Lord of The Curry

Not un-doable but certainly not hot.

So what is the "event window" that Ms. Hawking was researching?

Those breasts are near perfect.

Agreed. The island skipping through time is a cool plot device but it'll make storylines of any kind of importance impossible if we as an audience are paranoid that the whole thing could potentially be all for nothing.

No Springsteen for Best Song and fucking MIA gets one? Lick my nuts, Oscars.

Speaking of Asian Doctor fella we saw him with a baby before departing for work. I thought Island no like babies?

The old lady also being the one who told Desmond it was his destiny to push the button.

Sun was such a cunt. I loved it. The tweener role suits her well.

Fuck. Horodecki is off the show with a bulging disc in the base of his neck. Good luck finding the replacement to fight Lauzon with a few days notice.

Michele Rodriguez looked insanely fuckable in her cameo. Gotta be said.

That was fucking nuclear. BJ being all family man/humble and GSP bringing in his New Mexico Wrecking Crew who rep him like mad. Great stuff.

That was nuts. Faraday in the beginning probably the biggest mindfuck of the episode for me. Pretty much confirmed that he (and likely Desmond, Richard and others) can avoid the time skips and keep a straight line of thought. They set that shit off. I can't even think right. Great episode,

I'm all about more gold getting added to the ever-growing collection at Jacksons so fuck yeah Cerrone. I hate Pulver vs Faber. In terms of "big" fights I could give less then a shit about it, 99% of the reasoning being that it's a terribly useless fight.

Everybody should go to UFC.com and check out Nate Mohr vs Denis Siver while it's still up there for free. Very solid fight with a great finish.

UFC 97, April, Montreal Anderson Silva vs Thales Leites Shoguna Rua vs Chuck Liddell David Loiseau vs Ed Herman Marc Bocek vs David Bielkheden Tamdan McCrory vs TBA (Goulet out) Krystof Sozysnki vs Brian Stann Luiz Cane vs Steve Cantwell Removed Huerta/Sherk from the lineup as sources within Huerta's management say they have yet to be offered a fight in the coming months.

Arlovski also can't deal with being pressured standing (Werdum was backing him up for shits sake) and I expect he'll fold like a pussy when Fedor brings the heat.

"Yeah, I throw looping punches that leave me open to a counter. You're not breaking new ground here." - Fedor

"Arlovski has a sizable speed advantage over Fedor." Really? Because the handspeed Fedor displayed in putting Sylvia down was on par with anything Arlovski has ever dished out in his career.

Why would UFC pull a publicity stunt on their most-aired special of all time? Just felt the need to be more greedy?

I just hope this doesn't spark off conspiracy theories that UFC and the camera crew are favouring GSP or anything by editing BJ's interviews or anything to portray him in a poor light. If the bottom line here is that BJ fucked himself over by looking bad when he knew there were eyes on him then he's got nobody to blame but himself.

Or what? If an article of the same ilk about GSP was posted you can be damn sure there'd be people around here who'd post it. It's a news report. This isn't me saying "So and so at this forum that knows this person said this". If the article turns out wrong or MMAJunkie retracts it I'll delete my post. Until then it stays.

Despite solid ratings for Spike TV's first installment of the three-part "UFC Primetime: St. Pierre vs. Penn II" series, at least one participant was apparently unhappy with how he was portrayed in the piece. A source close to the show on Tuesday told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) B.J. Penn recently shut down a taping and interview session for the series and no longer wants involved in the project. Penn was apparently unhappy with how he was portrayed in last week's debut of the series, which hypes a Jan. 31 UFC 94 main event fight between the Hawaiian fighter and UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre. Penn, the UFC's current lightweight title-holder, looks to become the first-ever UFC fighter to hold two belts simultaneously when he fights for St. Pierre's title at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. "Primetime," a nearly $2 million project that airs in 30-minute blocks on Wednesdays from Jan. 14-28, follows each fighter as he prepares for the fight. During the Jan. 14 debut, Penn was sometimes portrayed as a fighter who didn't take his training too seriously – a reputation that's long dogged the 30-year-old fighter. In the latest taping segment for "Primetime," Penn cut short taping just eight minutes into an interview, the source said. A message left with Penn's publicity representative wasn't immediately returned. The second installment of "UFC Primetime" airs tonight at 10 p.m. EST/PST on Spike TV. Last week's "Primetime" debut scored a scored a 0.73 household rating and had an average audience of 880,000 viewers during its initial run at 10 p.m. EST/PST. An immediate replay that aired at 10:30 p.m. EST/PST scored a 0.53 rating with 614,000 viewers. It currently ranks as the highest-rated "UFC Countdown" show in UFC and Spike TV history.

Most pathetic death in 24 history.

The Simpsons episode where Homer fights Drederick Tatum was on last night and man that one is a banger. So many awesome lines. "Hey come on fellas, shut up" "Sorry champ" "It was Jerry".

100 a week is insane. I can usually get everything I need for a week at around 40 bucks.