Lord of The Curry

This is an aside: You should be SHOT for that quote. I know eher you got it from, and you fucking suck because of it. And yea, benoit rules...! I can't even remember where I got it from so how the hell do you know? Canadian Idol, that tool judge says it all the time. Its nauseating. If you say so.

They should make a Batista shirt that says "I B-lieve in Dave".

Just B Batista by Dave

Hey, it's Ripper.

Hold the fuckin phone. Is your name Corey Lazarus or Andy? I get the feeling that the question meant your real name, not TSM name.

I agree w/ what you said about the #30 entrant, Corey. It's always been built up as the "can't loose" position IMO makes the entrant themself look weak when they can't pull it off, Goldberg and Taker being the last two to have that honour. Your Eddy scenario works well but it's a red herring. #30 never wins because frankly nobody wants to see somebody come in and win the whole thing 10 minutes later. Last years Rumble was probably the best example of how to build a story throughout the match but not allow it to dominate while still referring back to it.

Holy fuck, he does. And even though I'm not Mexican I object to the use of "spicstash." It's "spicstache".

This is an aside: You should be SHOT for that quote. I know eher you got it from, and you fucking suck because of it. And yea, benoit rules...! I can't even remember where I got it from so how the hell do you know?

I've known Benoit is God for a while but it's good that people are starting threads about it. Good on ya.

Rudo you magnificent bastard you've done it again.

You're the only one which is why it only made a one-time appearance.

The conehead in the middle has bedroom eyes.

Kinda. Ours is a cleaner, nicer version then what you Yanks are used to.

Ah well, I guess it's ok she's sticking around, that Aussie accent is hot.

I posted it @ DVDVR but I'll do it for the TSM peeps here. I noticed that Claire is listed as a guest star. I could easily see them killing her off but keeping the baby and having somebody (Maggie and Boone?) assume parental roles.

You're no athiest if you believe in the concept of a vengeful God, faker.

What a pussy. I can now say that I have more street cred then Luda. Finally.

If Benoit faces HHH @ Taboo Tuesday I can 100% guarantee no interference on behalf of Evolution and a clean-as-hell win by HHH. Just a feeling I get.

I figure that the pregnant chick is carrying some kind of demon child in her womb. Or at least I hope.

The Hick is going full-blown babyface soon, I'm calling that one. The scene with him reading the letter gave him a sense of lonliness and he looked kinda sad. I think also the paper could've had something to do with Kate and he knows about her. Next week? *Load blown* I mean, this show has potential. More potential then any new show that's come along in years and years. The fact that the creepy backgammon dude could end up being some kind of psycho bounty hunter is just boss.

Irish and Dutch. Though when people ask I usually just tell them Irish because nobody cares enough about the Dutch.

I am now officially scared of thirteen year old girls. I may be a bit out of touch with teens today but sweet merciful Stan Hansen, is this what kids today are like? Or at least California teens? Having said that, damn fine movie. Holly Hunter's Oscar nod is well deserved as the mother who's trying to keep her daughter from falling into a trap she knows all too well. Nikki Reed plays the decieving slut very well but the star of the movie by far is Evan Rachel Wood. I rented Whale Rider to see what this Keisha Castle-Hughes gal is all about but damn, if there was ever a performance by a young female that deserved an Oscar nod, this is it. Wood has great facial expressions and conveys the nervousness, awkwardness and excitement of a teen who's finally fallen into the In Crowd. The camera work in particular is very well done, as not every shot is perfectly in sync with the actors movements and the frames are sometimes out of focus, which work very well in conveying Wood's characters confusement and bewilderment at this new world of sex and drugs. Anybody else check it?

Loved it, not as good as TOTBL by any stretch of the imagination but a worthy follow-up and one that does a good job of expanding on the bands talents, musically and lyrically. While (like Edwin said) it doesn't have the perpetual gloom or dark sound that TOTBL had, it still mananges to churn out a bunch of really solid numbers, including Take You On a Cruise, which IMO is one of their best songs to date. The only track that stumbles is Length of Love, which gets too bogged down in Pauls murky vocals to ever amount to anything.

This type of random thread-making is the reason why the "Statement/Rebuttal" thread was created.

It's both of them, they're doing a tag team Arab gimmick.