Epic Reine

I'd go with either Steve Buscemi or Crispin Glover. Robin Williams is too old to play the role of Joker who will need to take bumps in the film.

What are some song titles that people often get wrong? I got some: "Keep 'Em Seperated" by The Offspring (Come Out And Play) "Comin' Down The Mountain" by Jane's Addiction (Mountain Song) "Time Of Your Life" by Green Day (Good Riddance [Time Of Your Life]) "The Sandman" (or simply Sandman) by Metallica (Enter Sandman) People confuse the Offspring one all the time. I always gotta correct them.

The Village sucked but I have forgiven Shyamalan. Unbreakable is his best movie while Signs and Sixth Sense are both decent. I'm gonna give this movie a try. If it sucks like The Village did then I'll jump on the M. Night hating bandwagon.

Killing In The Name or War Ensemble.

Are you sure you're not talking about yourself? Because this one is really dumb and probably never happened. And don't get me wrong! I'm not just being an asshole, as the other ones you listed were somewhat understandable. I've heard the mistake more than once from other people. Considering the lead yells the phrase "comin' down the mountain" in the beginning of the song, it's probably where people got it or they might forget the name of the song but know it involves a mountain. Just a few weeks ago, my friend's brother was talking to me about Jane's Addiction and mentioned how "Comin' Down The Mountain" was his favorite song by them and I corrected him by saying that "Mountain Song" was the actual name.

Also, Faith No More's "Epic" is often mistaken for "What is it?" due to it's chorus. Hell I'll admit it, up until my freshman year in high school, I thought "What is it?" was the name of the song as well and I've been listening to that song years before that.

Stay on topic. Dumbass.

I don't drink, smoke, or do drugs but I also hate labels. Fuck sXe.

My spanish teacher back in high school used to always said that. I always answered back with "sure" and then just bolted out of the room before he could say anything.

Jerk is our U.S. president? George W. Bush is a 32-year-old man from Missouri? He must have awful genes or did a lot of drugs in his youth to look that old. How so? I expressed other reasons why I didn't like the movie other than the lame fact that no one can figure out it's him.

Double post. Sue me.

Terrible logic. I can look at you and obviously see that you're not G.W. Bush since I know what you and him look like. Clark Kent and Superman have the same face except Suppy has that stupid curl in the front of his hair.

Mark Henry is our modern day Ahmed Johnson. The guy's a walking accident.

I would actually like to change my name. Who should I contact to do so?

I just saw it last night and while I didn't hate it, it really wasn't anything special. Keep in mind that I'm not a Superman fan to being with. I really don't think the concept of Superman works in present day. A guy who is seemingly invinsible that can fly, has ungodly strengh, and can run extremeley fast is too cheesy to pull off in a modern day setting. I can see it working in the 70's and even 80's but not in fucking 2006. It's not like Spider-Man and Batman where they can work in any era and not come off as hokey. It also really blows my mind how NOBODY can fucking figure out at that Superman is really Clark Kent. The same day Superman returns is the same day Clark Kent returns to the Daily Planet. When Superman is out saving the world, Clark Kent is nowhere to be seen. No one questions this? No one can put two and two together?. Again, the concept would have work about 30 years ago. I think the movie would have fared better if it took place in an older setting.

Bret Hart also tapped to Lugar's torture rack on a Nitro in '98. It was for the US title and Bret won it back a few days later on Thunder.

How much teasing and hazing can one person take before they blow up? Everyday I'm taken one step closer to my breaking point. For the past few weeks, everyone has been walking all over me: my friends, family, and co-workers. The things that I do for people are greatly unappreciated, people continously pick fights with me and tell me to be quiet when I have something to say. I really feel like I'm going to lash out at the next person who starts shit with me. I don't want to resort to violence because 1.) I don't want to physuically hurt my friends and family ans 2.) I don't want to get fired from my job. I'm a pretty thick skinned personbut latley some of the things I've heard about me just aren't funny and really get to me. I can understand petty teasing now and then between friends because that's apart of friendship but the things I hear are something that should be said between bitter enemies and not good friends. I haven't really mentioned this to anyone because I don't want to sound like a whiny 12 year old. I also don't wanna insult people back because I get really mean and really violent and I don't wanna be like an asshole because then I'll be in the wrong. Anybody else have this problem? What would you do?

Depeche Mode.

The fuck is up with everyone on myspace who's in a relationship has to put their status as "married"? I swear, my friend's been married 5 times in the past year it seems.

Knox pinned Doring with the Shellshock (Alex Shelley's finisher). I love that move.

The only movie to ever make me cry was The Green Mile. Such a powerful film.

Yea, Heat's still around.

What happened to Velocity? Is it now cancelled due to the new ECW? That's gotta suck for a lot of the roster.

Might as well do one of these. I'll do my Metallica in order: Not counting S & M or Garage Inc. 1. Master Of Puppets 2. Ride The Lightning 3. Black Album 4. Kill 'Em All 5. Justice 6. Reload 7. Load 8. St. Anger

I perfer Reload to Load personally and Unforgiven II is probably my favorite post black album Metallica song.