Agent Risktaker

Since when has Eminem been from the streets? Granted, he does dress in rapper attire but I can't recall any songs where he's claimed to have killed someone or rapped about anything relating to being from the streets. At least, to my knowledge. Could be wrong.

I guess we need one of these. Did anyone catch the games over Labor Day Weekend? Manly squashes, but LSU nearly losing to Oregon State was a big shocker. They defiantly need to work on alot of things.

NFL? Pfft. Tell that sissy to turn it over to the NCAA.

It's been a big letdown so far, but I'm glad Maroon 5 won. Is there even a real host or just various people?

Lean Back > Headsprung. If you're an actual fan of rap and don't just dislike everything that's mainstream, it's obvious as to which is the better song.

Jessica did alright.

MTV, of course, making it seem like they're a big part of the electoral process.

Through the Wire sounds good as well.

Jet fucking sucks. Seriously. If they all die tomorrow, it'll be too late. Hoobastank is awesome, though. I'm watching for Carly Patterson and Jay-Z.

Does anyone know where I can purchase or download (legally) this movie?

So who do you think will be where at the end of the NCAA season? The current pre-season coaches poll is as follows: 1 Southern California 2 Oklahoma 3 LSU 4 Georgia 5 Miami (FL) 6 Florida State 7 Michigan 8 Texas 9 Ohio State 10 Florida My picks: 1 Florida State 2 USC 3 Georgia 4 LSU 5 Miami 6 Auburn 7 Texas 8 Ohio State 9 Michigan 10 Tennessee

No. It's always happening, but it's not a 'trend.' Remember Shaggy's "It wasn't me?" Somebody responded to it. Usually, it's just girls who don't want to be showed up by a manly song (Don't want you back, It Wasn't me) and thus do a response that gets a small amount of airplay.

Sorry to burst your patriotic bubble a bit but you do realize it's always the same 3-4 countries at the top of the medal count right? And it has nothing to do with athletic superiority.......it's about finances. ←

Apparently, some sort of 'evil machine' has been making scans everyday and they even have a site with the coordinates for it. Luckily, alot of them are around me in Alabama! Two, actually. I reckon this is going to be where Halo 2 demo buses come on Aug. 24th to the said locations and hopefully, the retards who have read into this will be there. I will.

Rockstar is saying that you can expect 150+ hours of gameplay.

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US is kicking ass in the medal count. Sweet.

No, it's not that because I've got that song on my computer already. It's not a big song, I know but it basically talks about Alabama and the hook is 'now, that's country.'

I heard it the other day on the radio and I can't find it anywhere. Anyway, it goes like this or something like this, anyway. "Something is great, but it ain't as great as the Alabama State. Now that's country." Yeah. It sounds better in the song.

I want the USA to win. But then again, I'm from the US. Most people dislike the USA Basketball team because it's so commercialized.

Close to it. Around 39,000 watched it for the 0.0 which in the amount of people most big shows get is totally sad. I mean, shows like CSI and Cold Case get up to 15.5. Imagine the difference between the shows.

NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Patience is the watchword at CNBC, despite low ratings for the cable channel's fledgling primetime lineup, especially tennis star-turned-talker John McEnroe, whose show has twice registered a 0.0 rating. For years, CNBC has been trying to find a primetime identity apart from its markets-and-business focus so familiar to daytime viewers. Beginning with "Dennis Miller" this year and continuing last month with the debut of "McEnroe," CNBC has tried a different tack. "McEnroe" premiered -- amid heavy promotion and plugs by NBC Universal chief Jeff Zucker -- on July 7 to a 0.3 household rating and 266,000 viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research. Since then, the 10 p.m. talk show's ratings haven't been all that much to write home about. It's failed to hold an audience from its lead-in, "Dennis Miller." And in recent weeks "McEnroe" achieved a mark of dubious distinction, once on July 27 during the Democratic National Convention and again Aug. 2, with a 0.0 household rating. The average audience for "McEnroe" hit a low of 39,000 on July 27. Monday's show averaged 66,000 viewers with a 0.1 household rating. CNBC executives said it's not necessarily about the ratings, particularly with "McEnroe." They're trying to win the whole match, not just an individual game. "When you're trying to do something as unique as we are during primetime, you have to look at it over time," CNBC senior vp primetime Bob Meyers said. "We want to hold on to our business day audience, and expand upon that." Brad Adgate, senior vp research at New York-based advertising agency Horizon Media, said the move toward personality-driven programing is a page right out of Fox News Channel's playbook. It's also being done by CNN and MSNBC. Adgate said that low ratings aren't necessarily the kiss of death if, for instance, if the shows pull in a younger audience. "Typically these shows have a tendency to skew older," he said. "It's not necessary to draw in a huge household rating as long as the composition holds up." Both "Dennis Miller" and "McEnroe" are original this week and then will go on hiatus for the next two weeks, with repeats following CNBC's Olympic boxing coverage. But Meyers said that the network will use that opportunity to run heightened promotions for the show and put it into the rotation at 8 p.m. as well as its normal 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. slots. "We're taking the long view and building this destination in prime," Meyers said.

Spooner said her dad died upon impact, so I'd assume it was just her and her dad.

We destroyed the 'champions.' I've never even heard of that country and they're the World Champions? I think that sends a message, but I want USA to win because nobody wants us to. We're probably the most hated nation in the Olympics. Nobody wants us to come home with a medal. USA? Boo. I just want to piss everybody off.

But didn't he say, during one part of the movie, that it was hers? He's a cop. He probably requested it from the morgue and they gave it to him. Or something. This is the year 2037. They've got flying cars, you know.