He’s still waiting on a call from the Food Network
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Either is a fitting epitaph for George Carlin.
The world is a much darker place now. Therefore, in his memory…
Shit, piss, cunt, fuck, cocksucker, motherfucker, and tits.
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As I’ve previously established, for better or worse, I’m a pro wrestling fan.
So when I heard that Wrestlemania 25, excuse me XXV, was going to be held here in Houston I was pretty jazzed. Stephe and I went to XVII (17) and had a great time. It was every bit the spectacle they promised it would be.
Yesterday, the WW(F)E held a press conference at Toyota Center to promote the event. Since it was going to be held at lunch time, David and I decided to head downtown to check it out. Read more »
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The following is an excerpt from the forthcoming ‘Letters From Peckerneck: What the School Board Don’t Wantcha To Know!” published by the Greater Peckerneck Historical Society. The following is taken from testimony given in 1985, when the Peckerneck City Council debated lifting the ban on ‘cruel and unusual sport within city limits’. The ban remained in place until 2004, when it was lifted at the behest of downtown tavern-owners, who wished to show UFC Pay-Per-Views during Happy Hour.
Let me make one thing perfectly clear. I am not a criminal.
I am a dreamer.
Let me explain.
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Like this? More can be found at Super Stupor
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A review of the past week’s episode of LOST from a frustratedly loyal (and loyally frustrated) fan. This week: The greenhouse effect as everyone storms towards The Orchid on “There’s No Place Like Home.”
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A while back, I wrote a post about stumbling upon a batch of Hard Case Crime books in a local Big Lots. I also promised to review said books.

Better late than never I always say.
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A review of the past week’s episode of LOST from a frustratedly loyal (and loyally frustrated) fan. This week: Great, just what I needed, more story complications in “Cabin Fever”.
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Wow.

That was the word that leapt to mind after I saw “Iron Man” late Sunday night. Judging by the 100+ million dollar opening weekend, I wasn’t the only one.
The first Marvel produced movie is a home run.
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A review of the past week’s episode of LOST from a frustratedly loyal (and loyally frustrated) fan. This week: Jack wishes he had “Something Nice Back Home,” but we quickly learn again why Jack can’t have nice things: because he’s a d-bag.
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