Southern McButterpants.

I prefer version 1 . . . "Who the F* stil uses a pay phone?"

Looks like it wil be very realistic. My dad passed in '95, but he had a ton of books on the Marine Corps in WWII. There's one that has a picture of him ferrying wounded back out to the landing craft at Iwo Jima. The book is at my mom's house. I'll have to dig it up to show my kids. My father in law has a silk rising sun flag that he took off of a dead Japanses soldier. They both served in the Pacific with the Marines. I'm glad to see that the Marines who went through hell on tiny little jungles scattered throughout the Pacific are getting some due as well. There was more than just storming the beach at Normandy to WWII . . . God Bless every one of 'em.

I thought we were talking about Terrence Cody, not Willis McGahee??

I can't believe there aren't any votes for a Fluffer-nutter. I used to looooove those back in the "stone" age.

Primanti Brothers Kennywood Falling Water 3 of my favorite places on the planet. Pittsburgh is a great town.

Nice fresh Vienna soft roll from Wegmans Cajun style hickory smoked turkey breast Yancy's Fancy spicy Buffalo wing cheddar Lettuce, tomato, pickled jalapeno slices. Enjoy with a nice wild cherry diet Pepsi and regular tortilla chips.

My vote is for Lindsay Vonn, or the Canadian Women's curling team!

True Dat!

And she's no slouch on the 4 string either . . .Check out the action here. . . Video embedded halfway down the page. Tal Wilkefeld with Jeff Beck

The current version of Adobe Premiere Elements (4 or 5, can't recall)is a HUGE resource hog. Avoid it at all costs. I've used Sony Vegas for years. It's feature rich and relatively inexpensive . . .

Those are not "pebbles"

My opinion is garbage in, garbage out . . .

CBS News last night showed a video of the crash over and over . . slo-motion, etc. Kinda sick. But as my wife and I are watching that, we both said something to the effect of, "What moron put those poles there right after a turn??"

Obviously, you've never listened to anything remotely close to the entire catalog. Peart is by far better not only technically (what else is there, really), but also plays a "loose" style as well. I've often considered Peart to be a highly skilled and disciplined version of Keith Moon . . . Listen to: Subdivisions and if you're thinking that he only could do it 20 years ago, this is from '07 and on a 5 piece kit. Malignant Narcicism Sorry, but I've been around drums for almost 30 years, and there just aren't a lot rock drummers who should be mentioned in the same breath as Peart. Jazz on the other hand . . . .

Oh, that Meryl Streep. She's such a phoney-baloney!

9 out of 11, but I must add that I never saw The Goonies . . .

Root for the blimp to crash into the stadium . . .

I remember seeing Yes in the mid 80's and they played that cartoon before the show. The place went nuts when the Ether broke . . .

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I want one . . . screw the mortgage payment this month.

It was supposed to debut on TSN today at 7:00 PM ET. HTZ FM (97.7) in Hamilton is going to play it at 11:00 PM ET.

1 hour, 22 minutes. I'll give you a decent burial, Steely . . .

I am officially my father. I have heard of exactly one band on this list, and not one of the songs (that I know of . . . ) sigh . . .

It's hard to win in the NFL . . .