Black Lushus

Is there some sort of inside joke going on with you guys calling him ARMDrag rather than AMDrag?

Who wins in Mike Brown/Urijah Faber rematch? Also, I need to see more Kongo...big black ass bastard...the december UFC was the first time I've seen him.

Guys...this is the WWE...Matt will totally be behind the accident...like he cut his brake lines or some shit.

Crash...hmmm...outside of Terrance Howard punking out Ludacris and the Hispanic dudes story arch, no, I found Crash boring.

I haven't seen a single Underworld movie and I currently do not intend to. I can't stand the lead Lychan in the ads...bitch you can't be Leonidas!

Yes, the whole Cena reaction is a interesting thing to behold...whether he's booed or cheered, he generates more reaction than anyone not named Vickie Guerrero.

That's too bad about Kendrick, I think doing the "Ezekiel saves him from elimination multiple times" spots would have been fun.

I think the 90s was about the best period for tennis on both the male and female sides. While Pete Sampras was dominate, it wasn't JUST him like it had been with Federer lately. Plus he had a great rival to play off of with Andre Agassi. The women's side was good because there were numerous big name gals going back and forth and the Williams sisters hadn't established their dominance yet. I actually watched tennis through most of the 90s, haven't really watched much of it since Sampras and Agassi called it quits.

I was happy to hear the MVP chants and happy to hear the crowd actually boo his elimination. Maybe this year will be kinder to him.

So is the current fad for television "lead character has the most brilliant mind in the world when it comes to this particular profession"? House, Bones, The Mentalist, Lie To Me...any others?

IMO, one recent snub I can think of was Sean Astin not getting nominated for best supporting actor in Return of the King...come on, he was great there!

Never seen it, should I? oh no, sir...no no NO

What did you think of Cruising, EHME?

Whenever I hear "Help Me Rhonda", it reminds me of Short Circuit 2.

I do have to admit, there's a line from Tommy Boy I always go to when talking about my brother-in-law, who has been in college for 8 years now: "A lot of people go to college for 7 years!" "yeah, they're called doctors!"

Dirty Work is one of my all-time favorite films, and I actually did like Chris Farley there....small doses, small doses.

Nothing beyond SNL.

Kevin James strikes me as a small doses (not LITERALLY, of course) kinda guy, hence why he worked out so well in Hitch. He wasn't in it non-stop, so whenever he was, the parts were enjoyable. That's why he works on a sitcom, smaller doses. I don't think I can take his comedy routine for an entire movie. I haven't found a fat man consistently funny since John Candy, and most of his comedy DIDN'T center around his weight.

Awesome, a good ol fashion gorefest...fuck this thinking man's PG-13 rated horror shit, fuck you THE RING!

Just give Dreamer the IronMan push in the Rumble...that's good enough for him. Put him in at #2 and have him go Final 5.

I think someone else had it once, now it's killing me to find out what it's from. My first thought was Green Acres.

Agent, what is that avatar from?

That episode of SNL last night was...not very good. But HEY, Rosario Dawson's tits!

Sometimes I channel my inner Rosie Perez and attempt to question all the answers on Jeopardy.

Eh, I always saw the character differently I guess. He was a sucka with Minmei and Lisa, but once Fokker got hisself blown away Rick kinda dived into the role of Skull 1. Sure he whined some, but I always saw him as the "hero saving the day" sort. Maybe I just saw him the wrong way. I'll have to bring out the DVDs and check it out again. Either way I just don't see Tobey as Rick. Honestly, I don't like him as Rick Hunter either, but I'm such a Macross mark, I'll take what I can get.