Mick

No Particular Order: Don't You (Forget About Me) - Simple Minds Whip It - Devo Crazytrain - Ozzy You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC Welcome To The Jungle - Guns 'n' Roses Stuck in the Middle With You - Stealers Wheel Stairway to Heaven - Led Zepplin Fight for Your Right - Beastie Boys Enter Sandman - Metallica Great Balls of Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis Hound Dog - Elivis Presley Rock and Roll All Night - KISS Piano Man - Billy Joel American Pie - Don McClane I Want To Hold Your Hand - The Beatles Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones Jump - Van Halen Candle In The Wind - Elton John I Feel Good - James Brown Staying Alive - The Beegees While there are certainly other songs that I personally like more than those on this list, this is the greatest of all time. So, my votes go on those that affected other generations, not just my own. I'm also a huge AC/DC fan (I have the whole catalog), and I certainly wouln't have minded posting Thunderstruck, Hell's Bells, and so on...but one's enough per band, IMO.

Oh???? What about Donkey Kong Jr. Math?

Fuck Michael Moore! I am so sick of him acting like he's the patron saint of everything that's wrong and fucked up with America. This morning in the newspaper, there's this big picture of the mom from F9/11, going on an anit-Bush campeign. Now, I am very sorry that her son was killed in Iraq, but that was his job. Our boys over there are not electrictians, cryptologists, mechanics, etc. They are soldiers. Every single one of them, made an oath they day they enlisted. They all said "That I do solemnly swear to defend and support the Constitution of the United States of America, against all enemies, foreign and domestic" Michael Moore is a media whore. Anything that can buy him publicity, he exploits to it's full potential. I am willing to bet, the whole reason he said what he did when he won the Oscar for "Bowling for Columbine", was to promote F9/11. That whole controversy over Miramax, was bullshit. He spread the rumors himself. And for all of Michael Moore's supposed "Good-deeds", he encouraged kids to disobey their parents, and to sneak into it because it was rated R. That's great Michael, really. What a way to preserve the future generation, by planting the seeds of disention. Actually, do you know where the first time I saw Moore's "Editing Tactics", meaning where he takes clips and uses them to suit his needs? GOOD MORNING VIETNAM Remember the part where they have the Nixon interview on, only Robin Williams' is on the tape? WILLIAMS: How would you describe your testicles? NIXON: They are small, withered, and serve on purpose. Same concept. The whole Florida election was fucked up, but that's what networks get for jumping the gun. Now, the whole "Murder" issue, is just ridiculous. If someone tries to kill me, then I'm going to go after them. It's common sense... You want the truth: DON'T LISTEN TO MICHAEL MOORE. Well, don't believe Farenheit 9/11. It's just bullshit, plain and simple. I will never respect him after F9/11, and the only way for him to get my respect (as if he fucking cares) is to give some of his money from the F9/11 grosses, to the families of those that were lost. After all, America's about caring. If he's such a great man that's doing public service by bashing the leader of the free world, then he shouldn't have a problem with that

Okay, I have figured just who I'm going to sue to make me my fortune. **DRUM ROLL** Milton Bradley Games!!! On the basis that the board game "Operation" is sexist. Now, just think about it. For the past 30 years, kids have only accepted the male patient that comes with the game. Doesn't that teach the wrong kind of value? Doesn't it show that men are above women, that only they should have life saving surgery? Honestly! Yes, I'm joking.

The people in the book were fucking bastards... "How rude!" "I challenge you to a duel!" "The rules...oh, I forgot." "Shut up you moron!" *Smiling*"Now be nice."*Turns, skowls* "Take me Reginald, darling." There you go. Generic sayings from the 6 house guests. Honestly, Mr. Boddy must've been the most trusting person in the world. You would think after they tried to kill him the 9th time, he would've figured it out, but no.

I read a few of the books in 4th grade.... Then my bitch teacher took them from me for reading in class... But still.... I used to be obsessed with the game. I think I have a cheap DOS version of it on a floppy disk that I got about 8 years ago.... **Checks** Then again, maybe I don't.

Street Fighter was pretty bad. Raul Julian gives the only performance worth a damn in it. Double Dragon = Worse than Street Fighter. Robert Patrick, who played who I guess was the Shadow Boss, his acting was reminscient of Ted "Theodore" Logan in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. I'm not saying Keanu's acting in B&T was bad, I'm just saying Robert Patrick's was. Other bad movies: ROBOCOP 3 Let's get someone else to play Murphy, and tone down the violence so we get a PG-13 rating..... Anything with Jean Claude Van Damme post Universal Soldier involving him as a martial artist. (This does not include Uinviersal Soldier: The Return). Van Damme's good when he doesn't show off the martial arts. Timecop, was good, becuase it had a cool concept, and the main character didn't rely on fighting. Sudden Death, was good, because VD didn't use fighting. The Quest, was bad, because it was pretty much VD's version of Bloodsport. The 1984 DUNE I've read nearly all the books (With the excpetion of the one that was released last September). This movie is not good. Some of the acting is hideous, and the plot is too indepth to be covreed by the 2 and 1/4 hours that is this movie. Any sequel to JAWS 'Nuff said there.

Another blunder: Warriors of Virtue I saw this a few weeks after it came out. The movie is about a kid with a broken leg, that learns about the 5 Chinese Elements: Wind, Fire, Something, Flowers, and Water (Earth wasn't among them, that's why I said "Something").... He somehow gets transported into this world that is full of combination Kung-Fu/Kendo style fighting, and the good guys are these giant rabbits that, incediently, represent the 5 elements (With Water being the head element). Movie with Hogan as Santa: Santa With Muscles Yes, it was shit. There is still one Hogan movie that I think is his absolute best role, and that's Suburban Commando. Why? Because unlike some of his other work that was written FOR him, (ahem No Holds Barred, Mr. Nanny), Suburban Commando was written after the movie "Twins" with Ah-nold and Danny Devito, and the charcaters of Hogan and Christopher Lloyd were going to be played by Ah-Nold and Danny, respectively.

I'm inclined to agree with you on that one. Nomi had extremely aggressive mood swings, and fundamentally, the story teaches one thing: Sex leads to the top. Now, look at it like this. She screws the boss, she gets the top role after she pushes Crystal down to the bottom of the stairs. She doesn't screw the black guy, but the black guy screws this stripper that worked at the same bar she did, and what do you know...the stripper gets the part in his routine, the same part he had in mind for Nomi. Further more, the plot is awful. Now, I'm all for Cinderella-esque stories, but let's look at it reasonably. Nomi becomes the big hit in Vegas, the star of the show. And she fucking walks! At the end, she runs away from Las Vegas, heading towards LA. What a friend she was too. Her room mate, and seemingly best friend, gets raped and hospitalized. It's not like she'd need help recouping from that traumatic experience, is it? Certainly not, and Nomi proves that by running off... Actually, she was running back to Bayside High...LOL. Only good things about this movie: The fact that for years, when sex was kind of a 'hehehe' type thing for kids and before it dawned on me that pornography served a very useful purpose for boys in adolesence, the only good thing was seeing the chick from Saved By the Bell nude. Other than that, nothing. But, since Showgirls was the obvious choice, I'll take one that I found just stupid. "Ready 2 Rumble" Let's make a movie that totally destroys any crediblity the wrestlers in it have. Now, I didn't watch WCW until right after they did the Australlian tour in 2000, but I do have some common sense, which would lead me to ask, why were the WCW superstars being used as fodder???? Examples: DDP's "Goons", and Tony Schiavone put it, includes Sycho Sid.... WHY THE HELL WAS SID A "GOON"?!!!! How does a man as big as Sid, get his ass kicked by a little old man? (Well, Sid did break a chair over him, but crying like a pussy in Sinclairs office?) Where were the other WCW stars? Where was Hogan? Where was Nash? Where was Jarrett? Where was Steiner? No crediblity at all. The only WCW star that actually seemed to act, was DDP. Goldberg's performance was sorry, and Sting only had one line. Now, onto the plot.... Two guys sadly obsessed with the worse WCW worker since Hulk Hogan go to a Monday Nitro. The main event: WCW Champ Jimmy King vs DDP for the title. Now, these two losers aren't that dumb...they know that title changes can't happen on Nitro, right? WRONG. In an event that can only by overshadowed by the Montreal Screwjob, the evil WCW boss Sinclair orders a "Shoot", by having the entire WCW roster take out their revenge on the hapless Jimmy King. Devastated at the loss of their hero, they vow to get him back to the WCW top. Along the way, they meet Jimmy King's trailer-park "queen", and his son, who hates his guts. The end comes with a triple cage match, and DDP being thrown off the top of it with King becoming the WCW champion again..... Also included with this feature: David Arquette's obsession with the Nitro girls, his struggle with a father that wants him to be a Highway Patrol Officer, and Scott Caan's nude ass. Did I mention to promote the movie, WCW gave the World title to David Arquette?

Including yourself, six people mentioned Contra. I forgot to put that one down...after playing the hell out of it on NESticle.... So, seven...

Jason by far.... I loved it in Jason X... It was just comical the way he killed people... "He just wanted his machete back!"

Megaman 6. That would be The Amazon.

I can hear a movie made aobut the ratings sytems, with a Cate Blanchett narration at the begining.... "There were the ratings for the music, great works that provided poetry to the masses." "And for the video games, that provided Men with entertainment beyond belief." "And ratings for the movie industry, which desired power above all else..." "But the ratings decieved them. In the fires of Mt. Doom, they made one master Rating. One Rating to Rule them All!!!!" .... Okay, that was dumb.

I can't believe I forgot Tetris....

Ok, pretty much list however much you want... My faves: Bionic Commando The Legend of Zelda Zelda II: The Adventures of Link SMB 1 through 3 Blaster Master MegaMan 1,2,3 and 5 (4 and 6 did nothing for me) Double Dragon Castlevania I through III Metroid Punch-Out!! (Mike Tyson's or otherwise) Pro Wrestling Dragon Warrior I through IV Nobgunga's Ambition Tecmo Superbowl Skate or Die Go ahead and post your choices...

SNES was it for me. Although the Genesis took the stage because it had the notorious Blood Code for MK, the SNES version was just more impressive, graphically. Besides, I thought some of the Fatalities (Or finishers, if you take the Nintendo censored view) were better. True, nothing beats ripping your opponenets head off and seeing their spinal column, but I thought Raiden's SNES fatality was a classic... And the SNES just had much better graphics and sound. Let's compare two games to each other: Street Fighter 2 (Instert cheap marketing version like Turbo or Championship here) and Maximum Carnage. I've played both for both systems. The sound on the Genesis versions were just hideous, and the graphics were bland at best. The SNES had much more driving music then the Genesis, and just more 'realistic' sound. Play the arcade versions of Street Fighter. You get the same sounds when you use the SNES, but not the Genesis. The SNES games always had phenomenal graphics in all of its games, where-as the Genesis was lacking in some of them. I had both systems, but there were only four Genesis games that I truly loved and that will be close to me (Sonic 2, Shining Force, Mutant League Football, and Pirates! Gold), but the SNES just outnumbers it in total happiness. SNES games I adored: Super Mario World, Zelda 3, Super Metroid, FF6, SF2 (all versions), Illusion of Gaia (never beat it), Lufia and the Fortress of Doom, Contra III, Super Punch-Out!!, and on and on and on...

Talk about a trip down memory lane... Last night I realized just how much I had forgotten that I hatted Garth Brooks.

"Fight to Survive" by Stan Bush.... Heh, yesterday, I took my CD player to the Gym. I'm working on interval training, so going to Judas Priest really helped.

Iago from Othello. The way the guy plotted reminded me of Headley Lamare from Blazing Saddles. Randall Flagg from Stephen King's The Stand. One real bad dude. Baron Harkonnen from Frank Herbert's Dune. How can you not like a character that is so fat he has to fly, is evil to the core, has more money than God, and is also a flaming homosexual?

Lo Fidelty All-Stars - Battle Flag AC/DC - Thunderstruck AC/DC - Back in Black (The ENTIRE album, mind you) AC/DC - Jailbreak AC/DC - If You Want Blood Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Minas Tirith Lunatic Calm - Leave You Far Behind Duran Duran - Hungry Like The Wolf Metallica - Enter Sandman Metallica - Sad But True Judas Priest - The Green Manalishi Judas Priest - Breaking The Law Judas Priest - You've Got Another Thing Coming WWE - Real American (Just remember the 4 demandments, brother!) Guns 'N' Roses - Paradise City

Ronald Reagan as the President... Oh wait, that wasn't a movie..... (BTW, I still thought the same thing about it before Reagan died...) Ummm... Mel Gibson as Mad Max Speaking of which, did anybody notice that between The Bounty (1984), and Lethal Weapon 3, Gibson sported only long hair? I think the first time we got to "Modern Mel" was when he did Ransom. Ever since, he's used the short hair.... Alan Rickman as Hans Gruber in Die Hard. Jeremy Irons as Peter Krieg/Peter Gruber/Simon in Die Hard 3. The entire ensemble in True Lies.... Actually, come to think of it, James Cameron has done a pretty good job in all his casting.

I'm in a bit of a dilema. In November, I intend to vote for President Bush. Nothing will change my mind about it, save a nuclear attack on some undeserving land. That being said, my dilema is that I want to see the movie because of the controversy it is causing. However, I don't want to put a single penny in Michael Moore's pocket. I feel that attack the president on this level is just plain bad taste. And further Moore, contrary to popular opinion, Michael Moore is not the saint he portrays himself to be. He asks congressmen if they will send their sons to fight in the war. Did Michael Moore serve in the Army during Vietnam? Where was Michael Moore during the draft? Second, Michael Moore is not the poor guy from Flint. He was born in Flint, and lived there for most of his life, but now he's living the good life in New York. Needless to say, unless they are a politician, anyone that has a chauffer and a stretch limo is not the common man. Michael Moore may be exercising his First Amendmant right. That's cool. But what does it say about him if he threatens to sue anybody that says anything bad about his film? SUE THEM FOR WHAT? If I say publicly that Michael Moore did the wrong thing in his film, then he'll sue me, and take my 6 Matrix Reloaded Posters, my broken down laptop, and my PS2. Way to go Michael. Really. On an unrelated note, I intend to enlist in the military. As some of you may or may not know, you take an enlistment oath, which follows: Kind of fucked up. Here I am attackinh the man, and I have to defend his right to bash the president..... That's pretty fucked up....

John Travolta as Chili Palmer in Get Shorty. Dennis Farina as Cousin Avi in Snatch. Jeff Goldblum as Ian Malcolm in Jussasic Park and The Lost World The entire ensemble for Lord of the Rings.

I think POC was a few weeks before. Anyways, after Depp would've finished with POC, there was a LOT of special effects Disney would have to do, so he would go on to work on something else, in the case of finishing POC, most likely onto Once Upon A Time in Mexico and Secret Window....

I think my "Music Evolution", so to speak, is kind of funny... AGE 10 (1994-1995) - Andrew Lloyd Weber AGE 11 (1995-1996) - The Soundtrack to Twister AGE 12 (1996-1997) - See above. AGE 13 (1997-1998) - The Chumbawumbas and Smash Mouth (because of two songs....I wonder what they were....) AGE 14 (1998-1999) - Billy Joel AGE 15 (1999-2000) - AC/DC AGE 16 (2000-2001) - AC/DC, Limp Bizkit, KISS, the B52's, AGE 17 (2001-2002) - AC/DC, Metallica, POD, Rob Zombie, Guns 'n' Roses, Saliva, Van Halen, Judas Priest, AGE 18 (2002-2003) - AC/DC, Motley Crue, Steel Dragon (fictional band from "Rock Star), Bon Jovi, Sweet, Led Zepplin AGE 19 (2003-Present) - AC/DC, John Carpenter, Duran Duran, 80's music, Low Fidelity All-Stars, Juno Reactor From show music to Rock/Techno and New Wave