NoCalMike

I thought the swear sirens were mostly either inside public places or like at a public utility like an atm machine. I didn't think if you were running down the parkway there would be a random swear machine sitting on a tree trunk or anything. I always liked this movie and thought it was underrated. It is definately a guilty pleasure.

I picked it up a little bit ago while christmas shopping, along with the rise and fall of ecw. I haven't had time to watch either yet, but I will be soon.

Stephanie has problems.

Without TO playing, a defense can bring a safety into the box to cheat on Westbrook and spy him the entire game since Pinkston and Mitchell can be covered one-on-one by my grandmother. Oh and I do dislike philly second only to Dallas, however I do think the Owens injury is unfortunate because personally, I wanted to see them blow it again at full strength so there wouldn'tbe a laundry list of excuses already planned.

Ok, not EXACTLY like true lies, but I mean come on, it looks like it is going for the same cheesy comedy backdrop to the "I am a super secret agent shielding my identity from my spouse" story. They even have the damn Tango scene. Now there is a bunch of differences in the story, but sheesh.........Well, here ya go Mr. & Mrs. Smith

I didn't even know a sequal was already made, and REALLY didn't know Ice Cube was the new XXX.......give it a look-see Vin Die..ERRRR....Ice Cube is XXX

Me likey.......check it out...... Sin City trailer

The Redskins can make the playoffs if... Step 1: They win their final two games and... Step 2: Carolina, New Orleans, and the N.Y. Giants lose at least once and... Step 3: Either St. Louis loses to Philadelphia next Monday Night or Seattle loses its final two games. If the Skins win out, I'd say they have a MODERATE chance to get in, since scenario #2 & #3 seem likely to happen.

Well I think my point was missed. I don't have a problem with the pile up per se, because technically everyone is moving so fast they can't just pull up and stop. I am saying that instant replay should be used to determine who really had posession of the ball when the ball was downed. None of this player gets ball, pile on ensues, ball changes hands three times, and whoever happens to have the ball when the officials end the pile up, gets posession of the ball...BULLSHIT.

Here it is....... Amityville Horror

It would be weird watching "ECW" without listening to Styles. I mean hell, when I used to watch MLW, I thought it was ECW half the time just for the fact that Styles was calling the action.

Nah....

If I understand correctly, once a player recovers the ball and is touched a player of the opposing team, they are considered DOWN. Now everytime there is an onside kick, the officials don't even get to the pile before the player is already DOWN and the ball has probably switched hands and possession about three times, and at least half the time, a different player emerges from the pile with the ball. My question is, why not make instant replay or "aid from the video replay equipment" mandatory on these players where there is no way the official could have seen who initially had the ball?

I just hope Schott sells the A's to an owner that is interested in WINNING.

I hope the retitle it one more time...."Cancelled"

I think the problem with the Fauwells and Robertsons of the world is that they cherry pick which ACLU cases they tend to put the spotlight on. The ACLU has gone to court to fight for the right for many people to express their religious convictions. If you don't believe me go to google and look up some for yourself. This whole "all we wanted to do was give out candy canes" rhetoric is bullshit, as the ACLU fought FOR the children's right to hand out candy canes with religious notes inside the wrapping, as long as it was done before school.

I am in the minority that LOVED FOTR, but pretty much didn't care for the other two. I think Fellowship setup the next two fantastically, but then the other two failed to deliver. Not that I hated them or thought they were awful, just not great like others think.

Car, because it is the most expensive and would be the hardest to replace on a dime. Then probably my computer since I am on it all the damn time. Then probably my entertainment collection which covers music & movies. After that, my cats.

The only thing that bugged me about Madden was that there were just too many "bread and butter" plays where it seemed like no matter what defense you used, the opponets receivers would still end up wide open. ESPN never seemed to have that problem, and the overall gameplay to me was more realistic, running backs having to hit holes, not just the opponent constantly hitting the jump button and avoiding being tackled.

Friends Seinfeld 99% of all primtime television sitcoms.

(10.5) Pittsburgh at N.Y. Giants (4.5) Washington at San Francisco Carolina at Atlanta (3.5) (1.5) Buffalo at Cincinnati Dallas at Philadelphia (12.5) Houston at Chicago (1.5) Jacksonville at Green Bay (3.5) (3.5) Minnesota at Detroit (10.5) San Diego at Cleveland Seattle at N.Y. Jets (6.5) New Orleans at Tampa Bay (7.5) (2.5) St. Louis at Arizona (1.5) Denver at Kansas City Tennessee at Oakland (2.5) Baltimore at Indianapolis (7.5) (10.5) New England at Miami Colts - 27

Where the hell is the week 15 Pick'em charts dammit?

Wow, Kobe almost went to the bulls? Geez, just imagine all the ridiculous Jordan comparisons that almost could have been. I probably would have considered not watching the NBA.

Didn't Bush say during a debate it was an outright lie that he was trying to privatize social security!?!

So is it only a matter of time until all the bible-belt folk come out to hold candle-light vigils in his honor? I guess the guy is gonna let the defendent go free as long as he accepts christ into his heart. J/K.