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St. Louis signed Radek Dvorak. Terms have not been released. source: TSN.ca

Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter was in the singles chart.

Marc Denis is a good goalie. Its just ashame that he's got no defence to work with.

He would have got stale for so long. Don't forget Goldberg became sloppy when his movest became limited. I still remembered when Goldberg jackhammered The Giant...that was awesome.

Rob Halford is back with Judas Priest as well.

I mean, Hutchinson is a big part of the O-Line last year, but you still have Tobeck and the rest of the guys part of the O-Line from Seattle, most of them also pro-bowl candidates as well. Besides Seattle didn't run the ball much that game either.

Man did the Seahawks played like shit...against the Lions... I mean, they played like shit like last years season opener too.

Holy shit. I'd hurt my self to sit on that money. Hell 4.5 million a year. Does he get any bonuses? Also Montreal is set to retire two of my favourite players on the team history, Serge Savard and Ken Dryden

You know what would be funny. If the Islanders become another dynasty team with DiPietro in net.

Your saying that man beast Amelie Marusemo is attractive?

That was a good clip from the Tool concert. Chokehold and all.

I like this somehow

Soon, those things will have sub woofers in it, and play some music clip on posting a new posted note.

Switching teams. I mean its acceptable when your a kid, because thats what is going to happen. The only two suggestions is your team is moved, or you get a new team in town, and want to support the team. You shouldn't switch teams just because you moved somewhere.

I've always been a Montreal Canadiens fan since I was a toddler. Growing up with my dad, who is also a Canadiens fan, raised me as a Canadiens fan. I grew to hate Toronto and Buffalo, and in recent so, Boston. My hometown is full of Leaf fans, and Sabres fans, but to find any Habs fan is a rare site indeed. One thing that I love about Montreal is the history. They are the most historic team in all of North America, and had have a tradition that is unparrel to almost any other team. You look at the Rafters, and you see players like Howie Morenz, Maurice Richard, Jacques Plante, Guy Lafleur, and even in their dressing room, the border is the list of all the captains and their faces, the 24 Stanley Cup Banners. There's more history assosiated with the Montreal Canadiens than the New York Yankees. For Baseball, I do like the Redsox, and don't like the Yankees. Consider me a bandwagoner, but I've never really liked any team in baseball. I'll go to the Jays and watch them play, and get excited if they win, but I'm not upset if they lose. I can watch baseball between two teams and enjoy the sport greatly. Football, I've was Bills fan up until the mid 90's (or Flutie-Mania) but within the last five years, I've been with the Seahawks. Again, Everyone here is either a Bills, Steelers (and a lot of them are poseurs after they won the Superbowl) Packers, Broncos and Dolphins fans. Even though there is no history behind the team, I've always found them to be exciting, whether they win or lose.

Onions are good sauteed or grilled. Not raw. Carrots are just awful.

Mind you, Mario in Space could be what we saw when the 64 came out. Its just that silly intro, and you can move and do whatever with the remote before going into the game.

I have no problem with Judy Dench being in this movie. Other than Pierce, she was the only other good actor/actress in the series.

Denise Richards was good, but nothing will beat Famme Ramussen as Xenia Onatopp.

What's surprising about a monstrous album that makes a whole lot of something out of a whole lot of nothing? White Zombie songs have always been simple-as-balls to play (yet I still suck at getting the timing right when I play "Thunderkiss," and not having a slide makes "More Human Than Human" sound like shit when I play it, but I digress), but with everything going on in every song (Tempesta's drumming, Rob's guttural vocals, and the various samples and pseudo-industrial noises in the background, ESPECIALLY the tribal drumming on the albums final two tracks)...it's just fucking perfect. I cannot find a song off of that album that I can't listen to. I have songs on it that I'm not a huge fan of, but all-in-all it's just...fucking great. I'd say it's too bad that the band's coup de grace was their last full-on album (I'm not counting the remix album for obvious reasons), but that's how a band SHOULD go out: their best efforts for the grand finale. But still...to think that Rob went from "I, Zombie" and "Grease Paint and Monkey Brains" to fucking "Feel So Numb" and "Foxy, Foxy"...it's just sad. I like his new album a lot, but...I'll forever miss the influence of Tempesta, J, and Sean Yseult. Astro Creep is a great album, but I thought you would pick something else, most likely Metallica, Slayer, Zombie Apocolypse, etc... And LotC...not surprised about the BSS album either.

Classic Hockey would be the best.

People thought Dante Culpepper was good?

Alexander will rush for 160 yards and three TD's. Then sit for the fourth.

There's only two people here that I'm quite surprised on their selections of their choice (AoO and Corey) the rest is quite predictable Anyways

The Wii is what everyone will get by Christmas/ Summer of 2007. The PS3 with all of these problems, might be launched a little too late to capitalize on the success of the 360 and Wii.