King Kamala

AFC East: New England AFC South: Tennesee AFC North: Baltimore AFC West: Kansas City Wildcard: Oakland Wildcard: Buffalo NFC East: Philadelphia NFC South: Tampa Bay NFC North:Green Bay(Pretty much by default) NFC West: San Francisco Wildcard:Atlanta Wildcard: Detroit

^ Jive sole Chyna mark on TSM board.

I'm predicting a Pats- Bucs Superbowl, with the Pats being victorious in a doozy of a game. Than again last year I picked a Pats-Rams rematch.

^ Told everyone what < does on weekends. <Also dresses up as Reverand Slick and yells "NO KAMALA NOOOO!"

I also don't like most country but I like Johnny Cash and Hank Williams Jr.

^Had a few people dress up as Stormtroopers just for amusement. <Once dressed as a Stormtrooper for Halloween back in the day.

^Didn't see Mars Blackmore <Marks for old school Spike Lee.

Have you ever just wanted to grab the Dames by the legs and turn him upside down?

I don't like hip hop but N*E*R*D is one of my favorite new groups out there. Pharrell Williams is a God. I also enjoy a lot of the work by the Roots that I've heard and I really like Outkast's singles.

For a long time the Demoliton theme and Hulk theme were the only WWF songs ever done by a real somewhat successful musician (Rick Derringer of "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo fame).

Thanks man. Now time to for Ludvig to win the world title.

I just bought a used copy of No Mercy for N64(Surprisingly I've never owned this) and am wondering what was Ludvig Borga's finisher? Ludvig needs to kick some serious ass folks.

Greg the Bunny, lasted I think 8 episodes. A decent show but it should have been so much better considering it had comedic gods Eugene Levy, Seth Green and Sarah Silvermen, not to mention foul mouthed puppets.

This thread comes up because I'm contemplating going to a Matchbox 20 show...not because of Matchbox 20 of course. I might go because of the opening act Fountains of Wayne. I've heard horrible reviews of Matchbox 20 shows, but a chance to see Fountains of Wayne is tempting. But this thread isn't about really about that show. This about shows with opening acts who tore the roof off the place and headliners that put it back on. The only example I can think of (and I will deservedly get flamed to the bowels of hell for this) is a festival sponsored by the local Top 40 station. The second to last act on the show was Eifel 65 who did a off the wall energetic set that was surprisingly good. The set was short, swift and made the audience want more. Eifel 65 played only 5 songs (Three of which were different remixes and variations of Blue) and were the only act that almost got an encore. After the headliner Vertical Horizon got up and played a sleep enducing 90 minute set and they only had one hit at the time. I've never seen an arena clear out faster than I did at that concert.

I'll just look at the last three concerts I've gone to and the one I'm going to Wednesday night to show me I'm a well rounded music fan: The Drifters at a small local fair last October SR-71 and the Exies at a dinky ass club last November (Could fit 350 people max) Paul Rodgers and Kansas(I swear I went to see Paul Rodgers) at a huge club(3000 people) this June ZZ Top and Ted Nugent at the local hocky arena. Not only a wide range of bands but a wide range of venues.

Aww man Laz has got it lucky....the coolest teacher I ever had was my 5th grade science teacher who was a casual WWF fan and was the mascot for the local minor league baseball team during the summer.

Which four members of this board would you like to see form a barber shop quartet?

^Probably has whacky theroys too. < Once had a whacky theory in 5th grade that <'s art teacher was having an affair. Needless to say the art teacher wasn't happy.

Since this is NHB BLUE JAYS SUCK MAPLE LEAFS SUCKS BOB BARRON RULES!

Mr. Saturday Night at Wal Mart for $5.88.

There's quite a bit of material for I Love the 80's Strike Back, I wouldn't bring Michael Ian Black back cause his schtick got really old during the later episodes of I Love the 70's. In fact I don't think they covered the Michael Jackson craze on the first I Love the 80's.

At least Cash didn't get snubbed totally, I bet he'll win Best Video award but it's not really from the heart. Cash's video blows away the competition totally this year.

First tape I bought was Wrestlemania IV, last tape I bought was I believe a tape of a local indy event.

Hey! I thought the VMAs were decent enough when Chris Rock hosted and made fun of everyone. Other than that you're right.

I hope Rock makes fun of Jimmy Fallon and Jamie Foxx's terrible hosting jobs. I swear to God if he does I'll be one happy happy man.