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Yeah, OU's pretty much done for the season. No QB, no running game. Peterson will still get his 100+ yards every game, but it'll definitely be much tougher for him now. Miami will still beat Florida State. FSU will find a way to screw up. I'm hyped big time for this season, being a Cal fan for my entire life. Marshawn Lynch is a freak. Our Quarterback and O-Line will be a bit of a question, but they have an awesome defense this year, and have a strong group of receivers. Cal could beat USC this year, but it's down in SoCal, and will be tough, but this year is as good as any for Cal to win the Pac 10.

You could watch like... NASCAR or something... I won't say anything else for fear of getting lynched by southerners. Football is easily the biggest sport in America, and rightfully so. I much prefer college to professional though.

Okay, I have to tack on one more quote. Tobias: OH MY GOD!! WE'RE HAVING A FIRE.... sale. OH THE BURNING! IT BURNS ME! EVACUATE ALL THE SCHOOL CHILDREN!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! Amaaaaaaazing Graaaaaaaace! You can't even see where the knob is! *lying on ground* Roger Danish: Um... would you like to try that a little... simpler.. maybe. Tobias: .. No.

I love Weezer. Although I really didn't like Make Believe very much. I absolutely hated Beverly Hills. Hate, hate, hate that song. And yeah, they're broken up. Cuomo said he has a bunch of songs written, but doubts they'll be released under the Weezer name, if they're even released at all.

Bluth homes! Solid as a rock! Michael: Why aren't you in school? Maeby: Marry me! ... I'm sorry I forgot who I was talking to...

V and VI for the GBA and not the DS?!?! Schwing! I don't have to buy a DS! Also, has anybody played the first Valkyrie Profile? My friend said it was pretty darn good.

That's the one thing that I would mark this show slightly down for, and definitely one reason why it never got good ratings, it's a hard show to get into. I started watching during the 2nd season, and it took me about a month before I understood what was happening and who was who, and it wasn't until I got the 1st season on DVD that I understood all the jokes. Once you get into it though, the pay-off is big.

Michael: Was that part of your trick Gob? Gob: No Michael, it wasn't. *On the next episode of Arrested Development* Gob: IT WAS PART OF MY ILLUSION!

My reaction to the trailer: A big meh. Didn't interest me at all really. I'm a Playstation guy, love Halo, but I just didn't care about the trailer. Gears of War looks absolutely amazing though. I'm debating buying a 360 just for that....

Calm the fuck down, Masterpiece. He made a suggestion that anybody who needs pictures should use the Search function. You shut the fuck up.

Thursday night I attended the Death Cab/Franz concert at the Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento, it was their 2nd stop of their current tour. Amazing show. I wanted to see Franz Ferdinand play a couple years ago in Berkeley, but that was about a week before I got my driver's license, so them being in Sac only about an hour away was a chance in a lifetime, not to mention being with DCFC. The Cribs opened up the show, and they were pretty decent, I'd never heard any of their stuff, fast and upbeat, crowd didn't care much though, since nobody had heard of them. I went to the merch table with my girlfriend after a few of their songs, and got back as the crew was setting up for Death Cab. I ended up getting a Death Cab shirt, none of the Franz Ferdinand shirts were all that good looking, and were kind of plain. One thing that surprised me a lot about Death Cab for Cutie, was that they had a lot more power live than you hear on their albums. I was really expecting a lot quieter, more subdued tone, but they were great, they sounded just as good live as they do on their albums. I'd say the only detractor was that their music clearly isn't meant for concerts, at least when compared to Franz Ferdinand. Ben Gibbard played "I Will Follow You Into the Dark" solo, and was probably their best performance, crowd loved that one. After that Franz Ferdinand came out, and blew the roof off. It was a good thing they played last. Their music really got the crowd going, and are great performers. At one point, I forget which song, they had three guys playing one set of drums, got a real good pop from the crowd. They're really great showmen, except for Bob Hardy (bass), who is all business up on stage. But Kapranos and McCarthy especially played the crowd a lot. All in all, it was a great show in a small venue, (probably 2 or 3 thousand), I ended up about 10 or 15 yards from the stage. Just wondering if anyone else is planning on going to a show on this tour, or if anyone else attended any of the 3 shows so far.