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Do the asterisks denote anything in Kiper's mock, pinjockey? What's Kiper's mindset with having the Texans pick up Bush with the first overall? I just don't see Bush doing much better that Davis in Houston.

The baby blue smiley needs to sell and blade deep.

Went to the site and played a few turns. It's easy to get into, but we'll see if I'll stick with it.

Yes, you must appreciate the Spinal Tap nod. I'm starting to get annoyed that my guitarist keeps doing the "smash the guitar into the ground" routine at the end of Killer Queen and seemingly nothing else. It's such an awkward way to end the song.

Advice: Go through the advanced tutorial about hammer-ons and pull-offs a few times. They're pretty much necessary for alot of the songs above normal unless you've got a really quick strumming hand. Once you get the hang of it though, it helps alot.

Can't believe the two biggest blown plays I have ever witnessed happened within a minute of playing time. Vanderjagt's gonna have to run like hell to get out of Indianapolis right now.

They should've made green chickens so we could've had Green Eggs and Ham. Green Ham and Eggs just isn't the same.

Well, I've gone 72 hours without a response from my latest auction and the guy's got 4 more days before I file an Unpaid Item dispute and start prepping the top bidders for a potential Second Chance offer. It's a shame, really. I've been selling stuff on eBay for years now and haven't come across one of the douchebags that ruins it for everyone until now.

Added you Thoth. PM me and I'll try to schedule a meeting time.

Nevermind, I didn't know you already went through the process.

Anybody feel free to chime in here if I'm giving the wrong info. If you get a payment through PayPal, you'll have to open a PayPal account with the email you provided to eBay as a username. From there you can accept PayPal payments and they'll deposit it into your PayPal account until you decide to cash out. The way to cash out for free is to provide PayPal with a routing and bank account number so they can direct deposit the cash. If you prefer, you can also keep cash in the PayPal account and use it to pay for auction fees or other auctions which is pretty handy if you plan to use eBay quite a bit. Just make sure buyers aren't paying with debit/credit cards when using PayPal. PayPal takes a percentage out of the payment when buyers use plastic. On top of that, I believe to accept a credit card payment you have to change your account to one that takes a percentage out of all payments you receive, even cash. Not worth the hassle, in my opinion.

eBay's worked just fine for me thus far (close to 100 rating now), though I may have to release the hounds on a potential delinquent bidder in about 24-48 hours here. If you're not sure what your item will go for, check around. I usually don't sell unless I know I'll get around a certain amount guaranteed. Knowing what I'll most likely get, I save on costs by making a low initial bid. Also check what people are charging for shipping. You'll notice that additional shipping costs are a bit steep. There's a reason for that. If you get payment through Paypal, you have to give up some information and probably a bank account number to direct deposit to unless you want to get dinged by having them mail you a check. If you don't want to get raped, specify that you don't accept credit card payments through PayPal in your auction. That just ends in pain unless you're getting business levels of credit card sales.

Pretty good execution for a live take on Punch Out. Liked how the band used synthesized instruments for the 8-bit sound. A bit disappointed they skipped over King Hippo though.

Ripped from IGN's site July 13, 2005 - DreamWorks and Paramount Pictures confirmed this morning that director Michael Bay will helm the forthcoming Transformers flick. Bay had been circling the project for months, but was reluctant to discuss his involvement as recently as The Island press junket on Monday. Island screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci wrote the screenplay for flick which will be realized using live-action photography and computer animation. The studios also announced a release date of July 4th, 2007. A November '06 release had been rumored. Steven Spielberg is executive producing the film, with industry magnates Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Tom DeSanto and Don Murphy serving as co-executive producers. DreamWorks distribution head Jim Tharp hailed Bay's involvement saying, "Under the direction of Michael Bay, and with Steven Spielberg executive producing, we know that Transformers is going to be the kind of explosive action movie that is perfect for the height of the summer movie season. By staking our claim on the 4th of July, 2007, we ensure that we not only have the time to make this movie the way it should be made, but also to build excitement and awareness leading up to its release." Hasbro will be collaborating with the production team on all creative aspects of the flick – good news for Transformers purists. Keep an eye on Transformers.com as it will transition to a movie-themed site after an official unveiling at Comic-Con later this week. Con attendees will get a nice tease for the flick in the form of a massive 18-wheeler near the DreamWorks booth. We'll be bringing you more straight from the con! ---------------------------------------------- If they don't have at least one chaotic brawl that matches the animated movie's opening, I'm going to be pissed.

I've got two more CC's to check out, but thanks for the offer.

Another fellow CAG'er on the board, I see. Sadly, the CC closest to me had already been raped and pillaged of all the good stuff by the time I got the memo.

"Thank you, God, for getting me this job as a fast food mascot, for without it, I'd never have the opportunity to feel up Brooke Burke. Amen." Just a wonderful parody of paparazzi photos.

Watching my friend plow through X1 like it's nothing is the most disgustingly awesome thing I've witnessed.

Actually I figured out I was thinking of Psicosis and "Get Beck". Don't know how I managed to mix the two up.

They'll have a world title match with a mystery opponent. Champ comes out first, then they'll wheel out Stephanie in labor. The baby will fly out of Stephanie's cooch and directly onto the champ, pinning him and securing the Levesque baby with the records for fastest pinfall in a world title match and youngest champion ever, and if it's a girl, first female world champion.

Didn't Ultimo Dragon have another theme? A little heelish sounding and the theme alternated between either a koto or xylophone-like instrument and an electric guitar... Man, I wish I could figure out what song I'm thinking about...

want to try it, but due to my history of always owning an underpowered desktop, I'm not much of a PC gamer.

Dammit, beat to the punch with the obvious Dewey-Truman jab. *Shakes fist*

First return off the top of my head is Marty Jannetty's brief return with the Rockers reunion and his match against Kurt Angle.

I'll be honest. When Pat Robertson dies, I hope one person of each religious denomination spit on his grave then proceed to smile and shake hands with each other. It'd be the greatest gift the world could give me. If I ever crossed paths with him, I'd be hard-pressed not to punch the man in the mouth for being a damn bigot under the guise of a moral religious figure.