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Yeah, I will say the average emo/whatever you want to call it name is usually just as bad as the average death-metal name

While I'm all for people having opinions and all. The Joss Stone cover is balls. That song sounds like crap that slow, and you lose the whole rhyme scheme changing the words. I haven't heard anything else by her, but the "cool soul chick" image on her is already annoying me.

Styles Jericho

*waiting for the Laz hate to flood the thread* I like a lot of those kinds of bands. Fenix TX was my favorite on the lable. Too bad they split, I thought Lechuza was even better then their first album, they came off as a much more polished band from just their first album to their second

Yeah, he worked well with Joey. And it pissed me off that I have no idea what he said. It was from Wrestlepalooza 97

The announcing sucks balls. I would hardly call tonight Christopher's "Heat Debut." Would it kill them to pretend like the WWE fans have a memory. I find that Coach only works well when he's working with someone better than him. Which is not Al Snow.

My favorite ECW commentary moment was Joey Styles and Rick Rude. There's a Francine and Beullah catfight. STYLES: "CATFIGHT! CATFIGHT!" RUDE: "Hey, Styles, wouldn't it be great if..." then after that there's a long censoring *beep* STYLES: "Uh...CATFIGHT!"

http://www.rockonthenet.com/archive/1998/vh1artists.htm list was compiled in 1998

Same can be said for just about any actor though

Favorite tv show openings, for whatever reason, what are they? Mine. 1. Band of Brothers...not tv, but a 10 part mini series. The opening just sets up the show great, you get to see the action, drama, and the music is perfect. You feel like you're getting ready to watch something really epic. 2. Angel...while I like the Buffy opening, Angel is so much better in this department. Perfect music to go along with the images, and it's been pretty much unchanged over the last 5 years. 3. Smallville...good song to go along with the show's theme. Sets up the show nicely. 4. The Sopranos...music kicks ass. There's not much to it, but it's good enough to where you don't instantly skip it to get to the show.

Credit www.the-numbers.com BASED ON US GROSS ONLY Washington's gone over $100+ million twice (and the first time you can credit Julia Roberts), and $70+ million twice. His average boxoffice is $35,853,282. Adam Sandelr is a 5 time $100+ million movie guy. And 2 of those (50 First Dates, and Anger Management) are back to back. Average boxoffice movie is $57,157,613. Jim Carrey. 8 movies over $100+ million. 2 of those are $200+ million. Average gross: $84,969,307. Tom Hanks...13 TIMES OVER $100+ MILLION! 3 times $200+ million and once $300+ million. Average Gross: $91,682,783 So while I'd put Washington near the top, he's not at the top. And if you go worldwide it gap widens

This list is older than hell. I remember bitching years ago that the Police shouldn't be #10 and REM should be higher than #50. This list is a few years old

I like Fuel well enough just to not change the station if they come on. But they just don't have anything that makes them stand out. Just too generic.

I know the story of Man on Fire, and it sounds decient...but the previews I see on tv don't make it look that good. I though 13 Going On 30 would be #1 this week.

Did you up Sabu and the Dudley's stats? I couldn't imagine them getting that high.

No doubt that Laimbeer was physical. Even more so then he should of been, but he'd at least look at the guy when he hacked him.

Parish is a bitch. He sucker punched Bill with his back turned and ran like a girl when Lambo turned around. The in interviews went on about "he kicked his ass."

Eggs are decient, but only Wrestlemania Recalls? They could, NAY, SHOULD have done better

Finally answering the age old question...who would in in a fight, Batman, or Jesus?

Those suck. You'd think there might be an egg to just run them all back to back

I thought Callis was alright when he wouldn't go on and on about the shitty "network" angle. That got old very quickly

I don't read spoilers, so I didn't know for sure. It looked like him, but he changed his dropkick up so not to be noticed. While we would have caught it, I doubt the average WWE fan would of with his limited wrestling tv time.

Maybe they'll show the early days of Jim Cunningham working as a bouncer in a rough and tumble bar called The Double Deuce

Hart Trophy Martin Brodeur (NJD) Jarome Iginla (CGY) Martin St. Louis (TB) Norris Trophy Zdeno Chara (OTT) Scott Niedermayer (NJD) Chris Pronger (STL) Vezina Trophy Martin Brodeur (NJD) Miikka Kiprusoff (CGY) Roberto Luongo (FLA) Calder Trophy Trent Hunter (NYI) Andrew Raycroft (BOS) Michael Ryder (MTL) Frank J. Selke Trophy Kris Draper (DET) John Madden (NJD) Alyn McCauley (SAN) Lady Byng Memorial Daniel Alfredsson (OTT) Brad Richards (TB) Martin St. Louis (TB) Jack Adams Trophy Darryl Sutter (CGY) John Tortorella (TB) Ron Wilson (SAN)

I'd take anything that would lead to less Rikishi on TV