Crimson Platypus

Man when the light went on in the end of the episode I was yelling YOU BETTER SHOW ME DAMMIT! Even though I knew they wouldn't. When it was over I just mumbled "bastards". This show is really just phenominal (unlike my spelling).

Your mom is hot.

Jesus kicks ass. Best. Con. Ever. People still believe his nonsense about being the son of "god". But seriously his teaching were pretty spot-on.

Come on you veggie die already, I have 40 minutes left...

6 matches? That can't be right. Don't they average like 3 a week?

I love the Big 10, I very much would rather see a physical game with fewer fouls called than a whistle blowing free-throw-a-thon any day.

JHawk, yeah that was Brain Donors, a highly underrated comedy.

I can't stand heavyweight boxing in general. I find most bouts to be slow, plodding clutch-fests with little action and even less skill. Morales/Barrera was an awesome series of bouts, as was Ward/Gatti, but for different reasons. Morales/Barrera was more about skill, punching and counter-punching. Ward/Gatti was just brutal. I found both to be highly entertaining. That silly American fans comment is trash.

I would've said Turturro, but I remember. I think, "Clockers" and thought it was atrocious. I know, it was a Spike Lee film so it probably wasn't John's fault it sucked so hard, but still. But that comedy he did EARLY in his career was ridiculously funny. -=Mike I actually haven't seen Clockers so I can't comment on that. I tend to stay away from Spike Lee movies in general. You got me thinking though, so I went to imdb to check out his filmography. Found something I didn't know: He was in Raging Bull! Now I have to go back and watch that again to see him.

Ask women you know that are young enough to be his grand-daughter. They DO find him sexy.

Here's a better question, who is better between T-Mac and Lebron?

The only fair fight is the one that I won. As my god and yours Jesse Ventura always said: Win if you can, lose if you must, but ALWAYS cheat.

Give me tomorrow (Wednesday) from 12 noon to 2 pm. that was EST fyi

Ah Ed Norton and John Tuturro are two I forgot. I swear every time I see Tuturro I completely buy the character he is playing.

John Cusack Harrison Ford Steve Buscemi Tim Roth Christopher Walken Harvey Keitel

I never have liked Hogan and I never will. As a child I always prefered the "bad guys" like Bundy and Studd, and now I think he should have retired a long time ago. Fuck Hogan.

The thing that I like about the movie that most people seem to miss is that it's not actually in chronological order. I'm not sure if people realize it, but Tarantino does that a lot.

I am eagerly anticipating Ward and or Gatti being guest color commentator for some fights so that I can laugh at how completely punch drunk they are. Those guys just pounded each other so ridiculously hard. Just an awesome fight.

I love how you voice your dislike of the Big 10 in general as though it's the way everyone feels about it.

One other thing that I forgot to mention about last nights game. Next time you see the replay of that last shot, watch the MSU players standing around and letting the ball bounce to Sparks at the three point line. Absolutely unacceptable. I bet Izzo will be ripping them apart for that one (hope so anyway).

Yup, and since it worked so well so far I'll say it one more time: MSU will not beat UNC.

Yeah really. Who is Chucky Atkins to bust on anyone for taking a lot of shots, especially someone as talented as Kobe. I liked him better when he came up with that great weight loss plan.

Yeah I was real tough before getting jumped by six mexicans with baseball bats. Now? Not so much.

As far as playing online goes the one thing you have to remember above all else is that you can't bluff. People will call with anything online. Read Jackpot Jay Lovinger's (sp?) column at espn.com for some insight to that whole deal. Generally a good read too.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...912938?v=glance That book was essential to improving my game. I went from never finishing in the top 5 to regularly (not always, but often enough) winning in the poker league that I am in. 12-15 guys that play every other Sunday. It really is a fantastic book.