Gary Floyd

Damnit, as much as this pisses me off and saddens me, I knew something like this was going to happen. Right now, my thoughts are going out to everyone in London right now.

Church of Misery-El Topo

Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III-5/10 To David J. Schow: You're a great author, but stick to the prose. See it if you want to see Ken Foree and Viggo Mortensen in the same movie. Plus, it's better than "TCM: The Next Generation".

Wow, they released the Dudleys. Didn't see that one coming. Nor did I see Matt Morgan being released. To the Dudleys: Since you'll probably be in the indie circuit, some advice: If you see New Jack, RUN.

You are a sex offender if you're this man

Joy Division-Warsaw

Wow, Mordecai was still employed? With Kidman gone, I wonder if Torrie Wilson will be next

I'd go with "Beyond Re-Animator" instead of "Bride". "Beyond" is just funnier and more interesting,while "Bride" just feels a bit too forced. Plus, while he's not as cool as Dr. Cain, The Warden is a great villain. And, it has one of the funniest exchanges in horror history Dr. Philips: That's the way to the hole! Herbert West: It certainly is. The bit where Mindy Clarke becomes a human pin-cusion/killing machine is one of the coolest moments in 90's horror films.

Ichi the Killer-9/10 A real masterpiece of sadism and black comedy. Yesterday Cabin Fever-8.5/10 A great mix of horror, comedy, gore, and potent dread. I still can't watch the fingerbang scene or the leg shaving scene without cringing. The only flaws I can think of is that it overdoes it with the homages, and a few jokes fall flat. Other than that, it's great.

I'm with RepoMan. While I do think we should leave Iraq, we should wait a little more.

What The fuck? Who on Earth would get off on that? That out of the way...

The more I reads the responses on here, the more I realize how stupid I sounded earlier. Mods, please feel free to delete this thread. (Man, I must be the least confrontational guy who posts here)

Sorry guys, anyways, you can respond to it after Smackdown if you want to.

I know that it's been mentioned before, but Vince Mchmahon really seems to live in his own little world, with no knowledge of race relations. While racial stereotypes have been in wrestling for God knows how long, it's only recently with things like The Mexicools and most recently, the "terrorist" incident on Smackdown involving Divari, Muhammed Hussan, trhe Undetacker, and five masked guys, that I've begun to worry about this kind of thing in wrestling. What we are seeing right now are the worst in racial stereotyping, especially with the recent "terrorist" incident. This goes beyonf wrestling and playing with fans fears and prejudices, and I think, may very well be a look at Vince's view on Arab American relationships. Granted, the Hassan character didn't really offend me at first (it takes alot to offend me) but this time, I personally feel that they may be going a bit too far.

Ladies and gentleman the 2005 gooker award winner.

Snitsky, I enjoy. Viscera, I enjoy (although I don't understand why we are susposed to feel bad for a guy who left his girlfriend for a bunch of hookers. Wait, this is the WWE, so nevermind.) Kerwin White though, I just don't like.

All I can say about Raws ending is this: Dancing Corgi approves.

Well, I'm bored. See ya another time. *Takes Andrew TS's lead and watched "Twilight Zone" That reminds me, I also would like to see some old "Outer Limits" episodes.*

Probably wondering why he's still employed. Or smoking pot with RVD.

Goddamnit, does this shit ever end?

Because Vince and Hogan laugh at us all in they're dreams? Other than that, I don't know. Hmm, I wonder what Vinces dreams are like...

HHH quit the company. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Don't I wish

Sorry I've been gone, Internet connection briefly went out. So, Did I miss anything important?

Wow, the WWE sure knows how to properly handle controversial racial issues. I did get a chuckle out of his new name though.

Well, it's diva search Time to change the channel.