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I've finally done it. My car dying was the best thing that ever happened to me, because my post count shot up so quickly and now I deserve a celebration! So, don't hesitate to tell me how great I am, because remember.......this is my day! Not yours!

I'm assuming Cruel Intentions 3 was made simply for more wackoff material on regular TV.

I actually thought "The Eminem Show" was his best lyrically so far. Then again, I didn't play it to death like I did with "The Slim Shady LP".

I disagree. I think they've become a laughable cliche just like the rest of those bands since their first CD, which btw, did kick major ass. Either way.......Godsmack is still around?

That's a matter of opinion. Most of the "Axlites" will defend that song to the death. Me? I just play it to annoy people.

doesn't that part kind of tell you that it's bullshit? Now wait just a min........ Shit, you're probably right........

Ugh, wasn't there a "driveby" episode as well? Fuckin idiots...... And BPS, Deadwood is my new favorite show.......sucks that there is only two more episodes left in the season (I think).

Right afterwards, there is a special about Velvet Revolver. Axl is writing the book on musical suicide. How could he not want to tell his side? He is going to get butchered even worse then normal by that fucking channel. On a side note, I listened to their whole album on MTV.com..........it's nothing special really. A couple of above average tracks about drug abuse, but other then that, we really didn't need another Nickelback or Puddle of Mudd. To their defense though, Weilland has already bitched about being censored by the record company.

Pac's been turning in his grave ever since that lameass "Me and My Girlfriend" remake.

I'm gonna vote cause I'm a prick. Wait no, I'm gonna vote cause you're a prick for putting Seinfeld against the Simpsons......how can someone pick one over the other? Seinfeld South Park Wonder Years Cheers The Sopranos MST3K That 70s Show 24

Pulp Fiction Reservoir Dogs

I definitely agree with Boston Public. What about Drew Carey?

I thought the bootlegs were already on the streets SUCKA!

The Doors "Tell All The People" Guns N Roses "So Fine" Led Zeppelin "Hot Dog" Aerosmith "Don't Want To Miss A Thing" and "Jaded"

It's not like this guy has anything left to say. Rap about money? Check. Rap about fuckin? Check. Rap about how great I am? Check.

Bad girl pop star Pink has shocked the rock world on several occassions during her brief music career. Making out with Tommy Lee and Kristanna Loken, writing songs about her abusive family life, but the girl with the ever changing hair color has apparently topped her pop rivals with her latest move - convincing the controversial Axl Rose to sing on her upcoming remake of the Bonnie Tyler classic Total Eclipse of the Heart, for the Wes Craven movie Cursed, starring Christina Ricci. The two projects share a similar history. Rose has been promising the release of his next CD, Chinese Democracy, for several years now while Craven's Cursed was originally scheduled to come out last summer but was pulled, shelved, then reworked to change the structure of the film and is now supposed to come out this summer. "I'm lucky he didn't arrest me and he probably only agreed to do it to get rid of me!," Pink said of her recent time spend with Rose. It was the typical hollywood story. A friend of a friend of a member of Pink's management staff happened to run into Axl at a grocery store of all places, and when the red-haired elusive rocker mentioned that he enjoyed Pink's music the wheels started rolling. Once the message was passed on to Pink, who fits more into the Aerosmith and Kid Rock area than with pop princesses Britney and Christina, she became obsessed with contacting him. After finding out where Rose and his new version of Guns N Roses were recording, Pink showed up unnounced at the studio. "I practically had to bribe the security guard to let me in," the outspoken Pink laughed. "And then I practically had to blow Axl to get him to sing for me! But it's Axl fucking Rose." While not really a duet, Rose just sings backing vocals on the song, Pink was clearly stoked to have Rose performing on her album. "He's just singing the part at the beginning . . . a couple 'turn arounds' and 'turn around bright eyes' and then he goes off a bit later in the song, but we're not sure how it's all going to fit together yet. I can assure you though, it'll be fucking amazing. It's such a beautiful, touching song. Then you throw in Axl's growl and it's going to blow you away." Pink said she showed up and begged Rose to sing on one of her two songs for the movie. "I thought for sure he'd do D'yer, but he said that'd be too expected, so he added his vocals to Eclipse. I'm still in shock he decided to do it." Pink said Axl only agreed to do the song on one condition . . . that she not talk about what she heard him doing in the studio. "I swore on my life I wouldn't talk about what I heard, but I have to tell you guys it kicked ass. I only heard parts of two songs and they both gave me the same goosebumps I had the first time I heard Welcome. Fucking guy was hitting notes that I can't even reach." When asked why she decided to cover the Tyler classic, Pink lit up a cigarette, chuckled and responded. "Dude, have you heard Jessica Simpson's version of You Take My Breath Away," she responded shaking her head. No other words needed to be said. Pink is also covering Led Zepplin's D'Yer Maker for the movie. I got this off of a GNR message board. There's no source, so it's probably bullshit, but I still thought it was cool enough to post.

I don't go to his site, but these are becoming my favorite things to read in this folder.

This is the first time I have ever thought WWE could actually go out of business at some point.

So the less talented member of Jindrak/O'Haire not only stays on the roster, but gets a title shot? God, I knew there was plenty of reasons I hadn't watched Smackdown in months, and now here's another one.

RAW Sting vs. Kane, Sting vs. HHH, Sting vs. HBK could all make some money.

I think he had just got done smoking weed, probably waaaaaay too much. There's a lot of potheads around here to tend to think they get brilliant when they smoke, but only end up spewing up gibberish similar to your "Moo" guy.

Don't mean to be a dick Frig, but it was called "Celebration of The Lizard." They just released the studio version recently on one of their many "greatest hits", "absolute best" or whatever other name they can come up with for consistently repackaging the same material and selling it. I haven't heard it yet. The live versions I have heard of it were pretty damn good though. One was on their live release "Absolutely Live" and the other was in their box set on the "Live From New York" CD.

Isn't this one of the signs of the apocalypse?

People never go for this kind of change. It's like the glow puck.

Brock was one of the best parts of Smackdown.