Mx. Canadian Destroyer

Well I've had an idea for a while that I wanted to try and run. Basically, everyone signs up their own promotion with only a few allowed for each promotion size (Global, National, Cult, etc.). Each person simply comes up with names, gimmicks, titles, events, and such, and then the data is released. An EWB universe with all our own promotions in it. Would anyone be interested?

Might be a little easy, but I hope not. Who are Rowdy and Steven?

They sing "Confrontation" from Les Mis.

Went back and re-watched Dead Poets Society which I hadn't watched since I was in grade eight. Was kind of cool to see that Leonard played Neil Harris.

I go back and forth with Quinn every other episode. I liked him and hated him both in the first episode. I liked the first episode. It set us up for what should be an incredibly interesting season. With Dexter being watched by Quinn and the FBI and him having to take care of the kids (Astor should be a handful). I'm sure his Dark Passenger will kick in sooner rather than later with all the stress, and we'll see how he tries to control it. EDIT: Speaking of characters I hate, does anybody else hate Deb?

Glad to see Mac make it on the list. I was sure only Charlie would make it on the list. That's if he did, in fact, make it on there. Loved Michael Scofield in the first two seasons of Prison Break, and that's all I've seen. Haven't found the time to watch the rest, although I'd love to. George Michael and Chuck are two I definitely like a lot, yet I don't think I voted for either.

Started a new franchise last night as the White Sox and did a fantasy draft. Home opener against the Indians wasn't going too well. Sabathia gave up four runs and Shouse gave up one. It was 5-2 in the bottom of the ninth when what do you know - Carlos Pena hits a solo shot. Then Ichiro hits one. Then Chris Coghlan hits one. Holy shit. Back-to-back-to-back homers to tie the game, which we then went on to win in the bottom of the tenth. So much fun.

The only three I've ever really seen are Peggy, Elliot, and Sue. I love that they're all on there, even if I think Peggy should be a little higher. I could probably do without Elliot. As others have said, she got terribly annoying after the first few seasons. I was sick of JD and Elliot's off and on relationship. But that's alright, any Scrubs love is okay with me. The IT Crowd and True Blood are two shows I've been meaning to check out, as well as Bones.

1. Killface (Frisky Dingo) 2. Xander Crews (Frisky Dingo) 3. Tim (Life and Times of Tim) 4. T.J. Detweiler (Recess) 5. Sterling Archer (Archer) 6. Randy Marsh (South Park) 7. Tino Tonatini (Hey, Arnold!) 8. Stewie Griffin (Family Guy) 9. Bart Simpson (The Simpsons) 10. Phillip J. Fry (Futurama)

Full Voting List 1. Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia) 2. Dr. John "JD" Dorian (Scrubs) 3. Jim Halpert (The Office) 4. Ari Gold (Entourage) 5. Dr. Gregory House (House) 6. Barney Stinson (How I Met Your Mother) 7. Dwight Schrute (The Office) 8. Don Draper (Mad Men) 9. Dr. Perry Cox (Scrubs) 10. Sue Sylvester (Glee) Honourable Mentions: Abed Nadir (Community), Tim (Life and Times of Tim), Killface & Xander Crews (Frisky Dingo), Will Schuster (Glee), Ross Gellar & Chandler Bing (Friends), The Janitor & Christopher Turk (Scrubs), Johnny Drama (Entourage), Marshall Eriksen (How I Met Your Mother), Tom Haverford (Parks and Recreation), Henry VIII (The Tudors), Roger Sterling (Mad Men) Screw you for only allowing 10!

The only thing I don't understand about Tyson's decision was that he didn't NEED to change his vote. If Russel actually did vote Parvarti, they would have had enough votes to get rid of her, regardless of Tyson's vote. To be honest, I don't really care if it is rigged. That was my favorite episode of Survivor in recent memory.

I'm so addicted to Road To The Show - since I picked up the game, I've done nothing but play it. I play at least the last game of every series. I got drafted by Tampa Bay and played in their AA for about half a season before being shipped off to Detroit. It took me another two and a half years before I got called up to the main roster. I struggled to hit well in my first two years, but I eventually started to pick it up. After my third year with Detroit, I chose not to re-sign and headed over to Boston. I really started to play well in Boston, earning a two Silver Sluggers, two AL MVPs, and three Hank Aaron Awards. In my third year there, I even won Playoff MVP after we won the World Series. I signed with the Phillies once my six year Red Sox contract was up. In the four years I played in Philly, I won the Silver Slugger, 2B Golden Glove, and the Hank Aaron Award every year, took home the MVP title twice, and made it to the Playoffs every year. Unfortunately, we lost in the AL Division Finals two years and lost in the World Series the other two. I went back to Boston after my Phillie contract was up, but was traded right before the All-Star break. I now play for the Chicago Cubs, (who are currently a game behind the Astros). I'm hoping I can lead the Cubs to the World Series, which they still haven't won in 2027.

Boy Meets World. The group heads to Mr. Feeney's class and they each say goodbye. Then they leave, and Feeney says "I love you all. Class dismissed." So sad.

Wow. What an amazing Tribal. I'm loving JT more and more every week.

This. A million times. Maxx, did you ever catch Frisky Dingo?

Nobody could have picked a better kid to win that thing. His story is amazing. What a night!

I'm such a sucker for Survivor. Haven't missed a season. I loved Russel last season, although I'll admit I was a sucker for Bret. As of right now, I don't have a favorite. I'll give it a few weeks before I make a decision.

Also who the hell was the lead actor in Inglorious Basterds if it wasn't Brad Pitt?

Again, are you fucking serious? I don't want to come off as being a cunt, which I kind of am, but still - Transformers and Wolverine? Both films were pretty much complete trash. And I liked Wolverine! It doesn't need to be an artsy film, but it needs to be a few steps above Michael Bay and one of the bigger disappointments of 2009. Of the top of my head I can name like 10 films that should be placed above those (though still not really be nominated...), Watchmen, Star Trek, The Soloist, Drag Me To Hell, The Hurt Locker, Public Enemies, District 9 (which I didn't like at all), Sherlock Holmes, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, The Road... It's already nominated.

Yeah. I have to agree with GA. None of the words really surprise me that they're on there, even if I didn't exactly get all of them.

That sounds awesome! Too bad I'm on the PS3.

Moon - 9/10. What a great film. A really neat concept that really shines as an example of why I love Sam Rockwell. I want my own Gerty system.

QFE. While it wasn't my favorite movie of all time, I'm definitely glad I went to see it in theaters. I really liked the first two hours, but wasn't that drawn into the last hour, other than the epic battle scene. My friend didn't like it and said, "It's funny, the whole hype is about the new technology, but that's about the only thing new. Everything else is from the 80's." You can't really complain though considering Cameron's had this idea for quite a few years now, or so I think I read. Anyway, I recommend seeing it if you're torn. As Quasi said, it's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in the cinema.