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Czech does it again! BRILLIANT!

JOCKEY BRINGIN DA CONTENT~!! 1. River shooting the 3 security guards. That was just badass. Mmm, yeah, I think I like this too , the shot of her after shooting all of them is one of my all time faves. It's so badass in the almost casual, natural, nature she does it in. 2. Inara breaking down after Mal nailed Neena. I thought they were just going to keep her being strong and controlling herself, so I liked it when they showed her losing control. This reminds me, I rewatched Our Mrs. Reynolds and the scene where she kisses Mal, realizes what happens, says "Sonnofabitch", and passes out along with the following "I hit my head" spots, and I think I may have to change and rearrange my own list. I also love how "Sonnofabitch" is used throughout the series. It's a personal favourite of mine when capping off something. 3. River and Mal in Objects in Space. At the end when she comes down smiling and is finally accepted. Her smile made me melt. God I am such a woman now. Yes, you are. But this is an awesome choice nonetheless. The Buffy Mummy episode was on last week and Willow in the Parka was soooo spot on in relating River in the astronaut suit. It's sooo... cuddly.

S&H was good, but not better than Old School and Zoolander. But if you're a fan of those movies, you'll really like this one because there's a _ton_ of references and in-jokes that you'll get. It's a fun movie, Farrell steals the show, there's a lot of LOL moments but not a lot of belly laughs.

But they are airing the pilot - the most important episode for a new show which introduces the characters, plot, scenery, etc. in the way the creator intended it to and that no company in their right mind would air last - first, right? My respect for Tim Minear grew by leaps and bounds after Firefly, which doesn't really say that much considering that I didn't even know who he was before Firefly, but the man is still a god. But not the Conventional Monotheistic God that Joss Whedon is, he's more of a Hindu god. But a really good one... "Why does Mal vamp?" - I love that line in the commentary for The Train Job.

So, you've giving Vince the go-ahead to bring back Brother Love? I thought Bruce Pritchard couldn't do BroLove any more. Something about throat surgery; it was featured on WWE.com IIRC.

SWWWWWWEET! I've been wanting to read it ever since I heard about it on the Convention track.

"The trouble with Dame Blanche was that she couldn't put on her act any more in Laurel! They got wised up after two or three dates with her and then they quit, and she goes on to another, the same old line, same old act, same old hooey! But the town was too small for this to go on forever! And as time went by she became a town character. Regarded as not just different but downright loco-nuts."

Inara said some things in Serenity: "You seem interested in him" "Well, he's something of a mystery.. you seem interested as well" "Because few men are" (something like that - it sheds some light into why Inara loves Mal that get reenforced in Shindig) And when she was talking about her home world (I forget the name, but she said it was full of light - Mal is from a world called "Shadow", sweeet) she talked of how complicated things where. It's been mentioned that she and Mal related because of complications, but it never occured to me that she used that _exact_ word when referring to her home.

WHOOO HOOO! $PEND DAT CA$H~! I was watching Serenity and I am still finding things that I missed the first 10 times. I love how they foreshadow a bunch of events, two of which that I notices were: - "I was gonna git me an ear", by Jayne - "If we don't have it (compression coil) we'll be floatin adrift", by Kaylee 2 things that really struck me were when Inara was talking about being lost in the woods and Mal saying it's the only place were he can see a clear path, and then once they lose the reavers he says "We're out of the woods". It was Mal who came up with the Crazy Ivan scheme; he saw the clear path. I loved that. The other thing was Book saying "Keep her safe" relating to River; I am _positive_ now that Book was a high ranking Alliance official and am pretty sure he knows what really happened to River and why and that's probably why he left and became a shepard. Both things I noticed before, but I didn't really "get". It's amazing what watching the show with the subtitles on will do.

Kurt needs to develop a southern accent for his character to really work. Or have his own personal moral advisor with a southern accent... it could be James E. Cornette

hahaha, yes us HD posters contribute nothing to the board. we're a complete drain on society and have never done anything worth while. Well as long as *I* didn't say it... If you feel that my words are directed at you (which is a general comment to the reader), then you're probably not wrong. Ditto if you don't.

Didn't he already give you an explanation?? 1. It's for the title. 2. It's at WM. C'mon, get with the program. RRR: Aware there were other reasons.

Goddammit, I wish you all could just shut up cause you're tempting me to give the spoilers. AND EVEN THAT IS A SPOILER! BECAUSE I AM SAYING THERE WILL BE SOMETHING RELATING TO LINDSAY IN FUTURE EPISODES! YOU SEE HOW HARD IT IS FOR ME!!!!!!!!!? Jeez, dontcha all know? You have to think of me and the effect whatever you write will have on me, before you post.

Rather than the alphabetical rating system, why don't you just go by the numerical one? Then the interpretation can be left for the reader.

Why do we assume that the Cavemen have "Extreme Strength". Cavemen are just men- probably malnourished men at that. Neanderthals were as formidable as the Ice Age environment they lived in.Their short squat physique was an ideal body shape for conserving heat. But despite their small stature, they had big, powerful muscles - a sign of the demanding lifestyle they led. They looked out at their harsh world from under a bony ridge that arched across their foreheads. Set in the middle of their long faces was a long projecting nose that distanced the delicate tissues of the brain from the frozen Ice Age air. They were skilled hunters, cooperating together in hunting parties. Neanderthals exploited the natural landscape to surround their quarry and make a kill at close range. This hunting practice left many Neanderthals with painful injuries. Neanderthals were capable of speech, but their communication skills were not as advanced as our own. They also seemed to lack an understanding of abstract concepts such as art. http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/cavemen/

Keeping with the Simpsons analogies, the Hardcore Folder is a lot like the Halloween episode where all the advertisements came to life and the only way to stop them was to ignore them. Giving them attention gave them life, it gave them meaning. It's obvious that Mole isn't a poster to some in this forum; he's content. He gives people who don't normally do anything here something to do; and that's make fun of him, bait him in, make hilarious avatars, etc. etc. You can do 3 things here: play their game which you will never win because by simply playing it you already have lost; ignore everything which will stop the game; or take control and change the game altogether (which is very hard given that the people here do this more often than anyone else and the "political alliances" go deep). The best solution is for Mole to just stop posting here.

That's certainly telling. I think so. The only thing here is a match. And quite frankly, I don't think that match will be what people are expecting it to be. I'm not really "hyped" on that match because I don't think it will be better than Angle/Benoit RR03, or Eddie/Brock NWO04. I'm seeing it closer to Benoit/Guerrero Vengeance 03, and I did not like that match one single bit. I expect Angle/Guerrero to be better, but still in that same area. I don't care about Eddies drug problems. I don't care that Eddie is under 6ft and is Mexican. Being 6'2, Canadian and hardly a drinker let alone drug addict, I can't identify with any of his problems or demons. They haven't made it easy for me to identify with him. They just say all of this stuff and expect me to take it for face value; despite basing their entire storyline on it. I think that's a lil bit insulting. The history between the two had me scratching my head. Kurt talking about Eddies drug problems and having "to go there" as if they were long-time best buddies which they clearly weren't. And now Kurts epic betrayal is supposed to invest me in seeing Eddies revenge? The characters don't work well either, IMO. I like the Purist Kurt Angle vs. the Unlikely Hero Eddie Guerrero and them clashing. It's a lot like Hart/Austin. But that's on paper. In reality, the two personalities can't relate on any ground. Kurt Angle can't play Hart and Eddie can't play Austin. Kurt's a goofball and Eddie is a fun loving latino. I don't think they could even base a (good) sitcom around that.

At the moment, I couldn't care less.

Dear GOD the dance contests between Dupree and Lance Storm would be HOOOOOOORRIBLE........LY GREAT!

Scary, but true. Russo's gags are mind-numbingly dumb. Oh yeah, the gags...

Ric Flair has been off TV recently because he is far more injured than he is letting on. Flair has been working through an as yet undiagnosed neck injury and has a variety of back injuries. He's had both a CATSCAN and MRI done the last week, but both were inconclusive about his neck problems, which are believed to either be a ruptured C-8 disc or severly pinched nerve. Hmm, allow me to offer my expert medical analysis. HE'S 55 YEARS OLD! HE SHOULDN'T BE WRESTLING!!! Dr. Rudo

I'm not ashamed to admit that I wanted to bang the slutty Golden Girl when I was like 10. lisa: dad, hide your shame! flanders: hey homer, i can see your doodle!

If Russo was in Steph's position, there would be so much ass cream involved.

Dream Stage Entertainment introduces Dream Stage Pictures Submitted by Dream Stage Entertainment on February 25, 2004 Dream Stage Entertainment, the parent company of the PRIDE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIPS, announces the formation of Dream Stage Pictures, an affiliate company for the creation of motion pictures. Already in production is Dream Stage Picture's first film, a tale entitled Nagurimono (translated as “one whose nature it is to fight”), which takes place in Edo ( Tokyo ) at the end of the Shogunate Rule during the 1860s. The story involves exclusive, private fights being held for the entertainment of feudal lords and shoguns. The film will be a combination of action and romance and will feature up and coming Japanese actor, Hiroshi Tamaki, as well as established film and television star, Takenori Jannai. The goal of Dream Stage Pictures is to create quality films that do not necessarily focus around the presence of PRIDE FC fighters. Nonetheless, fighters may have bit roles in the films … among others, Nagurimono will include Kazushi Sakuraba, Don Frye, Wanderlei Silva, Quinton Jackson, Alexander Otsuka, and Yoshihiro Takayama. Dream Stage Entertainment takes great pride in maintaining a strong relationship with its fighters throughout their fight careers and, as such, it is the intention of Dream Stage Pictures to continue to maintain a strong relationship with fighters and to open the doors for them to explore a new career when their fighting days are over. What the Fighters are Saying: Kazushi Sakuraba: “I was so nervous that I asked the director to make my lines shorter, as few as possible. There was a scene where I had to have a stare down with Tamaki's character and that was the hardest thing for me because I don't even stare down my opponents in the ring when I really fight.” Yoshihiro Takayama: “I didn't get nervous at all. I felt ok because I'm always fighting in front of large audiences anyway. In the movie I fought against Don Frye! We actually punched and hit each other seriously and I really think the audience will feel that it's real because it was. I think the audience can enjoy the fight scenes on their own.” Don Frye: “This is the third movie for me, but in the past I had just done cowboy roles in westerns. This movie is kind of like a Japanese version of a western and I thought it was really cool. I fought against Takayama again, just like in real life. We fought for real and we slugged it out. At one point he gave me a serious big boot (laughing).” Wanderlei Silva: “I'm very happy and honored to be involved. This is like a totally new challenge for me and it gives me an opportunity to explore other possibilities instead of just being a fighter. “ Quinton Jackson: “The movie is really cool. I think I may have decided what my second career is! I fought Sakuraba in this movie and I'm telling you it's gonna look real. We really worked on it. I think it may be the best scene in the movie.” Nagurimono is expected to debut in September of 2004. (http://www.mmafighting.com/news/dreamstagepictures.html)

is that the slutty Golden Girl? No, you're thinking of Blanche Deveraux played by Rue Mc... ..Yes, yes she is.