That's the way we do it
Let's get to it
Come on everyone!

"I Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You" - ZAC EFRON, VANESSA ANNE HUDGENS, LUCAS GRABEEL & ASHLEY TISDALE

Ya never know what you're gonna feel, oh
Ya never see it comin' suddenly it's real

Oh, never even crossed my minde, no
That I would ever end up here tonight

All things change
When you don't expect them to
No one knows
What the future's gonna do
I never even noticed
That you've been there all along

I can't take my eyes off of you
I know you feel the same way too, yeah
I can't take my eyes off of you
All it took . . . Was one look
For a dream come true

Yeah, we got a good thing goin' on

Oh, right here is right where we belong

You never really know what you might find
Now all I see is you and I
You're everything I never knew
That I've been looking for

Can't take my eyes off of you
Oh, oh, oh yeah
So let the music play
Can't take my eyes off of you
Yeah, the feeling's getting' stronger
And I never ever felt this way

Alright, I see everything
In your eyes. . . Oh yeah
Alright, something's happening
Cause everyone's around but
You're the only one I see

I can't take my eyes off of you
Feelings like I never knew
I can't take my eyes off of you
From the start. . . Got my heart
Yeah, you do
Can't take my eyes off you