Lord of The Curry

This coming from the guy who went to war over a list that a bunch of smarks made. Thin-skinned indeed, Mr. Evers..........

Doth mine ears detect some Nick Cave? Righteous.

What's this song that's good to make love to? Because it's really good. Don't know if I'd make love to it, but good nonetheless.

*Marks* That song is SOOOOOOOOOO one of my wrestling-related guilty pleasures. "You always were there........always beside me. Holdin' my hand every step of the way.". Kurt + Lex Express theme = Gold.

My Picks Best Picture: Like you needed to ask. PJ and Co. take it home, no questions asked. Only movie I can see stealing it is Mystic River. Best Director: Peter Jackson. Best Actor: Bill Murray. Best Actress: Charlize Theron. Best Supporting Actor: Tim Robbins. Best Supporting Actress: Marcia Gay Harden. Best Original Screenplay: Soffia Coppola. Best Adapted Screenplay: Brian Helgeland Best Animated Feature: Finding Nemo Best Foreign Language Film: The Barbarian Invasions

Best Picture Lord of The Rings: The Return of The King Lost in Translation Mystic River Seabiscuit Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World Best Director Peter Jackson, Lord of the Rings: The Return of The King Clint Eastwood, Mystic River Sofia Coppola, Lost in Translation Peter Weir, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World Fernando Meierelles, City of God Best Actor Bill Murray, Lost in Translation Johnny Depp, Pirates of the Caribbean: The Cure of the Black Pearl Sean Penn, Mystic River Jude Law, Cold Mountain Ben Kingsley, The House of Sand and Fog Best Actress Keisha Castle-Hughes, Whale Rider Naomi Watts, 21 Grams Charlize Theron, Monster Diane Keaton, Something's Gotta Give Samantha Morton, In America Best Supporting Actor Benicio Del Toro, 21 Grams Tim Robbins, Mystic River Dijmon Hounsou, In America Alec Baldwin, The Cooler Ken Wantanabe, The Last Samurai Best Supporting Actress Patricia Clarkson, Pieces of April Renee Zellewegger, Cold Mountain Shoreh Aghdashloo, The House of Sand and Fog Holly Hunter, Thirteen Marcia Gay Harden, Mystic River Best Original Screenplay Denys Archand, The Barbarian Invasions Steven Knight, Dirty Pretty Things Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson and David Reynolds, Finding Nemo Jim Sheridan, Naomi Sheridan and Kristen Sheridan, In America Sofia Coppola, Lost in Translation Best Adapted Screenplay Robert Pulci and Sherri Springer Berman, American Splendor Braulio Mantovani, City of God Fran Walsh, Phillipa Boyens and Peter Jackson, Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Brian Helgeland, Mystic River Gary Ross, Seabiscuit Best Animated Feature Finding Nemo Brother Bear The Triplets of Belleville Best Foreign-Language Film The Barbarian Invasions (Canada) Evil (Sweden) The Twilight Samurai (Japan) Twin Sisters (The Netherlands) Zelary (The Czech Republics) If anybody wants to post the remainder, go for it......

Bradshaw would tank in Japan. After all, why watch Bradshaw wrestle when Stan Hansen tapes are available in abundance?

That's what I loves about the Firefly. EVERY time I watch I learn something new. For example, pertaining to Book, I was watching Objects in Space and when they pass by Book early says "That man's not a shepard."

I loved it. One of the hardest movies I've ever had to sit through. The violence was some of the most realistic blood put on film, period. There were times when I turned away. It didn't really hit me how involved I was emotionally until the end, when the lights came up in the theatre, I realized the movie was over and then began to cry. The directing (aside from the overdone Bravehear-esque moments and camerawork) was amazing, the special effects were minimal and well done for what they were. The acting was spot on and hopefully recognition will go to Jim Cavizel and Mai Morgenstern for their work. Visually, one of the best I've ever seen. The shot of Christ on the cross is fucking embedded in my mind. Religiously.........I'm still sorting that one out. I'm seeing it again soon so I'll reply again after that.

Fuckin a! *Goes off to watch Ariel for the billionth time* *Thinks of Jayne remembering his line* *Smiles*

Coffey you cocksmith, look what you've done............

Actually, that's exactly what they're doing. The loosing tribe will be disbanded and the members divided up and sent to the two other tribes.

What's the fucking deal here? I thought we were discussing Trish as a 50 year old black women. That's infinetly more entertaining then the outfit some broad wore on tv.

On a somewhat related note, regardless of who goes over at Mania, I'm expecting a tombstone finish.

Are you still hanging onto that haggard "heel" gimmick? Anywho, happy one year, hope this potential circle-jerk does wonders for ya.

Could it be? Matt Hardy FINALLY gets his revenge against Johnny Ace after the "A-Train incident" on last year's SD?

Or you could just go DL porn and watch hotter women. The name of the PPV just officially just got changed to SportsEntertainmentMania 20.

Spiff- I could see the happening, but the flip side is that Chris screws Tony, takes Ade and runs. I was just on HBO.com watching some clips of the upcoming season and it looks like the best one yet. The one phrase that I remember hearing is "whacking one of the five bosses", which means that somebody puts out a hit on Tony, Carmine or another head of a family.

If they do, I'll buy that one too. I'm holding out for some Bill Murray commentary.

Weird. I was just watching that match last night. While the no-sell of the powerbomb was stupid, it also popped the crowd heavily and made Tazz look like a bad mofo.

Which sucks beyond words, 'cause Furio was a motherfucking P-I-M-P. My call to get whacked: Adriana or Christopher. I'm thinkin that Ade finally convinces Chris to get out and join her in Witness Protection. Tony finds out and ices one of the two (or both.) I'm dissapointed that nobody has mentioned the fact that Steve Fucking Buscemi is joining the cast this year. Now THAT is gonna rock.

Translates in Gaelic to "I govern by serving" so I was basically born into servitude. Yowza.

I remember thinking that but if I remember right Brock went to this a pretty good bit. The holds were just too loose for me to believe that he was actually injuring Eddie. It probably was the intention but I just couldn't buy it. If they were tightened a bit more, I would've been okay with it. That's something Brock has to work on. I pointed this one out in the OAO No Way Out thread. Tazz and Cole sell Brocks submission moves aka rest holds like they're death when they look a tad weak for somebody of Brock's build and character. Plus, to my knowledge, he hasn't got a tap out from the bearhug since Hogan (first and only) and nobody has ever tapped to the side gutwrench, choke or chickenwing.

Fuck that shit, that was great poetry. Here The Czech, have a trophy.......

Ravenbomb............ Best. Sig. Ever.