B. Brian Brunzell

I just recently saw a program on Bob Hope. It was very well done. Hope was a very funny man, and an iconic figure in the world of entertainment. He will be missed.

They brought up Jericho and Goldberg's past in WCW, why no bring that one up? Plus, HHH can say whatever he wants, after all, RAW is the HHHappiest two hours of tv every Monday night.

^ is hungry <send a box of crackers to ^

Oh man what a great game this is. It's the smoothest football game I've ever played. I LOVE the rollout-cam. I finally get a view of the entire field when I rollout. My favorite team to play with is the All-Time USC team. O.J. is unFUCKINGstoppable. The Dynasty mode is better than ever. I love how they added talking a player into staying, and the way you can pitch your program to recruits. Most of all, it makes me REALLY want to play Madden. August 14th my world shuts down for a few days, as it'll be all Madden all the time.

A bowl of Corn Flakes with an RC Cola to drink.

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^ is looking for a new avatar < refuses to bow down, except for The Madcap. All bow to him.

And since when is it a rivalry when that was the first time they've even talked to each other on camera? Well, there was that incident at that convention a couple of years back. That's rivalry fuel, I guess. Oh well, it's not like this fued will set the wrestling world ablaze.

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^ still lost ^still has cool avatar

Temple of the Dog was Chris Cornell and Matt Cameron of Soundgarden along with Jeff Ament and Stone gossard of Pearl Jam. They released their only album as a tribute to Andrew Wood, the former lead inger of Mother Love Bone who died of a heroin overdose and wsa also Chris Cornell's room mate for years. Temple of the Dog is probably my favorite Cornell album. Let me clarify, it's my favorite VOCAL Cornell album. While it's not as good as say Superunknown or Louder than Love, Temple... shows Cornell's vocal prowess to the nines. He has soul, his wails are great(as always), and he just flat out SINGS. Listen to "Call Me a Dog" and you'll be blown away.

I still love it when I see the video for Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five's "The Message." NOTHING is edited out, even today. The song is so socially relevant twenty years later that if a word of phrase is taken out of the song, the message is lost. I give MTV credit for knowing what NOT to cut from a song.

Alright! Another Local H fan. Nice work, Corey.

At leasst when Eddie plays fast, it's still well put together, and not sloppy. Paige cannot play a relatively fast solo without hitt wrong notes all over the place and sounding bad. He's nothing more than a sloppy blues guitarist. Paige only sounds decent when playing slower solos, ala "The Rover" and "Ten Years Gone." The "stairway to Heaven" solo isn't bad either. SHIT! I forgot to add Robin Trower to my list.

"Jugband Blues"- Pink Floyd

^ Talks to ^^, or so ^^ says

^ Doesn't score with the ladieeez ^Should have attended PC ^ Might get them to go all the way <ALWAYS gets 'em to go all the way

^ probably better than < in PC

"John, I'm Only Dancing"- David Bowie **post 1,000** **hooray for B. Brian**

Hyundai

^ Didn't have a 4.0 at Playa College < Only had a 3.1

I just popped Phrenology by The Roots. Great disc.

That's not enough though. More folks need to know about the genius. We must SPREAD THE WORD!

mice

"Tumbling Dice"- The Rolling Stones My LOA CDs are out in my truck. It's 3:00 am, and I'm lazy.