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Yeah, I laughed my ass of at Goldmember, but I think The Spy Who Shagged Me is the best one of the series.

All right, there you go.

All right! :)

Eh, that's not so bad.

I have a great fear that I'll develop ADD if I watch anything with David Arquette.

I'm going to pick up an X-Box after I get paid this week, but a system I really miss is the original NES. I got rid of mine about five years ago, and I regret doing that. :( I have fond memories of playing various Mario and Ninja Turtle games.

Jamie Farr? :)

And here's another.

There are uglier pictures, but here's one. Jane's Addiction's Perry Farrell--the ugliest man in rock.

Loozer: All right, another STP fan! P.S.: Perry Farrell--the ugliest man in rock.

My cat Mo was just yanking on the drawstring of my sister's pajama pants with his teeth. Perv.

Sountracks (and by that I mean real soundtracks, not compilations of unrelated songs not even in the movie) are great within the movie, but I can't sit through them by themselves.

Well, someone's/something's look wouldn't turn me off from a movie either, but whatever... :)

I think the Remans look pretty cool. That's all that matters to me.

Nah, MIB2 just didn't do it for me. There were some chuckles, sure, but it was basically just a rehash of the first one, sans Linda Fiorentino. And the Michael Jackson cameo was the most frightening cameo in the entire history of cameos! :eek:

Eh, I can wait and rent it when it comes out on DVD.

Pugs are cute in a... sad sort of way. I have two cats, Cali and Mo. We used to have one named Ziggy, but he was evil.

Linkin Park puts on a good show. Saw 'em last October. Wedge, Michael Jackson may have made some cool tunes, but there's more wrong with him than just his face. This whole "Tommy Matolla is the devil" thing is just bizarre.

I'm a big fan of The Doors. I own all six of their studio albums with Jim Morrison, the two they did after the Lizard King died ('71's "Other Voices," and '72's "Full Circle"), the double-disk "In Concert" album released in 1991, and Jim Morrison's spoken word album "An American Prayer,"...

No! No Voyager movie! What's so wrong with DS9? I swear, it's the Rodney Dangerfield of Star Treks. :(