Slayer

A rare Friday game. Last one may have involved the Vikings. On XMas eve, no less Minnesota goes to Green Bay in November, so the Vikings don't get the early September advantage that they had last year

Packing cocaine is a useful skill

Teen Wolf

I wonder how much money goes into such one-time abortion jerseys

I missed both 660 and 661, both the actual event and any replay of such And I could not give a shit less

Eurythmics, though Annie Lennox fights dirty

Bartman sure thinks they're easy-going

QUITTER~!

I always thought DoTF to be underrated in the metal scene, as the two albums that seem to get most of the love are Screaming for Vengeance and Painkiller, albeit for good reason. If I expanded the above list to 15-20, Painkiller no doubt would be on there.

I gotta see that Past-shoulder length brown hair with a reddish tint, only pull it back for special events, otherwise I let it all hang free. My philosophy is "Why have long hair if you're going to keep it corralled all the time?" The stark contrast comes from the fact that up until the age of 20, I sported conservative short hair. I started growing it out in mid-'00 because 1) I was getting back into heavy metal again and 2) I had just been dumped, and went into an anti-social dive, thus I went through this fairly stark radical change (though hair growing is a long process, I know) that eventually evened itself out over time

You mean our neighbor, roomie Consider it payback for trying to institute anarchy and burn my thread to the ground and loot my account

Is not My top 10 is hard to say... what was my top 5 five years ago is not the same as 3 years ago is not the same as even a year ago... so I rifled through my CD collection, thinking about what CDs I've always come back to time and time again, no matter what the genre, or what mood I may be in... For lack of any ability to put them in preferential order, I've put them in alphabetical order Children of Bodom - Hatebreeder Death - Symbolic Fates Warning - Parallels Judas Priest - Defenders of the Faith My Dying Bride - Turn Loose the Swans Nevermore - Nevermore Paradise Lost - Draconian Times Savatage - Streets Virgin Steele - Marriage of Heaven and Hell Part I Yngwie Malmsteen - Rising Force

justsoyoublowme I had to do it

Be overweight before you even go to college I lost 30 lbs that way

I bet he does, and I have a few things to say to him *this post edited by John Ashcroft at 7:15 PM*

Munky's pic Resemblance?

I justified your existence, bitch. You owe me

Who wants to point out that it's been done already? ...guess that's my job

Banky's looking for love again

Flip a coin

At 1-5, they haven't beaten much of anyone

Randy Orton: World Champion

Recommend: Number of the Beast, Somewhere in Time, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, Dance of Death Anti-recommend: The Blaze albums. While I like X-Factor (Virtual XI sucks though), I can't recommend it to Maiden n00bs right off the bat. Recommend: Screaming for Vengeance, Defenders of the Faith, Painkiller Anti-recommend: The Tim Owens albums, studio or live. He was horribly misused during his time there, and the guitarists drop-tuning their classic songs at concerts was blasphemy. Given the extensiveness and variety of their discography, it's hard to figure where you might start, but one major thing IMO is that the live albums are far superior to the studio outings, so find the live CDs, especially Absent Lovers, Night Watch and Vroom Vroom

If perfect games, even against the worst of teams, were so "easy", there wouldn't have only been 16 pitched in 100+ years of baseball Speaking of perfect games, one of my favorite moments ever was Tom Browning's perfect game in '88, and not against a scrub team either, but against the eventual WS champion Dodgers

Wasn't the original (forgotten) idea of the series supposed to be about the teacher (Miss Bliss) rather than the students (Zach and co.)?