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WEEK 1 Thu, Sep 9 TIME (ET) Indianapolis at New England Sat, Sep 11 TIME (ET) Tennessee at Miami 1:00 PM Sun, Sep 12 TIME (ET) Seattle at New Orleans 1:00 PM Cincinnati at NY Jets 1:00 PM Arizona at St. Louis 1:00 PM Oakland at Pittsburgh 1:00 PM San Diego at Houston 1:00 PM Jacksonville at Buffalo 1:00 PM Detroit at Chicago 1:00 PM Baltimore at Cleveland 1:00 PM Tampa Bay at Washington 1:00 PM Atlanta at San Francisco 4:15 PM Dallas at Minnesota 4:15 PM NY Giants at Philadelphia 4:15 PM Kansas City at Denver 8:30 PM Mon, Sep 13 Green Bay at Carolina 9:00 PM

70s Show is pretty good but I stopped watching it like 3 years ago so I have no idea what's been happening.

The Professional - 8.5/10 It's been all over Bravo and AMC so I've watched it like four times this week. Still continues to be one of my favorite movies. The Passion of Joan of Arc - 8/10 Was on TCM and I guess it was made in 1928. There was a short info thing saying how none of the actors had makeup which would explain why the faces were so powerful in effect. Lots of closeups. A pretty heavy movie that bummed me out but it was just haunting and I couldn't stop watching.

Thanks for the help. After doing some more research I'm gonna get Chocolate and Cheese, The Mollusk and Pure Guava.

Why does it have to be new? And like with anyone who ask for reccomendations I will tell you to check out Kyuss.

I've been reccomended Ween so many times I can't even count so I got around to finally buying one of their albums. White Pepper was the only thing my record store had (since I didn't know what to order) and it's grown on me pretty well. I think I'm gonna get their first album soon but can anyone give me some reccomendations on what to buy?

I don't think that it's safe to say that he's overrated yet so I'm gonna have to say no. When he played, the Falcons won games and that's all they can ask for.

I saw it once and it was just a bunch of ugly little whiny kids who couldn't act.

Anything remotely good gets a 9+ on IGN so don't look into it too much. I'll prob borrow Fable from a friend once they get bored with it.

I don't think I can take reading through 12 pages about the MTV awards but I saw Chapelles bit (which was really lame) but he cracked me up at the end when he said something like "Wow you people like everything don't you?" and there was dead silence. Comedic gold.

I'm forced to say Les Claypool since Primus is my favorite band of all time. Trevor Dunn gets an honorable mention though.

Holy crap, I didn't even realized they were playing. I was pretty shocked when I saw this on ESPNews.

Beatles Beasties

Don't forget Goblins!

Easily the Lion King.

CATEGORY A Beatles Beastie Boys CATEGORY B Beck Tom Waits CATEGORY C Aphex Twin Flaming Lips CATEGORY D The Clash Del Tha Funkee Hompsapien

CATEGORY A Pixies Pink Floyd Beastie Boys The Doors CATEGORY B Beck Talking Heads Tom Waits DJ Shadow CATEGORY C Scissor Sisters vs Franz Ferdinand (Neither, but Scissor Sisters if I have to choose) Aphex Twin Flaming Lips Neutral Milk Hotel CATEGORY D Belle and Sebastian vs Refused (Never heard either of em) The Clash Libertines vs !!! (Never heard either of em) Dizzee Rascal

Got 58 on my first one, give it a few more tries.

The thing asked me if I wanted to download some program to run the song and then I realized that I don't want to listen to it anyways so I closed out of it. GC always sucked.

Awesome game. I had this one marked on my calendar since I have mainly Lithuanian heritage.

WHAT THE HELL DO YOU MEAN!? Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the dead...ALL directed by Goerge A. Romero. A remake of his movie was what started the fad, so I can see how he can bandwagon his own creation ←

But it's considered a Zombie movie, plus the Dawn of the Dead remake had the runners.

I don't know who the hell decided to throw Ash into the mix, but if this movie came into fruition I'd definately go see it although I'd much rather see a fourth Evil Dead. EDIT: But that post above mine explains it pretty damn well.