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Seconded This made me think of something, when I was 16 I went to this media summercamp thing at UCLA and one of the speakers was a writer for "Ellen", actually one of the writers of the most famous episode and he stated why that show ultimately failed was because they kept running into the ground one plot point week in and week out. This sounds not-so-eerily familiar.

If I ever get a rice car (of course unmodded) I'm going to put a decal on that says "This Decal adds 25 Horsepower"

I hope UCLA goes to at least the Elite 8

Someone wanna tell Morrison to shave the pube goatee if they win

Kings take the 7th Seed

I'm planning on getting the 97 box and recording to a DVD-R

Coincidentially as I post this I have "Kickstart My Heart" going on the iPod, but I would like to see the Crue if they come back through

How much, on e-bay it's 45

Shouldn't the management skills improve for it to be called an evolution? It's more De-evolution

One of the producers needs money

Where in the hell is the classic, pre-Swallowed-a-Hostess-Factory Tammy bathing suit vignette? Ah...memories

I guess this was probably answered in the Mania DVD thread, but will "American Dream" get edited out?

I thought he was married to Linda Evans of Dynasty fame.

Sadly, I didn't know better and spent 75 on this crap, though I did get on Heat with my Lita sign

Ennis del Mar likes the HonkyTonkBadonkadonk

I figured that Crash would take it as soon as the nods were out.

4 to go

Likewise, but going back to the Oscar crowd being like a wrestling crowd, couldn't you see that type of crowd starting a "you fucked up" chant when Jennifer Garner went Shockmaster during her walk to the podium

Best Picture Brokeback Mountain Capote Crash Good Night and Good Luck Munich Best Director George Clooney-Good Night and Good Luck Paul Haggis- Crash Ang Lee- Brokeback Mountain Bennett Miller-Capote Steven Spielberg-Munich Best Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman-Capote Terrance Howard-Hustle and Flow Heath Ledger-Brokeback Mountain David Strathairn-Good Night and Good Luck Joaquin Phoenix-Walk the Line Best Actress Judi Dench-Mrs. Henderson Presents Felicity Huffman-Transamerica Keira Knightley-Pride and Prejudice Charlize Theron- North Country Reese Witherspoon-Walk the Line Best Supporting Actor Geoge Clooney-Syriana Matt Dillon-Crash Paul Giamatti-Cinderella Man Jake Gyllenhaal- Brokeback Mountain William Hurt-A History of Violence Best Supporting Actress Amy Adams-Junebug Catherine Keener-Capote Frances McDormand-North Country Rachel Weisz-The Constant Gardener Michelle Williams-Brokeback Mountain Best Original Screenplay Crash Good Night and Good Luck Match Point Syriania The Squid and the Whale Best Adapted Screenplay A History of Violence Brokeback Mountain Capote The Constant Gardener Munich Oh and Wallace and Grommit takes best animated My only hope is that Giamatti wins

This was in today's LA Times:

Is this the full set?

If only creative was tested would this be a probable cause sign

I'm not surprised but I'm still shocked

I love the Aeon chants from FFX, also the first level of Ninja Gaiden II was sick too

Maybe it's Emperor Hunter to deem all good workers are an enemy to the WWE