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Because AOL sucks, but they have the best instant messenger program, IMO.

^ Banky gimmick No. 238765897 Krankor's post is post of the week.

Mormons are some of the nicest people I know, but their religion is pretty out there. I loved the South Park episode about Joseph Smith.

If you go to IMDB, there are a lot of interesting theories concerning this movie on the message board for it.

I'm talking about the entire unedited version, which runs about 3 hours and 45 minutes. The American version is considerably less and sequences chronologically, I'd avoid it entirely.

It's hard to make an opinion of Hoger because I've never seen him fight. Forrest is probably the best fighter of the bunch with Bobby a close second, but that cut is probably gonna cost him the contract. As for MW's, Leben and Sanchez are probably the most well rounded, but Florian took advantage of a situation and advances to the finals.

"Pulp Fiction" is a fairly easy movie to decipher. If you want real confusion, watch "Once Upon a Time in America."

Actually I was going to put "Locomotive" on, but I ran out of space.

Supposedly Sakuraba will be fighting a Korean judoka in his first MMA fight. I got no qualms about this, the tourney still kicks ass. Still, it needs confirmation from prideofficial.com before I'll completely believe it.

Maybe he was exciting once. Maybe he was one of the best once. But the last two times I saw him (Vs. Quentin, Vs. Nakamura) they were the longest respective 20/35 minutes of my life. Those two matches are decent, Rampage/Murilo is nowhere near as good as people think it is, it's still good though. His best match was probably against Lindland in UFC.

This is a pretty obvious choice: Use Your Illusion: 1. Civil War 2. Live and Let Die 3. Don't Cry 4. Knockin' on Heaven's Door 5. Get in the Ring 6. Breakdown 7. November Rain 8. Estranged 9. You Could Be Mine 10. Don't Damn Me 11. Dead Horse 12. Coma Still a pretty bloated LP, but whatever.

Here's the results for the HERO's show that was on yesterday: http://kakutougi.info/content/view/103/

No, you look photoshopped.

That picture looks Photshopped.

If that is you in the pic in your sig, you like you are related to Peyton and Eli Manning. Take that anyway you'd like.

If you really had to you probably could, you'd just be grinding gears like a motherfucker. Most people know how to do it, they just can't do it. Me for example.

My grandpa fell asleep with his leg over the air conditioning vent and when he woke up his leg was all numb from the cold.

Me and my friend used to hunt rats and mice with BB guns in this old building at his house. One time his brother shot a rat with a blowgun and it was pretty funny. Man, I had a lot of free time on my hands in middle school.

I voted no, but I think if I tried to learn it wouldn't take too long.

They did play Slayer, it was "Raining Blood".

Duke's another team that isn't making it to the Final Four. Always good to act like you know who's going to win a particular bracket right after your pick to do it loses in the first round. By the way, Duke will win that bracket. Vermont might even be their toughest hurdle in making it to the Final Four. LOL, true.

Just for the hell of it, I went back and ranked every Pride fight from 2002, I'll try and do this for 2003 and 2004 as well. I only excluded squash/one sided/short matches. 1. Don Frye vs. Yoshihiro Takayama Pride 21 2. Carlos Newton vs. Jose Landi-Jons Pride 19 3. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Bob Sapp Shockwave 4. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Dan Henderson Pride 24 5. Murilo Rua vs. Mario Sperry Pride 20 6. Fedor Emelianenko vs. Heath Herring Pride 23 7. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Enson Inoue Pride 19 8. Igor Vovchanchyn vs. Quinton Jackson Pride 22 9. Wanderlei Silva vs. Mirko Filipovic Pride 20 10. Quinton Jackson vs. Masaaki Satake Pride 20 11. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Semmy Schilt Pride 23 12. Ricardo Arona vs. Murilo Rua Pride 23 13. Kevin Randleman vs. Murilo Rua Pride 24 14. Igor Vovchanchyn vs. Heath Herring Pride 19 15. Dan Henderson vs. Ricardo Arona Pride 20 16. Jeremy Horn vs. Gilbert Yvel Pride 21 17. Ken Shamrock vs. Don Frye Pride 19 18. Alistair Overeem vs. Bazigit Ataev Pride 24 19. Kazushi Sakuraba vs. Mirko Filipovic Shockwave 20. Anderson Silva vs. Alexander Otsuka Pride 22 21. Wanderlei Silva vs. Kiyoshi Tamura Pride 19 22. Guy Mezger vs. Yoshihisa Yamamoto Pride 22 23. Don Frye vs. Hidehiko Yoshida Pride 23 24. Guy Mezger vs. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira Pride 24 25. Fedor Emelianenko vs. Semmy Schilt Pride 21 26. Gary Goodridge vs. Achmed Labasanov Pride 21 27. Rodrigo Gracie vs. Yuki Sasaki Pride 24 28. Renzo Gracie vs. Shungo Oyama Pride 21

Frank Shamrock vs. Allan Goes from Eyes of the Beast 5 is good too, probably the second best Pancrase bout from the "early" years behind Rutten/Funaki from the '96 Anniversary Show. Tamura/Yvel from the 4/20/2000 Rings show is probably the best Rings match ever and Fedor/Arona is also really good. Come to think of it, Yvel has a lot of good to great matches from Rings, including his 4/23/99 match against Kohsaka and his war with Dan Henderson in the Rings KOK 2000 quarterfinals. More good Rings matches: Henderson vs. Kanehara (10/28/99) Henderson vs. Babalu (2/26/00) Couture vs. Horn (10/9/00) Nogueira vs. Tamura (10/9/00) Nogueira vs. Volk Han~! (2/24/01) Couture vs. Kohsaka (2/24/01) Nogueira vs. Kanehara (2/24/01) Valentijn Overeem submitting Randy Couture in less than a minute (2/24/01) If you ever get a chance to see Frank Shamrock vs. Tamura from the 4/23/99 show do so. It's a worked shoot, but still very entertaining in its own right and pretty interesting to boot.

The thing is, you know Hume never thought that anyone would believe that match was legitimate. He probably thought his MMA career would be remembered more for his wins over Miletich & Paulson, rather than losing a few worked matches in Pancrase. But why would Ken work a match against someone who he could and would beat in real shoot fight? That's what makes me think that some matches were just Ken and others takin' it easy on their opponents. I think most of the Pancrase matches between the top fighters were legit. Of course, everyone knows that Shamrock/Suzuki KOP match was a work. Suzuki was a great fighter in reality though. BTW, Lei, that was me who originally made the statement on Pancrase matches and their legitimacy.

Why don't they just release it unrated?