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Claire Standish: What's your name? John Bender: What's yours? Claire Standish: Claire. John Bender: Claire? Claire Standish: Claire. It's a family name. John Bender: Oh, it's a fat girl's name. Claire Standish: Oh, thank you. John Bender: You're welcome. Claire Standish: I'm not fat. John Bender: Well not at present, but I can see you really pushing maximum density. See I'm not sure if you know this, but there are two kinds of fat people: there's fat people that were born to be fat, and there's fat people that were once thin but became fat... so when you look at 'em you can sorta see that thin person inside. You see, you're gonna get married, you're gonna squeeze out a few puppies and then, uh...

Fantastic news. Baseball has successful high spenders (04 Red Sox) failed high spenders (Mets, Cubs), successful low spenders (03 Marlins, Twins, A's), and failed low spenders (Expos, Royals). With all four quadrants well-represented in baseball, why does everyone think that in the NFL, the standings will match the ranking by payroll?

Claire. Claire, you idiots. Does The Breakfast Club mean anything to you people?

It is his TNA theme. Well, yeah, I figured that out. Still, it should be limited to WWF-not-E and WCW so that schmucks like me have a fighting chance of getting half

The list is still not exhaustive, so round two EDIT: I jsut tacked it to the beginning to make it more impressive

Baseball is the thinking man's sport. Football, despite the intricate playbooks, and all that overblown "THIS IS AN ANCIENT WAR STAGED ON A FIELD OF MODERNITY" NFL Films narration, is really just two rows of large men bumping into each other over and over.

No, it doesn't. Even then, it's not blatant enough to be effective sarcasm, like "OH I REEEEALLY CARE ABOUT THAT SITE" might be. That's sarcasm. "Could" when you mean "couldn't" is just ignorance. You know, this is like the second time I've argued about could/couldn't, and I think it's been in Sports both times. Grammar debate should be a sport

Slayer is a lot funnier than you are, though.

I've never given October a full listen. I've only heard the title track and "Gloria." The fact that the piano is supposed to be a big part might make me look fondly on it, even though it seems to be the bastard child of the catalogue EDIT: soooooo, I'm going to give it a full listen. Also, I feel that Rattle and Hum could have been amazing if it wasn't so scattershot. But I guess that's how everyone feels

Oh neat, I found a backup CD I had made with four Kraftwerks, a Can, and six Tinderstickseses. Step in the right direction if the hard drive is lost

But Curry, what is a Yankee to do?

No, "could care less" doesn't make any fucking sense. It's couldn't. Am I the only person who still says couldn't?

The bros that lived down the hall from me last year referred to girls as broads. Cute.

Thë Czëch Rëpüblïc I just think it would be badass. Especially in blackletter.

Hey guys, the reason it wasn't an exhaustive list was so others could join in!

Too close to Edge's outcome

The art of being a PBP is gone.

Why would that help? Albums are italicized

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This is biased against people who quit giving a shit about wrestling in 2002. That's no Jarrett theme I'VE ever heard!

I've only found two gamelan songs, and they're really compressed RealAudio files.

is fantastic. Let's discuss it here. Okay, I should be the one to know this, but I don't, so I'm asking you guys. Sagat's music. Is this representative of any music of Thailand? Or was this just a neat little tune they wrote. Just about every theme of the 16, 'cept maybe Ken, Ryu, and Bison, is pretty good at emulating the folk music of that country, from what I can tell. I just really like Sagat's music. I don't know if it's considered gamelan, because gamelan is Javanese, but it does have that mallet-ensemble feel. I just want to find more music in this vein.

"Chink stole my bike!" doesn't have the same flow.

He's referring to the 1997 U2 album of that name, sir

I confuse you with CBright