SuperJerk

Well let me tell you, when Christ hits 88 miles per hour...we're going to see some serious shit.

The first couple of seasons had real people and they were all BORING!!! Jon from LA sat on the couch watching tv all day while drinking Kool Aid. Judd from from San Fran whined about how he couldn't get with girls and wished he had the ugly Japanese chick. Real World London was probably the most uneventful season of them all. To say that they glorify drinking is not really true. This season they show that blonde chick getting drunk and she gets all emotional and breaks down. Pedro and Puck from season 3 (the one with Judd) were definitely not boring. Yes, Jon (season 2) was a dullard, but everyone in the house was more interesting than him. I generally only watch this show for the women. The only seasons I've watched all-the-way through were the second New York (Coral of "big ol' titties" fame), Seattle (Lindsey and Janet), Los Angeles (Irene), and San Francisco (Rachel).

“Sharing their vision of American society” could mean virtually anything, though.

Huh? South Park debuted nine years ago (1997), therefore, its beginning its tenth year. 1997=1st year 1998=2nd year 1999=3rd year 2000=4th year 2001=5th year 2002=6th year 2003=7th year 2004=8th year 2005=9th year 2006=10th year

This town needs an enema. Speaking of things needing enemas... http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/03/21/gor...h.ap/index.html I'm only posting this because SOMEONE needed to throw his name out there.

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Excuse me while I whip this out... (Yes, I know...not so up to date...but, still effective.) What percentage of the debt is financed by foreign money?

Let's please avoid the temptation to turn this into another "bitch about how disappointing the Star Wars prequels were" thread.

Alias, but when they tried it, it was a miserable failure.

I'm more bothered by the fact that South Park has been on for 10 seasons than I am by Isaac Hayes being replaced. I WAS IN COLLEGE WHEN THIS SHOW PREMIERED....HOW THE HELL DID I GET SO OLD??????

Tawny Kitaen was married to David Coverdale, the lead singer of Whitesnake (of which she appeared in various music videos for), before marrying Chuck Finley. The only other things I remember seeing her in was the Tom Hanks' movie "Bachelor Party" and some early episodes of "Hercules" with Kevin Sorbo. -Y2Jerk...bringing the 80s trivia.

Awesome.

"Leave me out of this!"

I'm tempted to buy it just so I can see it unfiltered by whoever doctors the DVD audio. Those crowd reactions are going to be interesting to say the least!

Plus, they bill him as the Legend Killer, but have the biggest legend on the roster bury him on a regular basis. They shouldn't have put Orton in the feud with Taker in the first place if they weren't going to have Orton go over.

I predict "Lesbian Chicken" will be someone's username before the end of the week.

What are we up to? One super-show a month now?

But OMG THE TAX CUTS ARE FUELING THE ECONOMY!!!!

I'm so with you on this. Damnit, did I ever need the comic relief during "Matrix Revolutions."

Basically, they could've just posted one big picture of John Byrne and gotten the same effect.

Funny how Test exhibits more charisma in those phots then he did during his entire WWF run. Anyhow....speaking of Test, here's an oldie but goodie I got from another board. (It was originally posted about 4 years ago.)

We've got a guy at my work who is actually an English immigrant, so my joke at work Friday was that instead of just pretending we're Irish for St. Patrick's Day, we should pretend we're Northern Irish and a put bomb in his car.

Do you mean his prime time network weekly show, or his primetime cable weekly show? Comparing either UPN or USA to NBC is retarded. This is a much bigger platform. You know what happened when NBC showed episodes of my beloved "Battlestar Galactica" last summer? It got the exact same ratings as it does on the Sci-Fi Channel. SNME will get the combined viewership of Raw and Smackdown, and that's it. What generally happens when Vince gets a bigger stage? Instead of just focusing on putting on the best wrestling show possible, he thinks he has to appeal to the same demographics as popular mainstream programs. Do the words "Halftime Heat" mean anything to you?