Nighthawk

I think all of them except Marney. I never saw TSA though. I did hear she looked like HHH.

I have none, but I'm a huge tattoo fan and have plans for them. On each elbow I want a red spider web with a hollow star in the middle, because I saw a guy that had that once and I really liked the way it looked. I actually considered the kanji Akuma has as well, except actually on my back in that size. I'd like the Mortal Kombat dragon on me somewhere as well. Only problem is it might conflict with what I want to do for a living, which is (brace yourself) criminal investigation. Probably not too much, I'd wear a suit all the time.

to tell you the truth I never cared much for Gone with the Wind I didn't either. Aside from that though, older movies aren't favored as much by this generation I think largely just because they're old. They can still be appreciated and enjoyed (they definitely are by me), but don't speak to you directly as much because they're of an era you never experienced. I can objectively say, for example, that Citizen Kane is a better movie than almost anything, but I can name 100 movies I enjoy more. Also part of the reason Fight Club is a favorite of mine, I get compared to Tyler fairly frequently. You can be scared if you wish. But yeah, I can relate to it.

Because Norton's taking control of himself. His schitzophrenia was based on the fact that he was coasting through life depending on material goods and a crappy job. Through Pitt, Norton could live a different, more action-oriented lifestyle. He originally was led by the norm, then by Pitt, and then in the conclusion, he led himself. What I said was, when he pulled the trigger, he fully intended to kill himself. So when he feels the shot, in his mind he thinks "I'm dead." with absolute certainty, and Tyler dies. But a few seconds later he's like "Holy shit, I'm still alive?"

For the record, Leonard Maltin doesn't care for Memento.

Ok, I have one more ph/fat rhyme and I'm done. Yeah Get ready Biggie Size in the house an it’s about to get sweaty I tear into a mic or a burger without pause Cause the only thing as tight as my skills is my draws Got my brontosaurus ribs, hos call me Fred Flintstone Cause after 5 minutes we’ll both be suckin on a bone I raise the roof if only I can fit through the door You can tell I’m coming cause I shake the floor Jurassic Park in this bitch, making temors in your juice My phat rhymes and my pants is about to bust loose Before you take a sip, I finished three kegs An I got a Pringles can dangling between my legs I got bitches lined up looking to get some play I fuck em five at a time, and then I hit the buffet Peace

Oh shit, that one was even better.

Except "Let's Get Retarded". That's a fantastic song.

It's too bad Heavy D is taken.

I agree with everything you said, but it's not awful, it's wonderful.

Here's a good fat rap to bust out should the situation arise: Hey yo, fat people are hard to kidnap So if you're fat and you're all in this bitch, then grab your nutsack Chubby love, show a ninja some Cause this fat motherfucker stay ready however they come A hungry rapper, cannibal lyricist I got chunks of MCs like you inside my shit Standing poolside with a t-shirt on Unless I'm showering or fucking, my clothes stay on I got double cheeseburgers chasing me in my sleep And fine hos checking me out but scared to speak Off the chain, off the scale, I ain't watching no weight I'm at the barbecue high as hell fixing my plate XX to the X-L, hit me 3 times Come correct with my burger and fries, they king sized

I'm sure you can play the weight to your advantage. Turning a negative into a positive is what sex is all about. Fat rappers do it all the time. Yes, they're also rich, but the attitude carries over.

Not really southern, more of a mid west thang (ya'll), and parts of the south. Missouri for sure, I know because of Cedric the Entertainer and Nelly.

I, for one, never said he wasn't, but he's a far cry from "best in music."

Spawned by Mole's comment that it's overrated and my agreeing with him, thought I'd try for some more detailed discussion. I love the movie, and it is one of my favorites, but it does get too much credit. On the one hand you'll got the people who buy into every word it says. It's not meant to be taken that way. I don't seem to see much of that here though. On the other hand, I think the message really does speak to people. Even if you know you're not meant to emulate what goes on in the picture, people can really get behind the moral, and because of it, tend to overrate it as a movie. As an aside, I suspect the same thing of Requiem For A Dream with the score. It has it's fair share of cheese, and sometimes goes overboard with gimmickry. I think it has a good concept, good story, good presentation, but overall take it a little too far. Like Chris Farley talking about the dog in Tommy Boy. Your thoughts?

I just thought of Udo Kier playing Dr Doom. That's cool.

There is, of course, the secret plot that nobody understands except me. That one's much better.

That's funny. I imagined it in the style of Dave Chappelle's bit about having sex with someone you didn't in 'Killing Them Softly'. Good stuff.

If you're going to die, it's probably better to be alone. More considerate.

Michael Chiklis has done some voice work, himself.

Or so you think. His voice is... somewhat less so.

He works for me. My name is Charlie.

Did you ever think Dr Doom shouldn't be a weakiling? I mean, I'd picture someone a bit more intidmidating in that role. Like... I don't know, Nick Nolte. But not actually him.

Don't look too close. That's a sick world you're dealing with.

That's the strangest thing I've heard in a while. But probably more so because I can't differentiate between Kelsey and Frasier. One of the funniest things about Kelsey Grammar is working the similarity between his name and Country Grammar. I don't even have to delve into that, you can see the potential. Oh, and Ruben's a big dude. I could buy 400.