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i use the Back to the Future theme

David Hasselhof in Dodgeball and the Spongebob movie

you are correct Austin was the first to have it, but his version had blue leather and the old WWF logo. When The Rock got it at SS it was the 100% Attitude version.

just got KISS: Symphony

i watched Detroit Rock City last night so i'm in the mood for more KISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

i just bought Detroit Rock City

here it is http://s41.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1DEC60Z...G81TTR3DSLWEOOY

for those interested, they're showing Day of the Dead and ROTLD 3 right before 4 and 5

i have to scan some recent pics, but up until monday of last week i had the Jericho 2002-2003 superlong goatee, but black. I'm shaved right now for a change, but i'm usually a bearded guy.

i'll post it later

i bought Cast Away 2 disc edition a couple of days ago

i watched Rock n Roll High School like an hour ago

pretty cool, i like it

can of tuna with honey mustard and salsa

i also loved the RR 2000 promo mentioning Crash and Mosh. All his segmentes with the Hurricane in 2003 were pretty funny too

some cassava chips with nat peanut butter and a couple of raisins on top, damn good

ok they did the official announcement at DVDANSWERS.COM: Title: Land of the Dead Starring: Simon Baker Released: 18th October 2005 SRP: $29.99 Further Details Universal has announced rated and unrated editions of George A. Romero's Land of the Dead which stars the likes of Simon Baker, John Leguizamo, Dennis Hopper and Asia Argento. Both discs will be available to own from the 18th October this year, and should retail at around $29.99 a piece. The rated edition (runtime 1 hour 33 minutes) will be available in full frame only, whereas the unrated edition (1 hour 37 minutes) will be presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen. Each will carry English Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 Surround tracks. Extras wise, both discs will carry an audio commentary with George Romero, producer Peter Grumwald and editor Michael Doherty, an Undead Again: The Making of Land of the Dead featurette, A Day with the Living Dead featurette, deleted scenes and a When Shaun met George featurette. The unrated disc will include all of that, along with a Bringing the Dead to Life featurette, a Scenes of Carnage feature, a feature on the Zombie Effects from Green Screen to Finished Scene, a Bringing the Storyboards to Life feature, and Scream Tests: Zombie Casting Call. I'm afraid Universal hasn't released the rated artwork yet, but we've attached some early unrated artwork below: CLICK TO SEE THE COVER unrated and in DTS

same here, i just like a couple of songs but that's it. i really don't see why everyone seems to like Coldplay, i just find them so boring

October 25th

yeah i thought this was gonna be closer, never expected a squash like this

i love them, but i eat them just ooooonce in a while because of the price. i remember one time a couple years a go my dad and i catched 15 lobsters in like an hour while snorkeling. Well it was quite the lunch that day.

well i love both of them equally but i think in the end Dawn is the better movie of the 2 so that's my pick, oh and i'll add my favorite quote: "perfect baby...perfect" - Roger

The Evil Dead (1981) Dawn of the Dead (1978)