Red Baron

Tony Roma's just owns all of those places.

*perusing through album* Why do you look like David Cross? God fucking dammit, I argued about that every day this past summer at a previous job. In hindsight, the little bitch was right, but who wouldn't defend themselves against a being compared to a guy who could blow himself? Incidentally, a guy came out drinking with that night, who reminds me and Red Baron of Czech. Though it's yet to find it's way to photobucket, Baron took the liberty of futher Czeching it. I'll soon post it. Also, I recalled last night how much I loved the theme Malenko used in PS1's Smackdown 2: KYR, if that helps at all. His video of all the compliments that start with "MALE" I thought was pretty cool as well. Dude, its in Photobucket under my account. And no, I was not part of any of the festivities there at the shitty bar.

It suits the team and city.

I chuckled, but even if he went unconscious it would have been funnier.

I'm surprised that Murray or Bergeron wasn't involved at the deadline.

I heard that Steve Hutchenson signed a 7 year deal with the Vikings today.

So true that pic.

Sports: Barry Bonds shit is more important than Hockey.

Damn I wish I had PPV so I can see Young doing all this shit.

Kick ass.

We all know Tampa is going to fall out of this playoff race very quickly.

As long as Seattle has a threat as an offensive team, they are going to be one of the top teams to beat in the NFC.

Honestly, I thought everyone was going to bash me for saying it sucked. If a movie sucked, it sucked. The Hills Have Eyes: 3.5/10. Block 16 7/10.

Our show had a 10 minute intermission before "Girls, Girls, Girls", and the screens beside the stage had a timer counting backwards from 10:00. It felt WAY too early in the concert to be doing that, maye after another 3 or 4 songs. It was only about 40 minutes, if that, into the concert when we had our intermission. I re-watched the DVD yesterday, and the flying drum bit was done really close to the front stage in both that show, and another one I saw photos of. I guess we were lucky that Copps is built the way it is, because I was sitting basically in the back corner of the arena (Section 111, for those who know Copps) and one of his sets was pretty much in front of my section. Instead of being attached to the rope on the stage and flying from there as on the DVD, Tommy had to run to the back of the arena, behind the floor seats, and be hooked up there. This was my first "real" concert, as all I've been to before were outdoor festivals, so I can't really compare, but it was really frigging great. Apparently they're coming back to either Hamilton or Toronto next year (hopefully, when the next album's released) and I am so going to be there. Copps is the best place to see a concert, ever.

Jackel was fun. I dunno, but I love CABLE for the NES.

Just Joe and K-Kwik

He probably died from the food he ate, considering it was made from people and all.

I think the Leafs would have gotten him again, and probably bury Coliacavo.

I saw them on the opening leg of the tour in Toronto. You had a hard time hearing Tommy's symbols and snares most of the time.

Correct.

Capote 9.5/10

We've been mentioning it to you for the past month or so.

Date Movie 0/10 Rush Hour 2 6.5/10

RIP Boom Boom. One of the most underrated greats in hockey history.