Lord of The Curry

I think somebody at another board put it best: "Which fighter's ability to lose will triumph?"

This thread being stuck on the depths of page two saddens me. People need to stop starting worthless threads 'round these parts. I almost had to go to page three to find it. Anyways.........RECAP. Yeah, I know, lousy thing to bump a thread for but it'll be fun watching the flashbacks and trying not to tear up when Sun and Jin get back together.

I knew dick all about MMA at the time and hated Mexicans. Of course I was cheering for a fucking Irishman.

Maria has the best ass in the company. Trish doesn't do bikini contests anymore so I can't judge. After last night.........goddamn. Maria all the way.

Let the record show that this is the first time that Rudo and I will be on opposite sides of a main event.

Coffey should learn what good screenwriting is before he shit-talks a movie that is clearly above and beyond a "crude humour" movie. Kong vs 3 T-Rex's would've been a better choice then Kong vs Planes.

Damn those! They always just seem to creep up on poor Ross. Looking forward to seeing Matt and Bisping face off this week. *Matt signs "Fuck you" to Bisping* Bisping: Whawas that? Are you taking the piss? *Matt signs "Go to hell limey"* Bisping: Oh, you're definetly taking the piss. Tito, ya best hold ya golden boy back 'fore me fists give 'im a good rogering.

Glad to see "Fairytale of New York" make the list. "You scumbag you maggot, ya cheap lousy faggot. Happy Christmas yer arse I pray God it's our last."

Fucking good episode. My brother and I were watching it and once we heard Christopher talk about heading out to Cali we both wondered "How long before he falls off the wagon?". For those counting it was his second scene after arriving there. The Kingsley/Bacall shit was hot. Artie was the MVP of the episode, though. Cappin' rabbits, beatin' up mobsters and ripping off tablecloths with gusto. He is SO dead by the end of the season.

If you've got Mir at 10 then shouldn't Cruz be at 9?

i don't loathe the bloc party. thats incandenza. in fact, i really enjoyed silent alarm when it came out. and coming from sask to t.o costs more than flying from sask to the uk. its really really pricey. ill be holding out on that shit, although i'd really enjoy it. That's fucked up (the flying thing).

Throw down your top ten HW's and we'll proceed from there.

I'll see it when I believe it.

They definetly have some bad fans but I wouldn't put them at the worst, reason being that half of their current fanbase doesn't even know what good music is and probably won't for some time.

It's still no WW division but it's getting there. Maybe next they can sign a semi-talented HW. That's probably asking too much.

I've seen them live 3 times and Feist was only with them once. The first time was @ Harbourfront in Toronto and Haynes and Milan covered for her. Second time was @ Yonge and Dundas Square in T.O and we only got Milan as Metric was opening for the Stones in NYC and Emily couldn't make it. Third time we got Feist and Milan. Feist herself only came on for 7/4, Almost Crimes and Late 90's Bedroom Rock for the Missionaries. Collett was absolutely shittered and showed up for 7/4 and Superconnected. You should somehow make it down for the Olympic Island show, banky. It'll be a good enough time even thought I know you loathe Bloc Party.

I totally support the name The Hooligans.

Oh hell yeah. I know so many 'indie kids' who swear by the musical 'genius' of this band. Did you see them play on the Junos? It was absoultely hideous. If off key shakey vocals and some of the sloppiest playing I've seen is genius then I'll stick with 'stupid music.' Oh, and then I see an interview backstage (from the same Junos) with a couple of the members slagging Canadian Idol (fair enough, it does suck), saying that it doesn't prepare these kids for playing live and that BSS has over 200 years of live experience between all the members so they know how to hack it on the stage. Wow, you'd think all that experience you wouldn't put on such an abortion of a performance. good. we don't need you. one song from an awards show is hardly a sufficient analysis of their live show. i'd say that would be one of the most difficult situations in which to perform. and no less with the broken social scene, which is arguably a train wreck in the making with so many members who rarely perform live together. their touring troupe is much tighter, yo. aaaaaand their vocals are shaky on the album in the first place. thats sorta their steez. Their touring troupe at the moment isn't much different from the group we saw at the Juno's. The only real difference was that they had the full horn section backing them and no Emily Haynes (who I hate so I can deal with). This new chick named Lisa Lobsinger does her parts or if Amy Milan is around she usually takes "Anthems for a 17 Year Old Girl".

If Franklin trains with Ryo Chonan then Silva is in trouble. Oddly enough I skipped past the article on the front page because they don't mention his name directly and I thought it was another piece on TUFIII.

If he worked out more he'd climb the list.

The look on Bisping's face is one of minimal surprise combined with a certain amount of expectation.

Cuthbert lying on the bed in the pink halter top/panties combo in Old School is the best ass shot in the history of film. No debate.

For the last fucking time, the soup thing was my weird way of complimenting you.

That just goes to show the impact that soup can have.

I'm not going to place an avatar on it or nothing () but I think Forrest will have a tough time with Ken. Shamrock can take a beating and he's a better striker then any of the guys Forrest has faced recently.