Lord of The Curry

"Let Her Cry" is better then anything BNL have ever done.

Fuck, that sucks. Comes off the most high-profile fight of his career and this happens. Poor Baby Joe.

He's so good to his mother.

6 episodes, IIRC.

Rory Singer would be the Jew in question.

Canada no longer recognizes Kalib Starnes as a citizen.

Come on now, Miller's not Swick.

UFC 99- June, Germany Wanderlei Silva vs Rich Franklin Cain Velasquez vs Heath Herring Caol Uno vs Spencer Fisher Mike Swick vs TBA Marcus Davis vs TBA Yushin Okami vs Dan Miller

Swinging wildly at Brandon Vera?

Way to ruin the thread. This thing was destined for greatness.

Somebody's in love with Herring's balls.

People still eat Maple Leaf products? They're pretty much done now, IMO.

Like it's been stated before, it's safe to assume that Libby went bonkers after her husband died and that it's likely he was one of the people on the deck when Hurley caused it to collapse, hence her psuedo-obsession with him.

I doubt we'll ever find out more about the button.

I disagree. We've seen at the end of season four that when the island moves that Hydra island moves with it which means that Locke and the others are in the same time period as Jack and the main island crew.

Okay, what the hell..... I'm circumcised and my dong has a slight upward curve. Length when fully aroused is a legit 8 inches but the girth is slightly lacking, around 3.5, maybe 4. Brownish pubic hair, trimmed recently so it's at a presentable length because when the hair grows out it's a massive, curly 'fro. Ballsack is average, I guess with testes appearing....hmmm....I guess larger then say, a robin's egg but smaller then chicken egg.

Ewwwwwww. Still, if you're a fan of the schoolgirl fantasy then the braces complete the package. Kilt, white blouse, knee high socks, pigtails. Rail that shit.

Re: Christian and whether he's actually dead. This is from Lostpedia.... Christian's death, though not shown on-screen, has been confirmed in a Official LOST podcast (April 20, 2007 Edition). Even further clarification was received in "Access: Granted", when Carlton Cuse stated "In terms of actually physically corporally in existence... he's dead". This is a title of an upcoming episode that should sort some things out regarding Christian as a vision......

I can't see the Hydra being in a different time then the actual island, otherwise how would Locke and the crash survivors be able to see it? When the island moved at the end of season four it completely disappeared from view. I think Hydra island is within the flash radius.

I have a feeling more Americans will care about this then Canadians as their fanbase South of the border is larger then in Canada. Here's hoping Stephen Page puts out that cocaine rap album we've all been waiting for.

Plus they can still feed Herring to Dos Santos after Cain murders him.

I live in a very Liberal city. We have one of the biggest very attractive in a way that I can't explain populations in the world and I find myself, on the whole very accepting/supportive of the very attractive in a way that I can't explain community. Having said that, there is a phrase I find myself thinking of from time to time: "I love g-a-y people but I can't stand faggots." There are certain g-a-y (mainly male) who in general will go out of their way to overemphasize just how very attractive in a way that I can't explain they are and that annoys me to no end. I apply the same feelings towards black guys who act over-the-top thuggish and Italian dudes who take the phrase "Gino" to the Nth degree. Edit: Fuck you to whomever put the world filter back on.

I have it PVR'd so I could look it up right now if I wanted but I recall Ben's demeanor changing when Locke mentioned Jin telling him he couldn't bring Sun back.

I love the way this show fucks with you. When Widmore was talking to Locke in Tunisia I was thinking "Dude, Widmore is SO right" and then at the end when Ben was talking Locke down from the table I began to think "Okay, maybe Ben is right." Great stuff. Both are using Locke, it's just a matter of who's doing it for the "right" reasons.