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That's from his official site.

I don't remember Michael Moore being in Resident Evil.

I don't know about that. I think Clinton could have easily defeated Bush in 2000.

I just went back and read your classic thread, and I found that while the buildup was some of the best I've ever seen, there was absolutely no payoff. So: Did you ever do it?

What ever happened to that "conservative mastermind" guy? Didn't he say he was running for president?

Wow.

Well, not all games have the option for custom soundtracks. Those games you mentioned probably don't have the option.

Here are screenshots from the two versions for comparison: DX: Classic NES (The "Z Button: Options" in the upper right corner is because the shot is from the Game Boy Player):

Cool. When is this match from?

I wouldn't spend 20 bucks on the NES Classic version. It just seems like a ripoff. The DX version, on the other hand, has the Lost Levels, as previously mentioned, plus a couple of other modes, one in which you race against a ghost through certain levels (and you can race against another player with a game link cable) and another in which you have to collect coins which are scattered throghout the levels. Plus, there are other features which you probably would never use, like a calendar, a picture album, a "fortune teller" feature, and all sorts of other crazy stuff. I didn't really mind the cropped screen, but then again I'm really good at Super Mario Bros. so I know where I'm going more often than not. So, if I were you, I'd choose the DX version.

I just saw a TNA ad during that break. Must be a local thing.

Considering that Delta Burke is also going to be on the show, I think that's the Dixie Carter from "Designing Women".

Does anyone know where I could find pictures of the set (completed, not the pre-setup pictures posted elsewhere in this folder). I don't get to see TNA until Tuesday and I want to see the six-sided ring and the tunnel that leads down to the ring.

Shane Douglas: "THAT'S A FACT....THAT'S A FACT..........THAT'S A FACT.....JAAAAAAAACKAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSS!!"

Yeah, Fifteen was awesome. Dylan: Well look, it's the Matt Walker. May I touch your raiment? Matt: My what? Dylan: It means shirt. Matt: Where'd you learn that, steal a dictionary? Dylan: ALL RIGHT, PUSH IT WALKER! JUST KEEP PUSHING IT!! (Dylan and Matt nearly get into a fight)

Not a huge fan, although "To Hell With The Devil" and "Honestly" are some pretty good songs. I have a tape of To Hell With The Devil, but I've never listened to it. Maybe I should. Interestingly, I remember reading an article a few months ago about Wyclef Jean where he said that To Hell With The Devil was one of his favorite albums growing up.

It's a little wild and a little strange When you make a home out on the range Start your horse and come along But you can't get a ride if you can't hold on Singing Hippy-ti-yi-ya (Hippy-ti-yi-what?) Like the cowboys say (Sing it again now) Hippy-ti-yi-ya (Get along little doggies) 'Til the break of day Better what out for those man-eating jack rabbits And that killer cacti Heeeeey Duuuuude...................

What sites? That seems a little out of character for him.

I don't remember any Degrassi shows ever being on Nickelodeon (at least, not in the US).

Maverick isn't exactly a small company. It's run by Madonna and is the home to Alanis Morissette and Michelle Branch, among others.

Do you get the Nickelodeon GAS channel? Legends of the Hidden Temple is on right now.

Yeah, it was called Stories from Growing Up. The show was split between Hogan and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Axl isn't being interviewed, although a lot of other former members are.

Remember the crappy fake voices they had for Okerlund and the LOD?

Enter the Matrix wasn't that bad, but it didn't deserve the level of hype it got. Atari promoted it as a game which would change video games forever, and it was nothing more than a regular 3rd-person action game with a bad camera, subpar controls, and a number of glitches. Then again, if you're a Matrix fan (which I'm not), I guess you probably would like it more.