DCMaximo

I'll take claim of Portugal if no-one else has claimed it *watches as the only Portugese person he can think of wears a stupid headband* *Cries, then remembers...* *Cries again

My hatred of Bradshaw knows no bounds. I've never seen anything Bradshaw has done that hasn't made me hate him. He's a god-awful wrestler, an irritating prick in all the articles he writes on wwe.com and he looks like an utter tosser with his stupid blond hair. Even his contribution on the "Whooo" easter egg on the Flair DVD made me full of rage. Also, I can't abide Lita, Steph, Bubba Ray Dudley, John Cena or Garrison Cade

I'll go with Charlie Haas. He's a talented wrestler, is good on the mic when he's given the chance, has a great finisher and everytime I see him, I keep thinking that he's got all the tools to become World champ in the next 5 years. He's certainly going to be the breakout star on Smackdown this year if he keeps improving at his current rate

10. Zombie Nosh 9. Mountain Of The Cannibal God 8. Halloween 7. Ginger Snaps (easily the best modern horror film I've seen- can't believe the lack of love for this one) 6. Evil Dead 2 5. Zombie Flesh Eaters 4. Braindead 3. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original- obviously) 2. Candyman (one of the few horror films that ACTUALLY scared the hell out of me...the tension is almost unbearable in places) 1. Friday the 13th The most disappointing horror film I've seen is A Nightmare On Elm Street- everyone had hyped it up to me for years, but when I saw it, I was only mildly entertained. I got the impression that Freddy was the kind of guy who laughed at his own jokes, which was really offputting

I'm sure this will work out for the best for O'Haire. The Velocity matches I've seen since his demotion from the big leagues were much better than his four minute clashes on Smackdown. We've seen many wrestlers have success in the indys or TNA after being released (Raven, D'Lo) and I don't doubt that O'Haire will be successful as well.

They should definately bring the Backseat Boyz in, they would get over very quickly, are great workers and, judging by the amount of mix and match teams in the recent tag tournament, it's not like TNA are overflowing with decent tag teams. Also: B-Boy Sean O'Haire (after the 90 days) Spanky (ditto) Scotty Riggs

Agreed, that's SUCH an awesome song. I forgot to put Pulse in my list, but anything off that album is pretty killer stuff Do you have any other MCM stuff? I've got diggidockheadlock and osc disc limited edition. No, that's all I've got, although I did borrow 010 from one of my housemates, which was pretty good. I dunno, I just like Phil Collins' voice and that's my favourite Phil-sung Genesis song.

Dial M For Munky

Wow, not sure what a plane has to do with my user name, but I'm pretty happy with that.

Agreed, that's SUCH an awesome song. I forgot to put Pulse in my list, but anything off that album is pretty killer stuff

Yesterday Mountain Of The Cannibal God 7.5/10 Lost half a mark for the castration scene which was pretty horrific Today Mystery Men-9/10 Just a great cast- Ben Stiller, William H Macy, Janeane Garofalo, Geoffrey Rush etc. Great film

This is indeed a great song! Anything else worth getting by Refused? Very much so. Check out "The Shape of Punk To Come", the album New Noise is on. It's a genuine modern classic in my opinion.

Far- Waiting For Sunday 3 Colours Red- Copper Girl Spiritualized- I Think I'm In Love Genesis- In Too Deep New End Original- Lukewarm At The Drive-In- Invalid Litter Department Idlewild- Actually, It's Darkness Refused- New Noise

The Vandals- Fourteen I've watched you grow for all these years and shamefully admit, I've loved to watch you blossom and it's awful hard to quit Feeling these feelings stirring up inside of me. You're nearly a woman now and in a couple years, All the rules and boundaries will slowly disappear, Wait now my child until you get a little older, Every new sunrise brings your heart a little closer- to me [Chorus:] But I can't make love to you Because you're fourteen Just a peck on the cheek as I'm counting the weeks go by (why? why?) We can't make love together Because you're fourteen years old And the trust of your mom that we're not doing wrong, I just can't betray-today. Just an ounce of patience we can still do things we like- Watch you eat an ice cream cone and watch you ride your bike Patiently longing for that future day of truth- I want to hug and kiss you nearly every time I see you But I don't want the neighborhood to get the wrong idea There'll come a day when love like ours is not a crime Just give it time- [Chorus x2] But I can't make love to you Because you're fourteen Just a hug and a sigh from a law biding guy tonight (why? why?) We can't make love together- because you're fourteen years old And the trust of your mom that we're not doing wrong, I just can't betray-today. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Tender, yet also morally wrong. Bless

That's what I thought, then, come midnight, BOOM, the trial period went. Even more annoying is that I tried to buy it (because I'm feeling flush at the moment) and the damn thing wouldn't accept my debit card. Bastards!

HIM- The Funeral Of Hearts

I vote for Malenko vs Benoit - that was the one with the idiot crowd, right?

When I was eight, back in 1991, wrestling suddenly became popular in the UK when Sky started showing it. All my friends had Sky, but I didn't, and I REALLY wanted to watch this "wrestling" thing they were all talking about. Then ITV started showing WCW on Saturday afternoons, which I began to watch. The first match I saw (jobber squashes excluded) was Johnny B Badd vs Scotty Flamingo, which I thought was good, but the next week had Steve Austin beating Barry Windham for the WCW TV title, which got me hooked. From then on I watched WCW every week, then, when I finally got Sky in 1994, started watching the WWF as well.

Bad news for the live crowd- having to watch Hardcore Holly wrestle twice Good news for the live crowd- getting to watch Hardcore Holly job twice

Move Of 1000 Maniacs (Jon Dahmer) The Godsmack (The Messiah) Spanish Fly (The SAT) Most Requested Neckbreaker (Johnny Kashmere) Liontamer (proper version- Chris Jericho) Haas Of Pain (Charlie Haas) 630 Senton (Jerrelle Clark) Vertebreaker (Shane Helms) Yang Time (Jimmy Yang)

The Barracudas- Summer Fun

HIM- Love Metal Bon Jovi- Bounce (hey, it was only £3 and I really liked Misunderstood) Fenix TX- Lechuza Stone Sour- Stone Sour Napalm Death- Scum (for £1!) Crackout- Oh No Of them all, I think I like Crackout the best. They've stopped trying to be the British Weezer, which they were doing on This Is Really Neat, and are now trying to be the British Weezer Collaborating With The Cure, which is pretty great. Robots Have Feelings is quite the awesome song.

Pleasantville (8/10) and a few random episodes of Cheers from the DVD of the first series, all of which were between 8-10/10

Have edited out most of the tat, or this list would be huge. These are the best ones I've been to. Bands I've met are indicated by a * 1995 David Bowie/Morrissey 1996 Sleeper/Silver Sun 1997 Mansun/Cecil 1998 Catatonia*/Superstar* Depeche Mode 1999 3 Colours Red* Silverchair/Fuel Pitchshifter/Janus Stark Meatloaf Beastie Boys A*/Liberty 37*/co.uk* 2000 Therapy? Terrorvision Less Than Jake*/MXPX 2001 Sunna*/Crackout*/Miocene* (all of whom I met, as I worked as stage crew for the gig) Less Than Jake/Capdown Ash/Snow Patrol Reel Big Fish Manic Street Preachers Idlewild New Found Glory/Fenix TX* 2002 The Wildhearts Fenix TX/RX Bandits 2003 Reading Festival (highlights- Metallica, AFI, the Darkness, Turbonegro) Roadrage 2003 tour (Spineshank/Ill Nino/Chaimara) 2004 none as of yet, but have tickets for the Funeral For A Friend tour, with support from the Haunted, Million Dead and OneLineDrawing, which should be awesome

"Everything Sucks" is a very disappointing album. I still love Reel Big Fish, but I got this one after buying Favourite Noise and Why Do They Rock So Hard? and thought it was very average. Luckily I got it off eBay for £3, so I didn't feel too annoyed