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Jason vs. Freddy Army of Darkness : Bootleg Edition A Mighty Wind

I don't think it will be either. I think the teams will mimic each other to a 24-21 Panther win.

I'm going to when I get my mod chip here soon... but a really good place to check out is http://www.xbox-scene.com . Enjoy.

So who is next week's target Bankster?

Just like every other channel that starts out as a niche channel... eventually they want to be more than what they are.

So... Chernobyle was a good thing after all huh? Great... now we have to deal with Commie Supermen.

So.... more popups?

Spammers' Scavenging E-Mail Virus Surfaces on Net LONDON (Reuters) - A new computer virus capable of harvesting millions of e-mail addresses from infected PCs was rapidly spreading across the Internet Monday, security experts said. The infection, known as "Bagle" or "Beagle," appears to be the handiwork of spammers keen to collect a batch of e-mail addresses they can then re-sell to other spam e-mail marketers or keep for their own use. "Bagle" also contains code that could turn an infected computer into a veritable "spamming" machine. Security experts said it is patterned after the recent "Sobig" and "Mimail" outbreaks, which also turned scores of computers into zombie machines that spammers can control remotely to send torrents of get-rich-quick and sex aid messages to other computer users. "It seems perfectly possible that Bagle is yet another worm written by spammers. When they have enough infected computers, they could automatically install invisible e-mail proxy servers on each machine and start spamming through them," said Mikko Hypponen, research manager at Finnish anti-virus firm F-Secure. A host of virus-detection firms had placed their most severe ratings on the e-mail, noting it was spreading quickly from Asia through Europe and now to the United States. The e-mail infection, or worm, contains a familiar subject line of "Hi" and an executable file attachment identified by ".exe." The body of the e-mail contains random characters. The virus is triggered once a computer user clicks on the attachment, setting in motion an aggressive e-mail harvesting program that scans all documents on the infected computer and throughout the network it is attached to. Computer analysts said most corporate e-mail filters should be able to block the infected e-mail, but that home users were particularly vulnerable. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...ternet_virus_dc

Who now likes him?

Someone else must be feeding MoleSlayer these lines.

Why put a team in the South when they could have put one in Seattle I don't understand.

Shut up you. You'll give him ideas.

I saw it on IMDB's 2004 release schedule, but that was the first I've heard of it. I DEMAND you add Saw since it is supposed to be released in 2004. DEMAND IT.

You know you're my nigger Adam. Word Life or some shit.

Speaking of Saw... I just posted some more information on Saw at Scorror.com including the proposed release time and a little more background on why it is called "Saw".

Speaking of Saw... I just posted some more information on Saw at Scorror.com including the proposed release time and a little more background on why it is called "Saw".

That's because at Varisty and above you actually have to think about your play calling and you don't have super-powered stats in your favor (pass blocking, etc) and the CPU stats are more inline with with you (or better than you depending on the team).

No SAW?!?! I'm ashamed of you El Satanico.

I just don't want to know what the GM will do with the money.

Tis odd... but if he truly thinks that is best than more power to him.

They want to do it because HBO makes a ton of money from doing it this way.

I will be rooting for Carolina.