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Al Keiper sure has taken it upon himself to be a one-man WWE Defense Force during these trying times.

Other than U2, I have no desire to hear anything from any of those bands. WE KNOW

This movie was good, but it felt like they were trying a bit too hard to spawn Napoleon Dynamite-like catchphrases from the dialogue. I was, however, totally stoked to see Sean from Degrassi in a small part. I guess Lushus and Carnival are going to have to see the movie now.

I just realized that Czech was probably making fun of Pitchfork's populist stance with regards to their number five song rather than using it to support an argument against their snobbery. Whatever, though, I stand by the general message of my post.

Ah, so THAT'S why you wanted to know. You sneaky bastard.

Well that was before she got pregnant. Perhaps the Enquirer gave her a good idea!

As though putting it that high on the list wasn't a calculated stance in order to refute accusations of snobbery. Besides which, it features Jay-Z and indie dudes have been riding his jock for years. Fuck, he's got a song on that list at #10. (Am I the only one who finds it funny to see the nerdy-as-hell Pitchfork writers non-ironically referring to him as "Hova" as though their casual use of his nickname gives them some sort of street cred?) That said, it is a good song.

Wikipedia says she sings the theme song to her Nick show, but I'm pretty sure every kids' sitcom these days features a theme sung by their young star.

No, that was, like, back in the spring. I do remember one of them joined under the name wheeliepov6394, but I don't think he ever posted. But we can never forget: http://forums.thesmartmarks.com/index.php?showtopic=85121

Will Skid Row's third post-Bach album be on store shelves in the new year, Matt?

It is not coming out in January.

Five star thread.

It means he was the producer of the interview segments in question (i.e. he was there when they were being taped supervising them and making sure everything got filmed the way they wanted it, I guess). I didn't know D'Lo was a producer for TNA.

http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2007/12/06/jason...elopment-movie/

Apparently Cruis'n for Wii is just a port of the Fast and the Furious arcade game. It's been a while since we've seen a good old-fashioned license-stripped port on home consoles, isn't it?

Here's one of my favorite mid-90's semi-hits, "Am I Wrong" by Psychedlic Furs offshoot Love Spit Love.

She didn't look that bad three years ago.

weird horror movie freak girl?

Czech, if there's a Maff chat tomorrow you should invite me. I can't guarantee I'll be at my computer, but you should still try.

I hope that's sarcasm...... Oh no, you mean Wii owners won't be able to play the game online with someone yelling "FAGGOT. FUCKING FAGGOT! OH THAT SHIT IS FUCKIN' GAY, MAN." from halfway across the country? That's just horrible!

I think I remember Meltzer saying once that WWF really thought Gunn could beat Butterbean. So they weren't just setting him up to fail.

Since Czech mentioned Stephen Thomas Erlewine, I feel this thread would be a good place to discuss his fawning, slavish fanboy review of a freakin' Joey McIntyre live album:

Oh God, I hated "Sex and Candy." That song was so boring and dull. This on the other hand was freakin' great: So great that I bought the CD and it sucked ass! Can't win 'em all.