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Love those bands too, La Parka, but they're definitely not ska-punk. Straight-up ska, like nl5xsk1 said. Sooner or later Your legs give way, you hit the ground Save it for later Don't run away and let me down Sooner or later You hit the deck, you get found out Save it for later Don't run away and let me down You let me down

Too bad the DVD doesn't include the one thing that it should: commentary by Jon Lovitz. I think I'll pass on this one and just watch the episodes that I taped. "... green peaness." Priceless!

Pecan tarts > butter tarts Ketchup chips > salt 'n' vinegar chips (but only slightly)

It's like standing in a wind tunnel.

That must have been around the same time they released Mona Lisa's Smile as Dead Poets' Society.

The worst is when he does his little "soaking in the boos" pose..when no one is booing. It's kind of sad, That was pathetic last night. It's pathetic every night. It still hasn't stopped Vince and Co. from pushing him, though. Sucks to be us, eh?

Ska-punk begins and ends with Operation Ivy.

My sig says it all.

It was known long in advance that Hulk wasn't going to be a dumb action movie. If you are too lazy to pick up a paper, then it is your own damn fault if you don't know what type of film you are going to see. Exactly. One only needs to read the Director to know that The Hulk would be more... so much more... than an superhero/action movie. Ang Lee set out to make a film about fighting the demon within (Hulk) and without (Banner's father). I think on both points, he succeeded admirably. And for all the CGI stuff in the film, I thought the most touching moments were the interactions between Betty and the Hulk. The facial expressions were eerily real.

Sometimes I feel embarassed for Orton, always having to walk to the ring without any kind of response from the crowd. Then I remember that it's Orton, and everything is right with the universe. Well, almost right...

Matt must really "luv" Lita enough to kill his career like this, because, he's going nowhere if he stays on RAW. Yeah I know, preaching to the choir...

My sister got me the Ric Flair DVD for Christmas, and I spent the better part of the weekend watching the whole thing. Looks like HHH and HBK did the same. Just saying...

Just wait for the (rumoured) 10th Anniversary Clerks DVD. I'm sure that version will be a freakin' monster.

I want The Critic to have commentary by Jon Lovitz. Otherwise, it's useless. All the John Hughes teen movies should have SEs with commentary by Hughes and/or the stars. And for cryin' out loud, tell those idiots at King of the Hill to stop with the commentaries "in character". I don't give a shit about what Peggy Hill has to say, but I'd love to hear what Kathy Najimy does.

And considering the limp fish he's had to work with on Velocity, that's a huge accomplishment. I can see him taking over Cole's spot on SD! in a couple of years, with the Goatee-Wearin' Bitch? usurping JR's seat once he becomes obsolete... well, moreso than now anyway.

Neither Cat nor DeMott are any good doing colour. Observe: Josh: What do you think of Shannon Moore's chances against a guy like Kanyon, both of whom you're familiar with from your wCw days? Cat: Y'know, I remember the time I walked up to that fool white boy Scott Norton and said "SOMEBODY CALL MY MAMA!" Now shut up, Josh! I got my Mama on call waiting... -- Josh: What do you think of Shannon Moore's chances against a guy like Kanyon, both of whom you're familiar with from your wCw days? DeMott: Shut up, Junior! You wouldn't know a wristlock from a ham sandwich. I wrestled with guys twice your size! I was the US Champion! I headlined wCw Saturday Nite on two non-consecutive occasions! Bradshaw's a stud! Shut up!

Sonny Ono did nothing of note to warrant his return to TV. Besides, doesn't he have some kind of discrimination suit pending against wCw?

So… what is it that Cat does? I've seen him wrestle, and it's not good. I've seen his colour commentary, and it's not good. I've seen his recent SD! in-ring promos, and they're not good. Tell me again what it is that Vince likes about him? If this is some response to the IWC's claims about his hoss-love, he's more gone than I though.

And of course, the end-all, be-all in wrestling is the way you work a mic. All that "athletic" stuff that Spanky and Kanyon do is just window dressing. (sigh)

You may as well call him Ernest "The Cat" McMahon, because whenever he shows up on my screen, he gets the same response I give them: *click*

Paging Dace...

Maybe Grenier was the weak link? No maybes about it. And personally, Goldberg needs to learn to wrestle before he can bitch about how he's being used as a wrestler. The champion of a wrestling roster should be the best "wrestler". Granted, RAW hasn't exactly stuck to that edict for the longest time (**cough**Bloated H**cough**), but no way should people have to shell out $35 bones for a PPV headlined by a guy who is only effective in minute-long squashes. Charisma and presence can only go far if you can't deliver the goods in the ring. Fuck, why do I even care? It's only the fake RAW belt. Stupid humans.

Agreed. I'm sure they could re-write history to include Venom, though. Perhaps not the whole Secret Wars involvement, but a living suit that fed on the wearer's adrenaline could be an interesting plot point. Especially since they've already mentioned Brock in the first movie.

Too lazy to get into it, so here's someone else's take on them: Venom Carnage Hope this helps.

Ned Leeds, reporter for the Bugle and husband of Betty Brant, one of Spidey's past loves. His death was first revealed in Spider-Man vs. Wolverine. Here's his bio. In fact, he's not even the original Hobgoblin… he was the third. Here's the original.