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Slash trying to cover for Scott. I know, I mean I think the arresting officer would be in a better position to judge Weilland's sobriety.

Goddamn wiggers.

THERE ARE NO MOOPS!

I am not the most staunch Slash supporter these days, but insinuating that he got Weilland onto drugs is fuckin ridiculous. Weilland has been fucked up since like 1994. He just started working with Slash, what 6-8 months ago? I didn't insinuate he got Weilland onto drugs. I insinuated he probably got him fucked up THAT NIGHT. It's a possibility. But again, everyone is responsible for their own actions. You are still kinda sorta blaming Slash.

True, but still, two of my favorites.

I am not the most staunch Slash supporter these days, but insinuating that he got Weilland onto drugs is fuckin ridiculous. Weilland has been fucked up since like 1994. He just started working with Slash, what 6-8 months ago?

Well, now that I think about it, it's only censoring male-on-female violence, as apparently female-on-female violence is okay, as you apparently still get WWE women's matches up there Now if they banned those off TV... I would envy Canada But WWE is only "simulated" violence. I don't understand why it should be censored at all.

I worked at a cheesesteak place for a few years, and they were cool with letting us dress up. I went as the Sandman one year, and Axl Rose the next. My friend went as "Hollywood" Hogan, which got a pop from almost every customer as this was the height of the NWO in October 1997.

"According to snakepit.org, Slash has said that Scott Weiland did have the accident and did attempt to leave, but he was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol."

Felt like doing more GNR GUNS N ROSES 1. Are you male or female? Nice Boys 2. Describe yourself: Bad Apples 3. How do some people feel about you? You're Crazy 4. How do you feel about yourself? Breakdown 5. Describe your girlfriend/boyfriend/interest: Used To Love Her 6. Where would you rather be? Move To The City 7. Describe what you want to be: Dust N Bones 8. Describe how you live: It's So Easy 9. Describe how you love: Bad Obsession 10. Share a few words of wisdom: Anything Goes

Wouldn't happen in a million years. Axl's too fucking bitter and proud to confess he was wrong. Wow, I just described Vince McMahon. UYI I think they could do the one night return thing. At least if "Chinese Democracy" NEVER comes out, which is a possibility.

I'm a big Norm fan, and "Dirty Work" material finds it's way into at least one conversation a day with me. I am sorry to say I never watched "Norm" just because I hate most sitcoms. I gave "Hooper" a shot tonight, wasn't that impressed, but I understand it was the debut episode. Once the storylines get going and the characters fill out a little bit, I am sure it will b e a decent show. I just hope FOX gives Norm a chance.

KABOOM! Too bad America will look like the villain yet again. I think prosecuting terrorists is definitely valid, and if a country is working with them or refusing to hand them over for their punishment, then level the fuckers.

<looks around for crowd response as he is offered a handshake by Nevermortal>

Wasn't that when Dustin Runnels (Goldust) was doing his whole religious gimmick? I definitely remember him walking around the crowd with signs.

I'd go to check out RVD-Jericho.

from rockhall.com "Artists become eligible for induction 25 years after the release of their first record. Criteria include the influence and significance of the artist’s contributions to the development and perpetuation of rock and roll." My fault, 25 years.

2007. I think the rule is a band is eligible 20 years after their first record was released. But, could they get Axl out of the house?

from ESPN.com L SEGUNDO, Calif. -- The Los Angeles Lakers will open the season Tuesday night at home with all four of their future Hall of Famers starting against the Dallas Mavericks ... but nothing even close to total harmony. That's because Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant are feuding anew, out in the open, after a long thaw in their historically icy relationship. O'Neal and Bryant seemed to be interacting comfortably Sunday on the practice floor, sharing the ball freely during an afternoon workout. Then they traded nasty verbal jabs after the session -- arguably their harshest comments since L.A.'s second championship season -- all stemming from O'Neal's suggestion Friday night in Las Vegas that Bryant "should probably look to be more of a passer until he gets his legs strong." Bryant, recovering from offseason knee and shoulder surgeries, didn't welcome the suggestion, saying: "I definitely don't need advice on how to play my game." Not even advice from O'Neal? "Definitely not," Bryant continued. "I know how to play my guard spot. He can worry about the low post, and I'll worry about the [perimeter]." When apprised of Bryant's reaction, O'Neal lashed out harder. "As we start this new season, we want [expletive] done right," Shaq said. "If you don't like it, then you can opt out next year. As long as it's my team, then I'll voice my opinion. If you don't like it, then opt out." That was a reference to Bryant's plan to exercise an option in his contract at season's end and test the free-agent market next summer, a stance Bryant has said he won't change in the wake of his felony sexual assault charge in Colorado. Asked to clarify his "my team" remark, O'Neal added: "Everybody knows that. You [media] guys may give it to [bryant] like you've given him everything else his whole lifetime, but this is the Diesel's ship. So ... if you ain't right [physically], don't be trying to go out there and get right on our expense. Use the people out there, then when you get right you [can] do what you do." Not since the middle of the 2001-02 season -- the second of L.A.'s three consecutive championships -- have O'Neal and Bryant sparred in the press like this. Their relationship seemed to blossom into friendship during the third championship and also appeared to survive last season's 11-19 start and subsequent crash out of the playoffs with a second-round loss to San Antonio. Throughout this first month back to work, however, there have been thinly veiled hints from O'Neal that problems have resurfaced, starting from the veterans' first day of training camp in Hawaii. Bryant did not fly on the Lakers' team charter and reported to camp a day late. O'Neal said at the time that "the full team is here," leading some to speculate that he preferred to play this season without the distractions attached to Bryant's court case. Days later, explaining why he was sitting out an exhibition game with a sore left heel, O'Neal said: "I want to be right [in the regular season] for Derek, Karl and Gary.'' He was referring to Derek Fisher and new teammates Karl Malone and Gary Payton -- and O'Neal ommitted Bryant's name from the conversation more than once. Malone and Payton, by contrast, have publicly supported Bryant as strongly as anyone in Lakers circles. But even Payton has urged Bryant to ease his way back into the team flow, after Bryant fatigued quickly and shot poorly in the second half of the Lakers' final two exhibition games. Eyebrows were also raised when Bryant, for Thursday's exhibition in Anaheim against the Clippers, rode his motorcycle to and from the game instead of riding on the team bus. Yet O'Neal, when pressed, insisted that the Lakers can play through any problems he's having with Bryant. "I don't really worry about that," O'Neal said when asked about the state of the relationship. "I'm here to do a job. ... If he's open, I'm going to give it to him. If I'm open, I expect him to give it to me. I don't care about [expletive] else he does, and I know he don't care [expletive] else I do." What's clear is that Lakers coach Phil Jackson, who spoke to reporters before his stars started volleying barbs, has his first real challenge of the season, less than 48 hours before the season opener. And it's right in his own locker room, not in a Colorado court room. Asked about how he plans to play against the Mavericks on Tuesday night, Bryant said: "No change in my game whatsoever." Said O'Neal: "Just ask Karl and Gary why they came here. One person, not two. One. Period. ... I'm not telling [bryant] how to play his position. I'm telling him how to play team ball."

from IMDB.com Timothy Spall .... Mats - Road Manager, Steel Dragon Dominic West .... Kirk Cuddy - Guitarist, Steel Dragon Jason Bonham .... A.C. - Drummer, Steel Dragon Jeff Pilson .... Jorgen - Bassist, Steel Dragon Zakk Wylde .... Ghode - Guitarist, Steel Dragon There's two guitarists, but thanks for putting a little "fuck you" into my day, lol.

Here I am as requested! ....and whats your purpose? To leave a good looking corpse........who's got a gun and believes in assisted suicides? Courtney Love NUMBER ONE ANSWER! DING DING DING!

"Finally I got sick of all the fucking complaining. So I made that fucking ruling, and now prime time tv is going to be way more fucking entertaining. Thank you for your fucking time. Good fucking night."------unofficial statement from an FCC spokesman.

I stayed around 165 up until a couple years ago. My all time high was the beginning of the summer at 190-193, and now I sit comfortably at about 180. Aside from some running I did through June and July, I haven't changed my diet or anything, my weight just seems to fluctuate.

On Michael Jackson after a near silent reaction to a joke: "You do realize he's a homosexual pedophile, right?"

LED ZEPPELIN 1. Are you male or female? Moby Dick 2. Describe yourself: Trampled Underfoot 3. How do some people feel about you? Dazed and Confused 4. How do you feel about yourself? Fool In The Rain 5. Describe your girlfriend/boyfriend/interest: Heartbreaker 6. Where would you rather be? Going To California 7. Describe what you want to be: Over The Hills And Far Away 8. Describe how you live: Good Times Bad Times 9. Describe how you love: I Can't Quit You Baby 10. Share a few words of wisdom: The Song Remains The Same