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I agree that I'm with Busey > The Osbournes, but both shows are just horrible. The Osbournes seem so full of themselves (especially the kids) that I feel like an enabler when I watch the show. If people stop watching, maybe it'll finally go away and those loser kids can watch the window close on their 15 minutes of fame. I'm with Busey seems so staged. It's legitimacy is questionable, what with both characters seemingly playing to the audience. It just doesn't seem as "real" as other reality shows.

What's the longest stretch of time we've gone without having a "Molly is hot/Molly is not hot" debate? I feel like we go through this circle jerk of opinions about twice a month now. Sometimes it's compared to Trish, sometimes to Stephanie, sometimes to Stacy, but it seems to be those that dig Molly vs. those that don't. Our opinions will never change, so what's the point of having these arguments?

Molly wouldn't go to bars to find a date. And after enough drinks you might hit on Jazz. I mean a Molly looking girl, not the actual Molly ... and a Stacy looking girl, not the actual Stacey. And it would take an AWFUL lot of liquor for me to work my A-game with a Jazz lookalike.

I think that it's too late to build to a partnership between Jericho and Goldberg. It would have needed to have begun a few weeks ago, with a few weeks of discussion about watchign each others backs, then a few weeks of each of them saving each other from attacks/beatdowns, then a week or so where they actually tag (e.g. a 3 way the week before the PPV where it's Evolution vs. Nash/Michaels vs. Goldberg/Jericho.) Then at the PPV, you have Nash get eliminated first, then Orton, then hhh (because he's actually hurt). So it would look like it would be Michaels vs. Goldberg AND Jericho at the end of the EC. But then Jericho attacks Goldberg and pins him, leaving Michaels and Jericho as the final two. Jericho wins, and immediately has his first feud post PPV: a pissed off Goldberg.

I'm unsure if I'm in the minority with this or not, but there's really physically nothing about Molly that I find more attractive than Stacy. Regardless of the whole too fat/too skinny debate, I find Molly's face and body to be remarkably average. If I was at the bar one night, and someone that looked like her walked in, I wouldn't care one way or another. But if a dead-ringer for Stacy walked in, I'd be interested in going over and letting her turn down my advances.

If Beck was on the list, he most likely would have gotten my vote instead of Nirvana. Both are painfully overrated, so it's a tough call.

I don't agree with the "Goldberg's a face and Jericho's a heel" argument. This type of angle has been used in pro wrestling for decades. It's supposed to add intrigue by making the viewer wonder if the heel is really interested in making peace with the face. If there was enough time to build it up properly, you could have scenarios where the two heels (hhh & Orton) were beating up on Goldberg only to have Jericho make the save. Or HBK and Nash could be doubleteaming Jericho and then Goldberg makes the save. So, (in theory) the fans begin to actually cheer for Jericho for aligning with Goldberg, only to hate him more when he ends up turning on Goldberg and the fans. Not all swerves have to be Russo-esque piles of confusing crap.

I don't get how Radiohead are considered so overrated. Literally half the reviews I read about them slam them, half the people you talk to slam them, half the articles written about them slam them. You could make an arguement that the people that support them overrate them, but they catch a ton of shit for an overrated band.

Herb Brooks and the 1980 Olympic team played a major role in the resurgence in US Hockey. Prior to those Olympics there wasn't much of an interest in the national program, but afterwards there was a huge insurgence in interest in getting kids playing hockey. His passing makes me even more depressed about the US losing the Gold to the Canadians this past Olympics. Would have been a great send-off to a great coach.

I voted Nirvana, although it was a toss-up between them and Tool. The memory of people saying that Cobain was "the Hendrix of his generation" is what pushed them over the top.

You had to have known that SI would have used their infatuation with all things baseball to make sure that a baseball movie was #1. I'm surprised they didn't sneak Bull Durham in a few more times while they were at it. (instead of just limiting it to the top choice, why not give it a few more spots as well?!?) WrestlingDeacon, The Hustler is on the list, at # 23. And count me among the people who are wondering how Slapshot can be behind Hoop Dreams. One is still considered a classic 25 years after it came out. The other is an afterthought. Good ol' Sport Illustrated, reminding me why I cancelled my subscription after almost 20 years of subscribing.

The horrible things that I've done aren't related to the drugs that I've done. I was a big time stoner when I did the two things mentioned in this thread, but when I was at my peak as a drug abuser I did NOTHING but the drugs themselves. No time to fuck around, too busy getting fucked up.

I'd say that Steamboat got fucked over both times. Between the two runs we saw his "thrilling" war with Magnificent Muraco/Mr Fuji over who was the best martial-artist from the islands. (the one that included Steamboat dressing like a ninja.) And him wearing fake looking wing-things to the ring while blowing fire in the corner. And him bringing his dragon into the ring to fight with Roberts' snake.

Jango, sorry I just saw your requests for the setlists now ... 08/02/03 - Set 1: AC/DC Bag, Ya Mar > Runaway Jim, Reba*, Birds of a Feather, Meatstick**, Two Versions of Me, Vultures, Limb By Limb, Cavern Set 2: Down With Disease > NICU -> Brother, Lawn Boy, Discern, Waves^, David Bowie Set 3: Rock & Roll -> Seven Below -> Scents & Subtle Sounds^^ > Spread It Round, Bug Encore: Dog Log, The Mango Song "Set 4": The Tower Jam# * with whistling; **Trey: "we'd like to honor that request" (referring to loud crowd chant for the song), and sung with Japanese lyrics; ^ with ambient jam; ^^ with Seven Below teases. #An all-improvised (and unannounced, though heavily rumored) set from the roof of the old air-traffic control tower, taking place about 2-3am, with special lighting by Chris Kuroda. Featured many teases, accompanied by dancers on rappel lines down the tower's sides. 08/03/03 - Set 1: Daniel (Saw the Stone), Saw It Again, Punch You in the Eye, Army of One, Chalkdust Torture, Wilson*, Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove Set 2: Mellow Mood, Ghost** > Mist, Pebbles and Marbles, You Enjoy Myself > Chariots of Fire^, Loving Cup Set 3: 46 Days, Julius, Lizards, Secret Smile, Run Like an Antelope^^ Encore: Good Times Bad Times# * - Trey said something to the effect of: "Hey, Kevin, there's a post-able version of 'Wilson.' Ladies and gentlemen, the Shortest 'Wilson' Ever! I'd like to dedicated that to our archivist, Kevin Shapiro... And now: the longest 'Bittersweet Motel' ever - I'm kidding!" Then the crowd started an enormous chant for 'Fluffhead.' After conferring with the band, Trey said, "Mike says no" - and the band launched into 'Mike's Song'; ** - with massive glowstick war; ^ - Phish played the song in the background as the winners from the '100th Running of the First Annual Runaway Jim 5K' were brought up on stage and announced by Trey with photos on the video screen (the women's second-place finisher was actually Trey's neighbor "from right down the road" and the men's winner, from nearby Presque Isle, had a time of 15min for the 5k); ^^ - after the "downshift," Trey thanks the crew and the crowd; when the band returns to the song, they skip the "Rye rye rocco/Marco/Spike" lyrics section; # - with fireworks behind the stage during the close of the song For anyone that went up to Maine, any stories? Anything really good/really bad?

I read about the roast in the Globe yesterday, and they said that most of the really funny (read: offensive) stuff was edited out. Maybe an uncut, unedited version would have been better.

I read an interview with Matt Groening a few months ago where he slammed FOX for their handling of Futurama. Basically, he said that when the Simpsons first came on FOX stayed out of the way and let it become a success, but now that FOX is a more established network they wouldn't handle Futurama the same way. Groening would get memos from the higher-ups at FOX that would contradict each other. (one would say "too much Bender" and another would then say "make Bender the lead character" and shit like that). Having said that though, Futurama didn't always entertain me, even though I'm an absolutely huge Simpsons mark. I liked it more because it was created by Groening than because I actually enjoyed it.

When I was in high school me and a friend skipped school and went to another friends house. We broke into his house through the garage and went upstairs in the living room. We hid a all-black, all-gay porn in his family's VCR (thinking that his parents would find it and blame him) Unfortunately when they found it they didn't blame him, they blamed their housekeeping service and fired the woman. It's been over ten years and we STILL haven't told our friend that it was us that did it.

It sucks that the Brain isn't healthy enough to come back. Bobby the Brain with ANYONE is better than what we have every week now.

I think so, but as Dok rather than as Michael "PS" Hayes. If they let him act like his old heel Freebird persona I think it could work. Couldn't be worse than what they have now.

How about - as a completely random option - having Michael Hayes join the announce team? He'd make more sense as a heel announcer, so I can't see him replacing JR but I remember that he used to do some color back in the old UWF and he was pretty good. Plus, he was always better on the mic than he was in the ring.

I'm pretty sure Jim Kelly didn't want to play for the Bills when they drafted him so we went to the USFL instead. Once that league folded he ended up going to Buffalo anyways, though.

Yeah, because how he performs in the 1st preseason game is indicative of how he'll preform in the regular season. It's funny how a player can have a really good preseason game and people say how it bodes well for their regular season, but a player can have a really shitty preseason game and it doesn't offer any indication of their upcoming season.

Columbian Necktie (it's when you slit someone's throat and pull their tongue out the slit as a way to kill them) Vertical Smile (it's a euphemism for the vagina) Taint (it's the spot between your sac and your a-hole)

It was Tom Sawyer that Kerry Von Erich used. And Kevin Von Erich used to use Stranglehold, by Ted Nugent. For a couple of coked up dimwitted hicks, the Von Erichs had some pretty good taste in music.

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