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A cookie medal?

Not a Pats fan, just an admirer. My primary team is the Vikings (go ahead, I know there's a flame ready for that one) 1984 10-6 1985 15-1 (The SB Season) 1986 14-2 1987 11-4 1988 12-4 1989 6-10 1990 11-5 1991 11-5 Made the playoffs for all but one season in that span... goddamn did they suck

Touched a nerve did I? Not my fault you don't know anything about football It sounds like all you're doing is displacing the credit that IS deserved by the aforementioned QBs and placing it towards other factors on their team. "Bradshaw wasn't a HoF QB, he only made it because of his defense!" By your reasoning, you could claim (however fallacious) that "Joe Montana wasn't THAT good a QB, he just had Seifert's defensive schemes" Brady is the team leader of the Patriots, nuff said (see also Frigid's points above) Manning will be this generations Dan Marino/Dan Fouts: Lots of flashy stats, no rings.

So if you played on the opposite of a good defense, you can never be considered a good QB? Never talk about football again, ever

Yeah, those are called "university servers"

As a fan and owner (not a mullet) of long hair, I definitely say "Bring it back!"

Agreed. Tom Brady plays with one of the most dominant defenses ever, with one of the best defensive minded coaches ever. Am I the only that sees the trend? I do see a trend Terry Bradshaw played with one of the most dominant defenses ever, with one of the best defensive minded coaches ever. You going to tell me Bradshaw wasn't a good QB (he had two SB MVP awards, just like Brady) just because he had guys like Mean Joe Green and Jack Lambert on the other side of the ball, as well as Chuck Noll running the team? And that's to say nothing of how Bradshaw and Noll hated each other, versus how Brady and Belicheck like to work together Preposterous

A good song? ....nah

JSYK stands for "Jon Sucks Young cocK"

Justsoyouknow rhymes with "Dear god, do I blow"

Allright, here's my personal ultimate recommendation list for MST First, before you go and say, "Why isn't 'Episode X' on this list?", these are just my opinion. Some episodes I didn't find funny at all (gasp), and others I enjoyed, but I'm unsure if most people would find it funny as I did. One small caveat is that I'm biased towards the relatively more recent films (70's through 90's, as opposed to 40's through 60's) and also towards the foreign films Local Season - quite frankly, this season sucked for the most part, though there were some little bits here and there are interesting. One major difference between this season and the future is that the jokes were totally improv rather than scripted. While at some points this leads to hilarity (especially from Josh Weinstein, who thrived on improv), it also leads to long stretches of silence in the theater. Phase IV - If an MST fan should see only one ep from the local season (for the novelty), this is the one. Josh is on fire (not like that) throughout the episode, and it's not really that bad a movie Season 1 - Same as the local season. While the humor is a bit more polished, their growing pains are still there, now to be experienced by a national audience. For that, I can only recommend one from this season as well (so you at least get to see the novelty of Josh as Dr. Earhardt and Servo) Robot Monster Season 2 - Things are running smoother now, but better things would still come yet. Sidehackers Rocket Attack USA Godzilla vs. Megalon Season 3 - My favorite season, largely because I'm a sucker for the bad Japanese movies. Also has some bad 80's movies/TV series that make for good material here Cave Dwellers Gamera Pod People Time of the Apes Amazing Colossal Man Gamera vs. Zigra Master Ninja I + II (two separate episodes) Season 4 - Compared to the previous season, I didn't like this one very much, probably because they stuck mostly with 50's/60's flicks without the nice variety from the previous seasons. Teenagers from Outer Space Being From Another Planet Hercules Unchained The Day the Earth Froze Manos (I think it's only an okay episode, but since the majority of MSTers claim this to be the pinnacle of the series, I'll let you be the judge) Season 5 - The split season, when Joel left and Mike came in Joel eps Warrior of the Lost World Eegah! Mitchell Mike eps Alien from LA Outlaw Santa Claus Season 6 - Mike's first full season. Kinda hit and miss, IMO Zombie Nightmare Creeping Terror Code Name: Diamond Head San Fransisco International Red Zone Cuba Danger: Death Ray Season 7 - Last CC season. Only six episodes, but all six are extremely strong (presumably because they wanted to go out with a bang), so I'd recommend the whole damn season. Unfortunately, Incredible Melting Man was the aforementioned tape in which my dad interrupted halfway through, and I wouldn't mind getting the full episode back, dammit... Season 8 - First Sci-Fi season. New voice for Crow, plus Dr. Forrestor and Frank are gone. Host/break segments go downhill a fair bit, IMO, hence at this point I started watching just for the movie-riffing (which was still dead on). This season closed out with quite possibly the strongest trio of episodes in the series history Giant Spider Invasion Parts: The Clonus Horror Riding with Death Prince of Space Invasion of the Neptune Men The Closing Trio Space Mutiny Time Chasers Overdrawn at the Memory Bank Season 9 - Fewer episodes than in previous seasons (due to less demand from SFN), but still a strong season. Only episode I never saw was Gorgo Phantom Planet Puma Man Werewolf Hobgoblins Touch of Satan Final Sacrifice Devil Fish Season 10 - The final season. Due to not having the SFN for a fair while from '99 on, I have not seen about half of the episodes Soultaker Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders Future War Final Justice Squirm Danger: Diabolik (the final episode)

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Was there a reason given for the vacating? And what does this say about IWGP? They had a stable line of champions going for a bit, then they build up and give the belt to Tenzan only to have him drop it in Kawada-rivaling speed, and now the belt is vacant again? Damn

I'm probably one of the very few Americans who enjoys world football (i.e. soccer), especially watching with foreign friends who help me get into it much more For example, the other day at work when they had on a Man-U game (against SouthHampton, dunno when it actually happened, but it was aired on Tues afternoon), I watched it with some of my Indian co-workers, and we were all into it, especially when the crowd shouts/sings in full unison... something you don't hear in US sports (at least, not without the word "sucks" in it)

Re: Joel vs. Mike I have kind of a strange opinion on this. For the most part I take the neutral road in saying they both have their goods and bads BUT Back when I first started watching, I prefer Joel miles ahead of Mike... however, years later, when I would rewatch a Joel episode versus a Mike episode, it would seem like the Joel episode failed to age as well as the Mike one, even though there may have only been a two year difference between the two Maybe sometime I'll post my ultimate recommendation list (since there certainly are plenty of eps I think can or should be avoided, much as I loved the show)

Paragon = post whore +1

When was the last time you asked for an episode anyway? I don't expect you to mail me a tape to watch, when we meet up again you can either bring some or I'll just watch'em should I go there. Anyways do you have that episode where Satan is trying to ruin Christmas behind Santa's back? That episode rules. I'll put it to you this way: I have every CC episode on tape, save for one because my goddamn dad changed channels for a half hour while in the middle of recording... I have most of the Sci-Fi eps, but there are some gaps, especially from the 10th season (which I didn't even get to see most of until 3 years later)

Straight out of hell One of a kind Stalking his victims Don't look behind you

When was the last time you asked for an episode anyway? As for the show's original run, it aired in Minneapolis from Thanksgiving '88 until May '89, then on Comedy Channel/Central from November '89 to May '96, and finally on Sci-Fi from January '97 until last week Interesting fact: The last filmed episode, Danger: Diabolik aired on August 8 1999, but the last-aired original episode, Merlin's Magical Shop, didn't air until a month later (it was delayed due to film-rights negotiations)

Or better yet, but Hitler's head on the body of stripper girl in Tom's avatar

Use Your Illusion rhymes with "Scrotal Contusion"

You can check out their two CDs here and here I never got the second one, and I only somewhat liked the first one. Granted that was five years ago and if I broke it out again I may feel differently now.

Inspired by the KC talk in the metal guitarists thread My personal favorite era is the early 80's lineup, capped off by the amazing live album Absent Lovers, recorded on the last show of the TOAPP tour. After that would be a tie between the Wetton era and the Double Trio Thoughts?

Tosser I rule and you know it, bitch

Bugger. Bollocks. Cheerio Cor blimey! Bloody 'ell