The Electrifyer

I haven't heard the whole CD, but I find Let Me In to be a pretty good song.

sigh... Trenton Hassel, another former Bull who only starts to play good after leaving Chicago.

That would be Mr. Popeye Jones.

I believe you're all forgetting George Muresan:

Nice pick-up by Detroit. Dupree is a another one of those "outcasts" in the NBA that I believe can actually play, if given the opportunity. I think he can fit in well as a back-up for Rip Hamilton. The Pistons, in true Joe Dumars fashion, are doing pretty well picking up outcasts in the free agent market.

NJ should try to get Stromile Swift now that they've lost Kenyon. Who else can Kidd lob alley-oops too?

They don't need anymore big contracts, period.

This game has made me realise how bad I am in geography.

I'd take Toronto out of playoff contention too.

Vlade's old, but he doesn't have to hang it up just yet. He's been pretty effective with his passing and slow-motion lay-ups.

Well, it's official... Shaq's in Miami, Odom, Grant and Butler are in Miami: http://www.nba.com/lakers/news/odom_shaq_trade_040714.html

Thanks Superstar... let me test if that works: Edit: Damn... it wont work... thanks anyways though. I'd sign up for Photobucket, but they closed registrations for a while.

I remember there was a thread around here that showed you how you could link to Geocities images so no red x would show up. I can't find that thread but would link to know how its done. If anyone knows, speak up... thanks.

Czech... I wish the same thing! And about Karl: RETIRE ALREADY FUCK!

Also, it appears that McDyess and Rasheed Wallace have both signed on with the Pistons: http://www.freep.com/sports/pistons/pistons13e_20040713.htm I still don't think McDyess can replace Okur, Detroit needs to look for a big man to play center and back up Ben Wallace.

Cammy is just too damned stupid to be believable. Ralph, the host, is the best character on the show. His looks and one-liners are hilarious. "I'm sorry we had to see that... on such a small monitor" was the line of the year.

Interesting, Boozer's agent has resigned from representing Carlos because of his betrayal of the Cavs: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=1838569 Monday, July 12, 2004 ESPN.com news services SFX agent Rob Pelinka informed the NBA players' association on Monday that he had resigned as Carlos Boozer's agent, two league sources told ESPN Insider Chad Ford. Pelinka's client caused a storm of controversy around the league last week when Boozer agreed to a six-year, $68 million contract with the Utah Jazz. Jazz GM Kevin O'Connor confirmed to Ford on Monday that he was aware that Pelinka had resigned as Boozer's agent. However, he declined to make a statement concerning the resignation. According to O'Connor, the Jazz still expect Boozer to sign the six-year offer sheet on Wednesday. Making a last-ditch effort to retain Boozer, the Cavaliers have offered him a one-year contract worth about $5 million, The Associated Press reported Monday. If Boozer accepts the Cavs' new offer, which was confirmed to the AP by a source close to the negotiations who spoke on condition of anonymity, he would put himself in position to be eligible next summer for an even larger contract than the ones Utah and Cleveland have offered. According to sources in Cleveland, Boozer and Pelinka approached the Cavs about letting him out of the last year of his contract June 30. Boozer could have been Cleveland's next season for $695,000, but the Cavaliers did not pick up their option after, the club said, Boozer had committed to re-signing for the team's full midlevel exception -- somewhere around six years and $40 million. Since that time, the criticism of Boozer and Pelinka has intensified around the league. Boozer and Pelinka haven't returned calls to any media outlet seeking comment. In the wake of the controversy, a number of agents have claimed that they would resign if their client reneged on a verbal commitment. "I'd resign immediately if a client wanted to renege on a deal, even a verbal one," one agent told Ford last week. "I still believe integrity in this business matters. If you agree on a deal, you have to live with, no matter what else happens. I personally believe that Boozer and his agent miscalculated a bit here. But I also understand what they did. Players want security. The Cavs can offer that. It just means he has to take less money to get it now. It's a tradeoff." According to sources, SFX and Pelinka grew increasingly concerned in the aftermath of the agreement that Boozer's betrayal would sully the reputation of the agency and prevent them from conducting good faith negotiations with league owners in the future. Neither Pelinka nor his boss, Arn Tellem, returned calls Monday from The Associated Press seeking comment on the decision to part ways with Boozer. Information from The Associated Press was used in this report. Interesting, to say the least.

Bryce should come back and murder someone next week.

Seriously, I feel the same way. When I see Will Ferrel, I just see "SNL!" written all over him. It wierd to think of him as a movie star now.

Do they even make money inside the Staples Center?

I didn't mean as of right now.

I don't like that deal. Odom is a KG like player and the future of Miami. I'd rather give him time to develop than trade for Shaq, who might not even re-sign with Miami next year. Now that I think about it, I'd rather see no team at all trade for Shaq and make him stay in LA for another season. If his grumpiness and bad attitude stays in LA, it could be the worst thing to happen to the Lakers.

Jack Black's spot was the funniest. And the out-take for it at the end was great too. So many funny lines in the movie like "I will punch you in the ovary." or something. I wish someone could list them all, since I forgot almost everything.

I just got back from seeing this movie and it was well worth it. The entire cast is hilarious, as are all the cameo's. Stop reading those crap reviews and go watch this movie.