King Kamala

I actually like some non-make up years KISS (Though what I like from those years could fit on one EP).

Yesterday; Breakfast: Bowl of Chocolate Peanut Butter Pops Lunch: Two tacos, some corn muffins and a Mr. Pibb. Afternoon snack: French Onion Sun Chips and an RX Energy Drink Dinner: Tuna sandwich on multi grain bread with some Sour Cream and Onion Pringles and a bottle of water Evening snack: 2 6 piece Chicken McNuggets (BOGO) and an Orange Hi-C

I forgot to mention KISS, they're another huge guilty pleasure. But that's mostly due to them being my favorite band when I was 12. I don't think I'll ever dislike that band.

I have an unabashed love and unironic love for yacht rock. I also like the new James Blunt single way more than I should. I love that song and the odd thing is I didn't really care for any of the singles off his first album.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fVpkAiMwhg Chicago-Stay The Night This video doesn't get nearly enough credit in the category of incredibly cheesy and terrible 80s videos that are still immensely entertaining. It's right up there with Journey's Separate Ways video.

Back on topic, saw the movie again last Saturday and it actually was a bit better than the first time. Still can't help but feel that this movie is 10-15 minutes too long but not as overstuffed IMO as Knocked Up or The 40 Year Old Virgin

Nowhere really. Maybe a brief run with The TV title.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe HarleyQuinn is a fan of Division I-AA not Division II.

Why are mozarella sticks always so expensive? It's $4 to get 5 of 'em. It's fried mozarella. Is mozarella really expensive?

Why can't they just stop making movies based around The Beatles music not involving The Beatles? You think after All This and World War II and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, two of the biggest flops of the 70s, they would have learned their lesson but no.

How about say no to any non Judd Apatow related movie? I don't think he's made a good one where Apatow wasn't involved. I mean he had a supporting part in Bruce Almighty and that made a shit ton of money so therefore some people must like it and there's Little Miss Sunshine. But he's been in his fair share of duds. Bewitched, Sleepover, Evan Almighty, this movie most likely.

Pretty lame explanation I know. Probably just because September always brings a fairly weak crop of movies.

You probably hate the genre so I will not try to convert you, but "I Like the Way You Move" is far from a shitty song. This whole time I thought it was a really shitty cover of Creedance's "Suzy Q" they were playing.

Wow- surprised Dragon Wars came in at #4. I didn't see very many ads for it on TV. Only possible explanation is all of the Korean-Americans went to see it since it was made over there.

Is there a more hilarious spoken word section of a song than the one in "The Rain" by Oran "Juice" Jones?

There'd probably be a huge outrage over this if people still cared about Ja Rule.

The only time I've been a dick in the theaters was during a Sunday matinee showing of Reign of Fire, the only people in the audience were me, three friends, a couple in their early 20s sitting in the back and some oldish guy. Me and my buds kept making wise cracks during the movie and the old guy got really pissed. Granted, we were kind of being dicks but A. it's a shitty movie, B.There were only eight people in the audience and C. He could have moved elsewhere. Dude sat next to us for no reason.

Yep. I don't know Method Man isn't bad on The Wire but he's just kind of there. It's a relatively minor character.

Maybe the figure Republicans don't care for workrate?

I'm a fan of Checker's as well, always make sure to stop down there once whenever I head down to visit the relatives in Virginia. Fun fact; Checker's (or Rally's if you will) doesn't release the nutrutional facts or ingrediants of their food

RE: Ahmed joining The NOD, I think he decided that if you can't beat them, join them. Kind of silly way to end to what had been a relatively intense year long feud.

So they're still making it without Bruce? That's lame. The only person who they could cast to replace Bruce that wouldn't disappoint me would be Kurt Russell and I doubt anybody of his caliber would do a sequel to a semi-popular cult movie.

I really don't see how Mr. Woodcock is different than School for Scoundrels, looks like he's playing the exact same character except he's playing off of Seann William Scott instead of Jon Heder

The Crew

Granted, I didn't see more than 5 or so minutes of this show but it couldn't have been worse than the VMAs in Miami hosted by P.Diddy. Not possible. And before it became hip, FX used to air so many weird, meaningless award shows. There was one for DVD special features and one awarding movies and TV shows that were anti-smoking.