Lord of The Curry

Mexicans, Blacks, Asians, Whites, Indian.........yes. Armenians? No.

Yup. Nobody believes that one.

Yeah. What he said.

I think Lauzon, Cole and Nate are a lock for the semi's. The fourth man could be a toss-up between Wiman, Manny and even Gray. If BJ is any kind of smart he'll pressure Dana into making Cole vs Nate, Manny vs Cole or Manny vs Nate so that at least one of the top three Team Pulver fighters will get eliminated. That could be what the arguments next week are over. And my PVR cut off during the preview of this weeks episode but who were the two eliminated fighters who get into a brawl? I'm guessing it's Marlon and somebody who calls him out on his street-tough bullshit.

That was my guess. Ryan will only show up sporadically or in the form of phone calls.

Just so long as he stays the fuck out of the MMA folder we'll be fine.

Ryan likely got the job because..... - He was a temp who transitioned to full-time employee under the leadership of one of the biggest dipshits in the company - Managed to hold down the job while going to business school - Passed business school and attained MBA - Has shown critical thinking about the way the company is run (see: Business School presentation) - Still didn't quit Dunder Mifflin, even though all the signs were there that he should have. And this is all in the span of two or so years. If Jim had shown some motivation instead of being forced into the position he was in he likely would've got the job.

The way I see it, whomever Dana wants to see move on to the next round will get Corey as anybody left will take him out, which I imagine will be Lauzon or Maynard. Also, two members of Team Pulver will be forced to throw down with each other so knowing that I'd set up......... Maynard vs Hill Melendez vs Diaz Lauzon vs Manny Cole vs Wiman My ideal finale is Nate vs Lauzon. There isn't a more marketable fight to put together then that one as well as the fact that it would kick all kinds of ass.

Adrien Brody beating out Daniel Day-Lewis in 2003.

That was exactly what I was thinking. I can't wait for all the "Ryan was an alright guy but now he's a total dickwad" comments next season when Corporate Temp shows up to clean house.

For the record, I also said "Oh hamburgers" during the Weems/No Beef fight. Jesus Christo did Wiman tool Marlon. 'Twas as it should have been on both accounts. Let the next-round booking begin.

*Freaks out* I mean, for Jim and Pam to get their moment in the sun was fucking perfect. Didn't think anything could top it. "You and I are done" *Comedy implosion joygasm* Are we supposed to be sold on Jim and Pam being a thing now? Because Karen didn't get the job. And they didn't say she was fired or quit. And Rashida Jones is still under contract for the 07-08 season.

Joslin OUT motherfucking AGAIN due to injury. Replacement will be Drew Fickett. Hey, Jeff. Fuck off with the repeatedly getting injured shit, huh?

They couldn't have made it clearer last night that Locke isn't dead and will be returning to take Ben's place soon enough. I dug Richard attempting to ask "Did John see Jacob?" before Ben cut him off. BTW, we still have no clue why Ben was wandering around the jungle in raggedy-ass clothing last season when Rosseau caught him. If we're to believe what Ben said then he was looking for Locke and that theory looks to be almost proven true.

In a press release ABC has revealed that the names of the two Looking Glass ladies are Bonnie (blonde) and Greta (brunette). But I do like the idea of Ben hiding Annie away from everybody so when he solves the preggers thingy he'll be able to get it on with her. There's also the fact that his mom died during childbirth and it caused his father to treat him like shit. treble- I think Sayid stole them from Mikhail's station.

Never mind what I said, The Looking Glass is the underwater station. Also, the DHARMA symbol for it is a white rabbit.

Fuck. Now I'm confused too. Hydra would make sense for an underwater station. I think The Looking Glass is the radio tower.

I'm guessing that the underwater station where Charlie is being kept somehow connects to the second island where Jack, Kate and Sawyer were held at the beginning of the season. I really liked the episode, actually. They had me going the whole time thinking that Charlie was going to kick it. The visual of him swimming down towards The Hydra was fucking sweet and Claire being #1 on his greatest hits was a nice touch. I think of all the people who've met because of the plane crash nobody has cared about anybody more then Charlie does with Claire. Didn't Mikhail say that due to the implosion of The Swan that the signal coming from the island has stopped broadcasting? If that's the case then how is the signal of Naomi's sat-phone still getting jammed? Next week should be interesting. I think one of the three shooters left behind is going to kick it and between Sayid, Jin and Bernard I'm gonna go with not Sayid.

Sends this picture to Matt Lindland.

Christ almighty, I need to remind myself never to visit the Lostpedia site ever, ever again. Too much shit on there, though I must say as confused as it can all be they do a good job of linking everything. If you're gonna look at one single thing on that site, look up Alvar Hanso and click on the Sri Lanka video.

Sez the Albertan Gangsta. In MMA-related news, Brock has passed the CSAC medical and has been cleared to fight. Still no word on Saku, though with his brain being the quivering mass of damaged nerves it is I can't see him getting cleared.

So, didn't catch this line but apparently last week when Ben and Richard were talking Ben says to Richard "It's my birthday. You do remember birthdays, don't you?" which lends credibility to the theory that Richard either cannot age or can control the rate at which he ages.

There needs to be a scene in that movie between Dana White and Ricky Jay discussing All Things Greasy.

So, Enson Inoue and Chewitel Motherfucking Ejiofor are starring alongside Randy Couture in the David Mamet-written film Redbelt. It's about a jiu-jitsu dude who becomes caught up in mma and it's supposedly set to be like an old school-samurai flick. I know this has been mentioned before but I hadn't read much about and Ejiofor is gonna run shit in this movie. "Redbelt is the story of Mike Terry, a Jiu-jitsu master who has avoided the prize fighting circuit, choosing to instead pursue a life of honor and education by operating a self-defense studio in Los Angeles. Terry's life is dramatically changed however when he is conned by a cabal of movie stars and promoters. In order to pay off his debts and regain his honor Terry must step into the ring for the first time in his life. "- IMDB.com

Yeah, I might check it out.