B. Brian Brunzell

"Tourniquet"= Marylin Manson

Favorite MegaDave album: Rust In Peace Favorite Songs: "Holy Wars(The Punishment Due)" "Hangar 18" "Architecture of Aggression" "Angry Again" "Tout le Monde"

Mick Jagger Jim Morrison

I also love the Yosemite Sam the Arab. "When I say 'Whoa!' I mean WHOA!!!" Then he bashes the camel with his musket. Classic Yosemite.

How horrible was the Piper's Pit tonight? I mean, Jesus. Although, the cruelness in me had shone through when Vince and Piper did the old "you get behind 'em and I'll push him over you" trick to Z. See, it's funny because he only has one leg. The ME ruled though. gotta love Rey selling the leg like a champ and still finding a way to win.

Dames, you say that like giving Benoit *s is a bad thing.

Oh Rudo, you're such a cad.

I have always LOVED the volleyball episode from the beach house. Zack hire Gary, a 6'10" dude to be a ringer on the volleyball team, and Screech ends up dropping a HUGE jug of water on Gary's foot, leaving him unable to compete. Of course, Zack finds a way to win, and gets Mr. Corosi's '66 Mustang. I loved when Screech, Zack and Slater were telling the girls about the car. Screech: "I think she's a hunk of junk." Kelly: "Well that's not nice" or something like that Screech: "Well it's true. Even with her top down I wasn't impressed." "Cut Day" was another classic, and I just saw that one yesterday.

For me, it's the "Wabbit Season! Duck Season!" trilogy starring Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Fudd. Daffy is classic "Look! I'm a Fiddler Crab! Why don't you shoot me? It's Fiddler Crab Season!!!" "Duck Dodgers in the 24th-and-a-halfth Century" is also brilliant beyond fucking words, as is "Duck Twacy." "Neon Noodle! It's Neon Noodle!"

Devin Townsend- Strapping Young Lad Scott Weiland- Stone Temple Pilots Brandon Boyd- Incubus Mike Ness- Social Distortion Burton Cummings- The Guess Who Jim Morrison- The Doors

I'm going to shill for my younger brother's band, Inept. They're a pretty good band out of Joliet, Illinois, a southwest suburb of Chicago. You can go to their website at http://www.ineptband.com, where one can DL several songs. If you're in Chicago next weekend, check them out at Mob Fest. My only beef with the band is their vocalist, but Lucas, my bro, is a pretty decent guitarist who writes a good riff. There. I'm done shilling.

Looks like I'm on my way to Crow's Nest to get the new Metallica album. I own all of their other stuff, why not include this as well?

Jericho seems so upbeat and professional about his upcoming squashing. God bless ya for that, Mr. Jericho.

I've haven't been this excited for a wrestling show in AGES. How long until the WWF screws his return up?

I think everyone on this board will say Benoit should be next, and why not?

"Let's Get It On"- Marvin Gaye

Might as well bring in the Rainbow Express(if they're still a, um, team) while we're at it. Think of the raps Cena could bust on them, then the gay faction could protest Cena's homophobic ways outside of WWE events, which could lead to Cena doing a duet with Pat Patterson at Wrestlemania. You're right, the skits *DO* write themselves.

Well, there it is. The single worst catchphrase in the istory of wrestling. It's so bad, that it HAS to be real. You can't make shit like that up.

I'd go with HHH/Jericho, with Jericho going over clean(as a face).

Sweet Lord, I think a move across the Atlantic is in order. Either that, or I need to get a dish. BADLY.

Well, at least they found something for Gayda to do, as the last place she belongs is in the ring as a wrestler.

I wouldn't say ruined, but it'll definitely be dragged down.

I agree with go about Jeff Buckley. He's simply AMAZING on that song. John Entwistle: Best bass on "The Real me.'

I also enjoy "Rock Your Body." I think it's a great Pop tune, and Timberlake has a great voice for Pop music.

It's not the basslines that make II the best best album ever, IMO, it's the groove. His lines aren't Claypool level, but GODDAMN there's such a groove. Jones totally drives that album. The best bassline ever? "The Real Me" by The Who. It's untouchable. Entwistle was Jesus on the bass.