Matt Young

And aside from WWE/OVW continuity problems and the fact that the gimmick will eventually get old, Eugene is great. As a longtime Nick Dinsmore fan, I hated the idea when I read about it, but after a week or two, I was sold. Think of it this way- There would be no way in hell that Nick Dinsmore, straight technical wrestler, would ever move that high up the card, at least nowhere near as quickly. The man had a Tag Team title reign, several PPV appearances, a World Championship match, and a match with Triple H at the second biggest event of the year, all within a very short period of time. He'll need a gimmick change eventually, but right now he entertains me both in the ring and out, and he's had a lot of success.

I'm still debating on whether or not to try this. I do have incredible leg strength for someone whose legs are not much bigger around than my arms (I can leg press 250 last I checked, and I weigh 125-ish).

i got the N64 version for $9.99 sealed soon after it was released. I loved the single player game, and it was one of my favorite N64 titles. I never really played mutiplayer, but with Live capabilities and incredibly improved graphics (along with the fact that the N64 version is no longer in my possession) it's a must buy for me. The only things that I am disappointed about are the increased censorship (that's right, increased) and they could have thrown in a couple new levels.

I have liked Weezer for a long time. I was scared after hearing Beverly Hills, since that was a boring, monotonous, and shitty song. However, the rest of the album is pretty good. I listened to it on My Space the other day. It's not up to Blue Album or Pinkerton levels, but it's worth buying for $9.99, IMO (That's the most I'm willing to pay for a CD).

The Killers- I heard "Somebody Told Me" on a DirecTV digital music channel and bought the album for $6.99. I never liked those newer "The" bands, but The Killers turned out to be pretty good. I'm glad they chose "Mr. Brightside" as a single, because that was always my favorite track on the album. Radiohead- I've liked a couple songs by them, but by and large, I believe they are the most overrated band in history. They're so drab, boring, and just... not good. That may be an unfair assessment, seeing as how I have not heard much other than their singles, but what I have heard leaves me with no desire to seek out more material. They do make good vidoes, at least.

http://www.outlet.philips.com/b2c_redesign...log&shop=OUTLET

Fuck Firefox. I love me some tabbed browsing, but everything slows to a crawl with Mozilla. Connection speed on Internet Explorer: 1200 Kbps. Speed with Mozilla Firefox: Roughly 500 Kbps.

If you're referring to KTLA-5/The WB, I'll have to check that out. I rarely watch the news, since the internet takes care of my current events needs, but I left the TV on Fox after American Dad.

There's a feature on the Fox-11 news right now about a popular phenomenon in urban LA called "crunkin'". It's apparently the type of dance the kids like to practice in the dirrrrrrrtay south. It must only be new to middle aged white people, though, since I've seen shit like this in clubs and music videos for years. In a somewhat related note, the first man who was interviewed regarding this "new" dance fad was an overweight black man in clown makeup and a rainbow colored wig. His name was Tommy Johnson.

No offense, but I thought you were older. I guess the bald (shaved) head and kid threw me off. I'm pretty sure we have at least 10 members in their 30's, but I'm not one of them. I'm turning 21 in July. At the rate things are going, though, 30 doesn't seem that far off...

There never was a woman. Mole's reached his breaking point where he'll insult those who actually supported him, while at the same time making shit up to try to fit in. This sort of conflicting behavior is widespread in message board communities.

Perhaps you weren't doing them right... Or maybe, judging by your workout routine, you could very well be in better shape than Daivari.

Dr. Pepper could save lots of money by employing young Japanese dojo traiend wrestlers to fill cans and bottles. Those fuckers do Hindu squats 24/7.

You probably meant Episode III: The Game, though.

Nah... I beat Lego yesterday, and there were virtually no spoilers for Episode III. They really only gloss over the main points of all 3 movies, with simple (albeit charming and funny) non-voiced Lego cutscenes. I'm probably going to send the game back to GameFly, rent Episode III, and then buy an replay Lego once the price inevitably drops within the next couple months.

That's my main problem. I'll remember a title I ahd forgotten and then I'll have to rearrange the entire list to accomodate it.

Thank God. I've been pretty busy these past few days, and I never realized how hard it would be to properly rank 30 games.

Oh, Davey.

The Killer's Hot Fuss is a good album that was worth the $8.99 I paid for it, but it does drop off a fair amount toward the end.

Did Rock throw Austin over the bridge? I thought Austin threw the title belt, and that was it. I remember that part clearly, at least. I know there was also a fight with Austin and Angle on a bridge... Also, Paul Bearer didn't die in storyline terms, somehow surviving with "severe internal injuries".

I bought a legit copy, and I'm still really liking the album throughout the third listen. Is it supposed to not come with a booklet or insert of any type?

Oh yeah, I know gold when I see it. "Hi. I'm Larry. This is my brother Darryl. This is my other brother Darryl." I mark for Bob Newhart.

I'm not attempting to encourage any stereotypes here, but rather point out the positive. Nearly half the Mexican folks I've encountered in Southern California are either gangbangers or the people who come knocking on the door offering to do yard work. The other half, however, are genuinely nice, friendly people who are not only cool to hang out with, but go beyond the call of duty to help out their friends. My hispanic friends hook me up with the best weed, especially the three named Alberto. Not only are they friends with me, but they all want my sister, so they're extra nice and hang out here more. I actually met the third and newest Alberto through my sister. I met gim 2 days ago, and after I was regaled with a fantastic story of blunt smoking goodness, I asked if Alberto might have a small amount of bud remaining that I could buy. I was given a small sack for free, which contained 3-4 bowls' worth of bud. He said it wasn't chronic, but 1 bowl ended up getting me fucked up, and I have been stoned and watching Star Wars movies (and playing Lego Star Wars) since Thursday night. Now today, as I lamented my lack of weed, my sister arrived home. First she handed me a Big Mac, and then as I was thinking, "I hope there's weed in this burger," she placed a small baggie of weed on top of the box. It was some chronic from Alberto. I looked out the window and he gave me a thumbs up and a smile before driving off in his pickup truck. I am happy.

That reminds me... I came across a pic on a porn site of a chick that looked a lot like Kylie Minogue, but it made me think of Kotz and thus quashed my desire to pleasure myself. No offense to you, Kotz, but it just would've been weird and disturbing had I continued after that. Now, back to your regularly scheduled music related discussion.

She's not my friend, unfortunately, but a friend of a friend. I'd love to meet her whenever I go back to Illinois though, since I'll be seeing Karthik most likely.