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Just watch the Harry Potter skit

Yes.

I think NBC cut them off b/c it was already 1 am, 1:01 am something like that. My review should be up in a few hours- OMG PLUG!~

I liked it Curbed. LL changing her outfit kinda vexed me

Knowing the name of the song killed my gay jokes for the Scissor Sisters. And starting a thread before my SNL Review is posted....:-(

No. I just find it to be really annoying

Where did you dl it OSI? I tried finding Turning Point at the site where I got Victory Road but it seems to be all screwy now

Wrong. Heyman was his mouthpiece from Day One. In fact Brock didn't even start speaking until July. So how he was a stale? And just because he was a 'hoss' doesn't mean he was horrible.

Stewart's smug asshole persona gets really annoying sometimes. It totally ruined this interview he had with this guy who was pretty interesting last week. Show is still pretty funny though even though it's biased as hell

Why? He was very over and could wrestle to boot. Many people consider his match v. Eddy to be the 2004 MOTY. And him coming back would be a breath of fresh air to RAW or Smackdown as there are lots of potential matches and angles for him.

33 million to a guy who wasn't even a starter in the Braves postseason rotation. Enjoy him DBack fans

I voted for the British Bulldog

No it wasn't. Rock's big crimson mask was after a cage match v. Bull and Bossman

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They did have that power. And 51% of this country said they supported the President's vision and agreed with his plans for this nation.

Welcome back Frigid

lol i c what u guys are sayin about what i said earlier, but i just thought about somethin, what if owen ahd joined the corporation, wouldnt that have been funny( in a thought sense, not comedy) 2 c the brother of a man who got screwed whith the man that screwed his brother and the Vice does some crazy stuff like screw austin and give owen the title very weird Huh? While I don't know if Owen should've been given the belt in late 97-early 98 I don't get why the WWF dropped the ball on an HBK v. Owen feud. Sounds pretty stupid to me

Jennifer's performances in the board room make me weep with joy

I wonder if she will lip synch. I know Hilary lip synched on her first club tour but now she sings live

NHLPA offers rollback on salaries CP with files from TSN.ca 12/9/2004 TORONTO (CP) - The NHL Players' Association delivered a strong offer as promised Thursday, enough for the NHL to agree to meet again next Tuesday. Sources indicate the union's offer was significant and addressed some of the league's concerns but still didn't include a link between player costs and league revenues - a salary cap, in other words. Among the major points in today's proposal, the NHLPA has offered a 24% rollback on salaries and 20 cent tax on payroll over 45 million dollars. The tax rises to 50 cents on the dollar over $50 million and 60 cents on the dollar over $60 million.The owners would also gain on entry level contracts with a cap on bonuses as well as arbitration rights. The NHLPA says their proposal could save the league up to $600 million dollars in salaries, but NHL sources contacted by TSN said that the offer does not include any kind of mechanism to ensure that the salary giveback remains permanent. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman called one of the aspects of the players' proposal "significant", and said that the two sides will sit down and meet again next Tuesday, at which time the league is expected to present a counter offer. ''I think it's fair to say that this proposal touched more topics,'' said Bettman. ''Which is again a reason that I can't respond to it until we've been able to digest everything that's in there.'' While there was cautious optimism because the offer was enough to warrant another meeting, that could be wiped out in a hurry next week if the NHL comes back with a counter-proposal that includes the link between player costs and league revenues. Bill Daly, the NHL's executive vice-president and chief legal officer, said the league was taking the new offer seriously. ''They made a serious proposal, which I would suggest was the first one in this process,'' he said. ''But it is a serious proposal and certainly they showed a recognition of the economic problems that the game is facing and certainly we're appreciative of that. We now need to work together with them on systemic elements to make sure the economics of the game stay in-synch going forward.'' Thursday's meeting, which came three months to the day of the last negotiating session Sept. 9, began at 11:23 a.m. and ended around 3:20 p.m., with both sides squeezing in a lunch break at 1:45. It was the first official meeting between the sides since Sept. 9. The lockout, which reached its 85th day Thursday, has forced cancellation of 382 regular-season games plus the 2005 all-star game. The NHL says it lost $1.8 billion US over the 10-year run of the last collective bargaining agreement, including $273 million for the 2002-03 season and $224 million last season. The players dispute those figures. The new NHLPA proposal is touted to save owners well over $200 million next season.

Haha- Ashlee can only play in the Hummingbird Centre. What a loser. I hate Ashlee so much. Of course I got a ticket to see Hilary on January 14th and am trying to get tix to see her on the 20th so what do I now

I think the Braves will resign Byrd giving them Hampton, Thompson, Ramierz, Byrd and TBA. They'll probably pluck some FA off the market and watch him become good. Those four guys are solid starters

It says load unsuccessful if I take out TV and try to run it

I accidentally ended my contract on TV. Anyone know a way to get it back without having to keep sending out promo tapes? I know there's cheap ways to edit everyone's stats and stuff

We're calling Scott Boras' bluff and seeing what offers are actually out there for Drew. For all we know, the market on high-priced injury-prone outfielders are shallow. Especially ones seeking 5-7 years as Boras stated. He did this ploy with Maddux last year -- let's see it happen again. Yea- and Maddux left. Which sucks. And by declining to offer arbitration Drew is gone as well. Ortiz and Alfonseca were expendable but they should've done everything to keep Drew.