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Alright so Ja Rule is coming to town, so I being a person whose not much of a Ja Rule fan go and buy tickets to his concert. Here's to hoping that he's good live. I got bitched at by my mom cause the concerts on Father's Day so I won't be home for that. But has anyone seen Ja Rule? Tickets were really cheap ($25).

Richards/Masters 2(!) > Title Match

Maybe a title change. To CHRISTAIN! One can hope.

I kinda like the Hollaback, Girl song. (Runs and hides) I mean it's terrible but catchy as hell. I've had it stuck in my head for like a week now. I turned on the Top 40 station with the intent of hearing, heard within 3 minutes, listened to it, turned it to the Hip Hop station heard within 5 minutes.

Yeah, can't help you but have you seen the Robocop miniseries? I thought parts of it ranged from Good to average, can't remember the part I liked though. The Legion virus one wasn't very good, that I remember.

I read the link and damn, I'm against the death penalty but these things make you think. She deserved at least 50 years though.

Update: It's May 10th and I am currently sitting in my Newspaper class. The school is almost empty since it was an excused absence. I skipped yesterday and hung out at a sportsbar. Today my Mom called in for me to miss but my Dad forced me to go. I wanted to ditch and go get the John Cena album, but nobody else would go with me. There are tons of cops and stuff here today though.

WWF @ Cincinnati, OH - Cincinatti Gardens - May 8, 1998 Skull & 8-Ball defeated Savio Vega & Jesus Castillo Terry Funk pinned Marc Mero Bradshaw pinned Barry Windham WWF IC Champion the Rock & Owen Hart defeated Farooq & Steve Blackman The Undertaker defeated Kane via disqualification Jeff Jarrett defeated Chainz Vader pinned Quebecar Pierre WWF Tag Team Champions the Road Dogg & Billy Gunn defeated the Legion of Doom WWF World Champion Steve Austin defeated WWF European Champion Hunter Hearst Helmsley Almost match for match the same as a show I saw at Notre Dame. Except Dude Love was the guest enforcer.

I thought this was a joke, then the American Civil Liberties thing came up, regardless that was great.

Heidenreich is soooo good as a face, get this man a fued, he's a great comedy character. Edit: His fued can be against Dawn Marie

Gangrel. Awesome.

About 50% of the student body (A Few Thousand) seem to think this is a legit threat. The other 50% are laughing in their faces. The jocks are all getting shirts with targets on them for May 10.

Not bad. I'll pick it up, just to have it though.

I'm not a Vegan so I eat a lot of Pasta, Pizza and other unhealthy foods. The great part I don't seem to gain in weight from this.

I can't even remember the Republican guy running for Senate. Bayh was a GREAT governor, it was the Democrats after him that screwed up this state. And let us never mention Dan Quayle, I like to pretend he doesn't exist. Buy is correct for his last name.

Honestly, it's really not bad at all. I like it and feel safe for the most part.

Umm, I don't eat meat but don't really care for veggies or fruit.

As long as they take him out while he is still shooting the jocks, I'll be fine. At there is zero chance of us getting any time off.

That's why I think he'll win. At this point a lot of hardcore democrats, such as myself want someone who can reach out to moderates and Republicans. If he can win over Clinton, I think he'll win the general election by a fairly large margain.

I don't think Bush did it..., but I don't think we know more than 3% of the story.

Officials ask for public's help Penn to beef up security after bathroom-wall threat. By SUE LOWE Tribune Staff Writer MISHAWAKA -- Officials say they're beefing up security and welcoming concerned parents to Penn High School on May 10 in the wake of a threat scrawled in a boys bathroom. Penn High School officials and St. Joseph County police are investigating the threat found written on the wall of a bathroom stall Wednesday. In a letter sent home Friday to the parents of Penn students, Principal Dave Tydgat wrote that the message said: "On May 10th, 2005, all will die starting with the male athletes." He wrote that the message was in pencil and very hard to read. The principal wrote that Associate Principal Dave Risner was contacted as soon as a student reported the message to a teacher. Risner implemented the school's safety plan, which includes working with St. Joseph County Police Sgt. John Radde, who is Penn's school resource officer, and Randy Yohn, the school district's director of safety and security. "I can't share the details of this plan with you but please understand that it includes working with local law enforcement officials and increasing the level of our security in and around Penn," Tydgat wrote. "We are doing a number of things," said Teresa Carroll, the Penn-Harris-Madison school district's director of communications. Tydgat encouraged parents to send their children to school May 10 and invited them to come themselves. "If you wish to assist us on May 10 by providing an additional adult presence in our halls and lunchroom, you are welcome to call our office to make arrangements," Tydgat wrote. "Of course, it is your right as a parent to keep your child home on May 10 if you feel it is in his/her best interest." Carroll said absences will be excused, but students and their parents need to follow normal procedures to report an absence. School has been pretty much on lockdown, these last few days. But I think I'll go on May 10th. Although this may very well be a serious threat as its been all over the local news, while earlier in the year a bomb threat came and was ignored.

Father says Bayh seriously considering White House run The Associated Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Sen. Evan Bayh is giving “serious consideration” to running for president, according to his father, former Sen. Birch Bayh. The younger Bayh has received considerable mention as a possible Democratic presidential hopeful in 2008, but his father's words Friday appeared to be the strongest indication that a White House run may be planned. “I think he's giving that serious consideration,” Birch Bayh told about 200 people at Ivy Tech State College's second annual O'Bannon Institute for Community Service. The elder Bayh, who served as senator from Indiana from 1963 to 1981, sought the Democratic nomination himself in 1976, but lost to Jimmy Carter. Bayh that his son is more serious and more conservative than he was. “I thought I could speak to the young people who were concerned about Vietnam and the hard hats who were concerned about making a living,” he said. The former senator was the featured speaker for the two-day conference on student activism and leadership named for late Gov. Frank O'Bannon. Bayh encouraged students and young people to put their abilities to use in politics and civic life. “I think young people want to believe they can make a difference,” he said. “God help us if a generation of young people come along that don't think they can make a difference.” I hope he does, as I think if could past Clinton, then he could win the election easily. I'm far more liberal than Bayh, but my family knows his father pretty well.

No real surprise... You are a Social Liberal (73% permissive) and an... Economic Liberal (21% permissive) You are best described as a: Strong Democrat You exhibit a very well-developed sense of Right and Wrong and believe in economic fairness. loc: (87, -106) modscore: (13, 44) raw: (1741) Your political compass Economic Left/Right: -5.25 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -6.87

Sounds like another good Smackdown. But why must they turn their must over face heel? Why?

Neither Batista nor Orton seem like stars. Batista is another OVW hoss for whom the wardrobe department picks out nice suits, and Orton is just some generic-looking frat-boy sorta guy with no sort of compelling character. Bollocks to both. Who do you suggest they push? Batista seems over, Orton WAS over as a heel and can be again.