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Outside of four characters - Kraven, Venom, Green Goblin, and Doctor Octopus - Spider Man's foes look more suited to tangle with the Ambiguously Gay Duo. Check out the rest of these bad boys: Beetle (guy dressed in bug armor that shoots electricity) Electro (guy dressed as a green and yellow lightning bolt that shoots electricity) Shocker (guy dressed as a quilt and shoots "vibro-shock" blasts) Vulture (old "genius" - har har - who can fly around) Hydroman (guy who can turn into water) Sandman (guy who can turn into sand, manipulate his own density) Scorpion (green guy with a cybernetic tail) Mysterio (guy who wears a fishbowl and shoots mind-altering gasses) Prowler (former cleaning guy who shoots sleeping gas pellets) Rhino (giant indestructible guy dressed as a rhino) Lizard (giant lizard) Jackal (C-level villain who was responsible for the most inane 18-part Spidey crossover of all time) Carnage (idiotic second-rate Venom knockoff who was responsible for the second-most inane 18-part Spidey crossover of all time) Hammerhead (he has a big head) Puma (he has super-senses) Boomerang (he throws a boomerang) How this gaggle of morons compares to Batman's demented carnival of villains is beyond me. You forgot the ex-Nazi who was made of bees, Swarm. WTF? http://www.spiderfan.org/characters/swarm.html

Already knew this was coming out, but HOLY FUCK! Spielberg...at least you know it will have good effeects.

Washington state (where I live) is definitely not a 'weak' Kerry state. Last presidential election the vote was split 70-30 in favor of the democratic candidate, Al Gore. With things moving more and more towards the anyone but Bush ticket, Kerry could win in an even bigger landslide. Of course, I doubt this would happen because Kerry will almost certainly lose this election. You can just feel it. Not even Democrats are big on this guy.

I assume you're all talking about Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past From the Future, which is (IMO) the greatest character name ever devised. He's far from the greatest "villain" in the series, however. That title clearly belongs to the Mooninites.

Ah, my favorite scene in the series. Great show.

Are you saying the Godfather wouldn't have been that good without it's sequels?

Actually that's why they're called sitcoms. They are situational comedy. The situation for both these series revolves around certain jobs that characters have. Also, Wings was watchable until Lowell left the show. Coach was meh.

And what a marvelous job of holding them down he did. I mean, look where they are now.

The WWE Championship. The best of all-time: The old Intercontinental title.

I don't know what you're talking about griffinmills. Harvey Birdman is still as awesome as ever. It's just ATHF is one of the funniest shows on TV right now. Harvey had no chance to compete. Sealab 2021 is hit and miss, although I did enjoy the episode about Sealabia that they recently showed.

Is it safe to say the Bronco Buster will be on that tape?

Come to think of it, why isn't Kane on this list? He hasn't been over enough to warrant his constant push since his return from SMW. He does the same three moves in every match and, other than that, basically just stalks his opponents around the ring now. Does anyone actually take him seriously anymore? He's had about a million main event pushes (or one constant one, depending on how you view it) and has held the WWF title for 1 day.

Tails never fails.

Garrison Cade perhaps? He is a former HBK student so there is a link there. Only problem is that Cade has shown very little potential so fare. The New New Rockers?

I second Led Zeppelin's "Gallows Pole". Also: Kansas' "Dust in the Wind" Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers' "Learning To Fly" Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers' "Roll Another Joint" Nirvana's "Jesus Don't Want Me For A Sunbeam" Nirvana's "Lake of Fire" Nirvana's "Polly" (although the electric version is better) Stealer's Wheel's "Stuck in the Middle With You" The Who's "Behind Blue Eyes" That's all I can think of for now.

The Godfather. Part II was good, but Pacino wasn't as good in his parts as he was in the first movie. DeNiro really helps bring the movie out of the gutter, in my opinion. Essentially, Michael Corleone in II is a craptastic character.

You mean ten hours right? That's why they call it a decade. Ten years.

X Cool, an X. Wow, there sure are a lot of long posts in this thread. <-----contributing nothing to the conversation since 2004.

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And Don't Cry is a hella good song.

Robert DeNiro. Damn. That was hard.

The Job had the interesting aspect of Denis Leary's character being the complete opposite of moral, but still trying to keep his life together. It was, for some reason, impossible not to like the characters in the show (especially Adam Ferrara's), but it got stuck in a crappy time spot on a crappy network so no one ever saw it. It even could have resurrected the career of the chick who played Hilary on Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

I think they'd call him "Asai" because his first name is Yoshihiro. That's not an easy name for dumbass announcers to pronounce. (Except Joey Styles and probably Josh Matthews)

Holy Fuck! You are now my favorite poster on this forum. You took the words right out of my mouth... except you forgot to add Keen Eddie. But the poster after you took care of it, so I will excuse you.

You weren't the only one.