Conspiracy_Victim

Personally, even though he was already the bad guy in a Bond film, I would like to see Sean Bean take a crack at it (props to Museite). However, seeing as how he HAS been the bad guy, there's still quite a few choices. Hugh Jackman would work I guess, but he just doesn't have the whole "suave, debonair" image. Guy Pearce would work, as would Clive Owen. Rufus Sewell might even work, although he doesn't really have the Bond-esque image either. If they want a relative no name (I don't know, something to kick start the series) they could go with a dark horse like James Purefoy. He was Prince Edward in A Knight's Tale and I think he could pull it off. Shoot Paul Bettany and Brian Helgeland were even calling him "the next Bond" on the commentary track for A Knight's Tale. Anyway, my .02.

Now now Dam. I remember a few years ago when OU and A&M had a barn burner at Kyle Field. Went down to a goal line stand by OU to win IIRC. I could hear the crowd and I was a good mile away. That's loud. As to recent teams, this past season has been the only really BAD team in a while. Not that it's any real defense, but: A lot of freshman playing serious minutes + learning a new offensive scheme + switching from a 3-4 to a 4-3 + playing in the hardest conference in college football = really bad results I'm willing to give Franchione another year or 2 to recruit his kind of players and run his scheme before I'm going to throw my hands up in the air and run around in circles. As to the stadium, it a two tier stadium that they just recently enclosed (used to be open ended, but they threw in some fan zone and added some more seats) and increased the capacity to almost 83,000. You get most of those fans standing up and hunched over (called "Humping It") doing the cheers in unison, it gets loud. Then during the fight song and some of the cheers everyone puts their arms around each other's shoulders and rocks back and forth. It's enough to give you motion sickness. A 67% winning percentage at home shows that in can get in people's heads occassionally.

Not one vote for Shark Boy? Although that Atlantis guy looked awfully close to him. Anyway, seeing as how Matt is being pushed (???) as a singles guy I don't know if they want to bring back Crack Boy to be the Superball in their feud with Kane. Let Matt get beaten up for a while then pull out some shocking victory (or not) and end it. So, seeing as how Jeff weighs about 140 pounds, stick him in the cruiserweight division and bounce around there for a while. He'll pop the crowd and if he screws up, who cares? It's only cruisers after all (/WWE writer off). I just hope they don't insult our intelligence by having him come out in a mask. The pasty skin, uncontrollable jitters, track marks, and glassy-eyed methadone induced stare would give it away.

Where the FUCK is A&M??!! C'mon Kylie you oughta know better, living in the South and all. *pouts, pisses, and moans* Anyway, there's another short write-up on the game in Game Informer. Even though no one seems to appreciate my earlier transcript *grumble* I will go ahead and let you all in on it (those who can't shell out the $10 for a subscription anyway): "College football is more than football without the massive salaries and big egos. It's a whole subculture of fierce rivalries played out before over 100,000 screaming fans jammed into a stadium on Saturday afternoon. It's the Red River Shootout between the Sooners and the Longhorns. It's the passing of rivalry trophies with names like The Megaphone and The Apple Cup. And it's a little Georgia tiff called "Clean Old Fashioned Hate". Before now, EA Sports' NCAA series did a good job of representing the passion of college football. In 2005, however, the game is going to take sports- collegiate or pro- somewhere it's never been before. In an ode to the fierce rivalries throughout the land, the crowd can have a direct impact on the players on the field. Whether it's the difficulty of a QB calling an audible over the deafening crowd noise, or the pressure or executing a winning forth quarter drive in an enemies' stadium, NCAA kick the intensity of football up a notch and many thousands of decibels. Taking the custom entrances of last year, fans can now get in on the act with thheir own celebrations, such as the University of Florida's Gator Chomp or the Texas Longhorns' Hook 'Em Horns. Part of the thrill of college football is seeing the men among boys, like a Larry Fitzgerald. NCAA now allows you to take advantage of any mismatches on the line of scrimmage. With the Match-Up stick, you can position your best receiver against that slow, 5'9" cornerback, and watch as the domination unfolds." Also lists the release date as July 1, which is a Thursday. EA often release games on Thursday rather than the typical Tuesday, so that may be an accurate release date. Of it could get pushed back to the end of the month who knows.

Soooooo.....Eddy saving RVD "can't lead to anything you'd ever want to see", and yet in the what worked saction it leads to STEREO LOVE MACHINE SPLASHES and booking that makes you give a shit? DEAN, you're supposed to throw away the bong water. Drinking it will kill your short term memory.

eh? You sure? I recall Horshu being somewhere around 6'5" back in WCW. It looked like Eddy came up to about Horshu's eyes. Assuming there's some lifts in Eddy's shoes, that would still only make Horshu about 6'3" or so. Big, but there's plenty of guys bigger than him.

Well that was pretty eh. Time to switch to MXC.

Ya know, if Eddy's only like 5'10", should Cole be calling Horshu/Luther "huge"? He looks like he's only got about 3 inches on him, maybe 4. He doesn't look any bigger than any other non-cruiserweight guy in the WWE.

I'm thinking he's sort of a sympathetic heel.

Charlie looks FABULOUS! Really though he kinda reminds me of pictures I've seen of Lance during his Thrillseekers days (in a "What are you wearing?!" sort of way).

Actually, he's a skinny little punk looking kid. Here's a picture, complete with a "Priceless" tag. That didn't take long.

The big ass SARA tattoo still mars the effect for me somewhat.

A Q movie would indeed kick ass. It would have to have Barclay though. For some reason the twitchy nervous little bastard appeals to me on a sympathetic level. BTW I like Enterprise too. So sue me. I always like seeing how things in shows evolve over time, and seeing things in their 'beta' version (flip top comms, the transporter no one trusts, etc.).

My head hurts from trying to follow tonight's episode. I actually turned to the rest of the family after the Gunn/Wes scene in Wes' office and said, "Something about this episode seems slightly off." That feeling stuck with me the whole episode. It seemed slightly skewed the whole time. People acted slightly differently, lines were said differently, it even seemed like camera angles were different from usual. I don't know it just seemed weird tonight.

I'll back Kahran's mention of Black Adder. Comedy and pathos, often at the same time. Kind of jarring considering the tone of the rest of the series, but that's what makes it all the more effective.

Ric oughta just say, "I'm standing 8 inches away from you Dave, no need to shout."

Good job by Harley to pull that punch. He shot out of his chair then went into super slo-mo throwing the right. Guess he wanted to make sure he didn't bust open Bob's little boy.

Don't step to Harley, he'll fuck your world up Randy.

Harley Race is going to get a lap dance from Stacy. Happy retirement Harley! And here comes Orton. Call him a geek Harley!

Well that was rather out of nowhere.

C'mon JR it's an Octopus Stretch you oughta know that.

OK so will HHH just go out and squash Tajiri or will he actually let him look good a la Taka?

Actually, that's his "Sexy Beast" shirt. Ahhh ok. Sorry the only Jericho shirt I have is the "12 steps of a Jerichoholic" shirt. I think it was his first or second shirt.

Come and see the baby!

Jericho looked like he was wearing an old "Hot Rod" T-shirt. Plain white, yellow writing, red collar....