Damian WayLNKe

For the past two years, if you have the free commish pass then no one has to pay anything. I'm in if it's free.

For the NFL, I can't really think of any, because numbers don't have the same league-wide importance. Sure, each team has numbers that matter to that team, but not like the ones listed above where they're league wide/nation wide things.

The Penn Jillette Show

I saw TBS live the Saturday before their latest album came out. You Know How I Do, Timberwolves at New Jersey, and Cute Without the E had the crowd going crazy. They played A Decade Under The Influence at our show and "debuted" Liar.

It wouldn't surprise me if her father was perhaps the higher up in the Dharma Initiative or the Hans Corporation. We've heard several times that there was someone even higher up than the guy we believe to be the leader of the "Others." We know her father is rich...and that'd be the only way I could think of her knowing what to look for.

Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.

Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, Thursday, My Chemical Romance, Armor For Sleep, Weezer, Straylight Run, The Used, Hawthorne Heights, Coheed & Cambria, Hot Rod Circuit, and Silverstein are all emo bands that I like.

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http://www.widmore.com/

http://globalparadigmscorp.com/

those three are somehow connected as well, as they all inter link with Hanso...what the hell any of it means is beyond me, I'd rather leave it to those who will go through with a fine toothed comb to come up with the answers

The Penn Jillette Show: http://penn.freefm.com/

I'm not sure what Heist could do with a second season after they attempt the heist. I also think that Four Kings is a good show that deserves a second season.

Black Chick, White Guy by Kid Rock tells the story of a guy (Kid Rock) and his relationship with a black chick.

What To Do When You Are Dead by Armor For Sleep is one that goes over the process of what happens after someone dies and I believe Tommy by The Who is another.

I still have all my final four teams and I didn't pick all #1s

UCLA or Gonzaga then?

Switchfoot: Can't remember how they were, but I saw them.

My Chemical Romance: They were pretty good

Alkaline Trio: They were also good

Reggie And The Full Effect: They were ok, but made up for it in entertainment.

I still have all my final four teams and I didn't pick all #1s

Rams release WR Issac Bruce

Rams sign DT La'Roi Glover

I think the only reason FSU won against Duke is because they were at home

Armor For Sleep - Today (Smashing Pumpkins)

Brand New - Am I Wrong (Love Split Love)

Green Day - My Generation (The Who)

Green Day - Outsider (The Ramones)

Weezer - Uptown Girl (Billy Joel)

The Dream Team: 7/10

Michael Keaton, Christopher Lloyd, Michael Boyle, and Stephen Furst are 4 New York mental patients. Keaton suffers from delusions, Lloyd is a schizophrenic that believes he is a doctor, Boyle thinks he's Jesus Christ, and Furst only talks in phrases that a baseball commentator would use. The movie is pretty funny and everytime that Michael Boyle reminds you he is Jesus makes you laugh.

I just requested membership as jspamer.

My friend did a mix between Fresh Prince Of Bel Air and Sweet Home Alabama.

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Not really a spoiler somewhat, it doesn't really reveal anything, other than Spiderman is going a bit emo and depressive .

So can you shed any light on this?

If Donnie was meant to die on the night the film began (when he was lying in the road and woke up) why didn't he just die when the jet engine hit his house the first time round? I understand he was already in the TU and couldn't just commit suicide in the TU, but surely when he went back in time to kill himself he was just travelling back within the TU?

There's a scene when the Donnie's parents are lying on their hotel bed saying how Donnie dodged his death with the jet engine incident. By the above analysis of the plot, this could be enough to corrupt the PU, thus creating the TU, but Frank had already intervened in his life, even to the point of leading him away from certain death, so it's safe to assume the PU was corrupted before then.

So how do we know Donnie was suposed to have died at the start? Although it looks like he may have been in an accident, there aren't any cuts or bruising to suggest this.

So if Donnie was supposed to die in the first night of the film, why did Donnie survive the first jet engine crash?

ok, I just watched the movie and I thought it was great. I'm not sure if I entirely get the whole thing though. The "Frank" guy. I know he was the rabbit who basically led him through the entire time-travel path to find out about Sparrow and everything, but what did the real guy have to do with him. Like what did he really have to do with it other than he being the one who killed Gretchen and then being the one who like I said led him through the entire movie. Other than that I got the movie and don't see what is the confusing part of it.

Frank is also Elizabeth Darko's boyfriend. There are many references to him throughout the film. At the beginning, you see his red car going down Donnie's street while he was leaving. Elizabeth talks to him on the phone during the movie telling him that she took a year off to be with him. Also, there is a note left on their fridge during the Halloween party that says "Frank went to get beer" or something like that.

ok, I just watched the movie and I thought it was great. I'm not sure if I entirely get the whole thing though. The "Frank" guy. I know he was the rabbit who basically led him through the entire time-travel path to find out about Sparrow and everything, but what did the real guy have to do with him. Like what did he really have to do with it other than he being the one who killed Gretchen and then being the one who like I said led him through the entire movie. Other than that I got the movie and don't see what is the confusing part of it.