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I think the momentum's kinda lost on this one. I could still go through with it personally, so I guess it's up to everyone else.

Diff'rent strokes for different folks and all that. The movie was quite niche, and I can see those in that niche disliking it as well. The cast, especially Franco, Hamm, and Jeff Daniels kept me interested though. Funnily enough, I missed the last 5-10 minutes due to falling asleep. More lack of sleep than lack of interest, though. On a sidenote, watching A Clockwork Orange now and likely Full Metal Jacket tomorrow. I'm on such a Kubrick kick right now.

Your list makes me disappointed I didn't think of Chobot. She's nerd-a-rific.

I finally got around to watching Howl on Netflix Instant. James Franco was brilliant, as expected. It was a great take on Mr. Ginsberg's poem, which is definitely one of my favorites of all time. Admittedly, the animation parts were a bit odd, but the court scenes with Jon Hamm were awesome, as was the Ginsberg "interview," which was basically Franco chain-smoking and recounting his tale of the late '50s. All in all it was pretty good, better than I thought it would be going in. I expected it to be a little too "art house-y" for my tastes, but I didn't come away with that impression at all. Overall, I'd give it a 3.9 out of 5, if not just for the awesome performances by the whole cast. I'd recommend it to anyone with an appreciation of literature, namely The Beat Generation.

Oh gosh, this will be hard. 1. Mila Kunis - 2. Keeley Hazell - http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-PaJFvfumVl4/TyYSwFyw8EI/AAAAAAAAPx8/6MfbatvgV7E/s1600/Keeley+Hazell+27.jpg 3. Zooey Deschanel - After 500 Days of Summer, this has become a bit of an obsession for me. 4. Scarlett Johansson - Well, just look at her. 5. Kim Kardashian - Because ass. 6. Velvet Sky - Yes, a wrestler. One of the reasons I tune into iMPACT remains as this lovely lady's entrance. 7. Katy Perry - 8. AJ Lee - Anyone watching WWE television since she's debuted who hasn't had fantasies of this woman is lying. 9. Jessica Simpson - Fuck it, she's still gorgeous after the baby damnit! 10. Britney Spears - Same as Simpson, except after the crazy. Two wrestlers. Whatever.

These are glorious, GRIFT. Dunno why, but the deer story had me in tears.

This will probably be a pretty weird list. 1. Kurt Cobain - 2. Paul McCartney - 3. Jim Morrison - 4. Jeff Buckley - 5. Johnny Cash - 6. Rufus Wainwright - 7. Florence Welch - 8. Bradley Nowell - 9. Eric Clapton - 10. Colin Meloy - Not exactly a who's who of golden vocal chords, but fuck it.

First Call of Duty game I'll be passing on since World at War. Just not digging the whole futuristic theme.

This would be amazing.

Just a suggestion, but maybe change Ryback to face? Seeing how he's destroying these "heel" jobbers the past couple weeks, the crowd has actually been popping for him.

Good God I love playing with Rodgers. My D-Line is horrid though. If I hadn't scored early and forced them to rely on Josh Freeman, Jamaal Charles would've tore me apart.

I'll join/play later tonight.

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I'll take the Eagles.

Meh, I have to disagree with you there. My personal favorite is E Numbers: Black Wax is a good song as well, although their most commercially successful one, if that hinders the fact at all. I've never had the chance to see them live though, so I can't argue with you there.

They disbanded last year, but anyone ever heard of Dananananaykroyd? Great band, I know they had a song in one of the FIFA games but I've never come across any fans of theirs.

Couldn't be more happy with the Flyers play. Two hat tricks last night!

1. Otto Mann 2. Homer 3. Moe 4. Kent Brockman 5. Lenny 6. Barney 7. Fat Tony 8. Ned Flanders 9. Professor Frink 10. Duffman

Portugal The Man. Get into them.

1. Nirvana 2. Elliott Smith 3. The Beatles 4. Death Cab For Cutie 5. Nevershoutnever 6. blink-182 7. Eminem 8. 2Pac 9. John Mayer 10. Alice In Chains 11. Elvis Presley 12. Romance on a Rocketship 13. MGMT 14. Jeff Buckley 15. Johnny Cash

1. The Clockwork Orange 2. Forrest Gump 3. The Wrestler 4. The Dark Knight 5. (500) Days of Summer 6. Rocky 7. Inception 8. Billy Madison 9. Aladdin 10. Up Honorable mentions go to: Pineapple Express, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Shining, Scarface, Back to teh Future, and so many more.

Extract- 8/10. Loved it. Tons of great performances, and there were only two parts I didn't like (including the ending).

Watched Hot Tub Time Machine yesterday, I'd have to give it a 7/10. Not great, but a good and funny light hearted movie.

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