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Since the schedule on the Spike TV website doesn't go into the next week, the only replay I know of for the Ultimate Fight Night is at midnight, right after it finishes the first showing.

It's not even that. The parents aren't lazy, they're just ignorant. A kid can't go buy a violent video game, the parent must get it for them. They can't just come home with a game like you say and then you deem it wrong because that game would never have ended up in his hands. Parents just need to be responsible, read the rating on the game, and then when they're old enough to start playing more violent games just talk to them about it first. I mean, I never needed anyone to talk to me about video games because sometimes it's just common sense. It's common sense that going out and killing someone is wrong, so don't do it. Ugh, this thing just has my head spinning. ←

What Zero said. It's just like the episode of South Park where all the parents protest the show "Terrance & Phillip" saying they are doing it for the kids, yet when Stan calls and is screaming because Death is after them, there parents ignore him. Parents are too lazy. They should be seeing and watching what there kid is doing, and telling them not to if they deem it inappropriate instead of trying to make it so NOBODY can play the game or watch the show in question. Blaming a video game for making your kid hurt a fellow classmate is like saying that your kid is fat because chocolate is available over the counter. The parents should be watching there kids and what they do. If my kid (if I had one) came home, I would know if he brought a game home. I would question him about it, watch him play it. If I thought it would be a bad influence, then I would tell him to take it back. Actually, a lot of kids I have seen have parents who tell them "No, you can't play that.", and the child listens to them and actually follows there instructions, even when they have $50 in there hand and are in EB.

My guilty pleasure would have to be "Straight Outta Compton" by NWA. I don't listen to much rap, but I can't help it, I always "rap" along when I hear this song!

Right now, I am listening to ...And Justice For All more then any other Metallica CD I own. But, it's not my favorite. I prefer Kill'Em All and Master of Puppets. My favorite Metallica songs: 1. Leper Messiah 2. One 3. No Remorse 4. Seek and Destroy 5. Four Horsemen

The Baldur's Gate games that are on the PS2 are excellent co-op games as well.

Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale are classics. They are based off of D&D, and are just really solid games. Neverwinter Nights is newer, but still great.

Battletoads and Double Dragon. That one game was soooooo nuts. I couldn't get past like the 3rd level.

Man the theme for that Mario show is awesome. It's so late 80's hip hop. Actually, I remember watching that show as a kid, it was awesome. The way they used actual sounds from the game was cool.

I am never home to watch this show, but I watched the past couple of seasons and enjoyed it quite a bit.

The Ken Griffey Jr. game for the Super Nintendo had the MLB license. In MVP Baseball, I did a fantasy draft as the Blue Jays, focusing on hitting, and have as my line-up: Rickie Weeks (.292, 21 RBI, 3 HR) Carl Crawford (.288, 23 RBI, 5 HR) Adrian Beltre (.332, 46 RBI, 12 HR) Mark Texiera (.370, 47 RBI, 16 HR) Lance Berkman (.346, 27 RBI, 13 HR) Wily Mo Pena (.413, 31 RBI, 5 HR) Reed Johnson (.359, 32 RBI, 5 HR) Toby Hall (.325, 22 RBI, 1 HR) Carlos Guillen (.366, 36 RBI, 9 HR) This line-up murders right-handers, and is great against lefties too! I have Guillen last because I actually could think of where he would properly fit. Pena is DH, and takes Johnson's spot when playing without DH. My pitching rotation isn't too strong, but has one or two young guys. Rich Harden (5-3, 4.08 ERA with 96 SO) Glendon Rusch (6-1, 3.66 ERA with 53 SO) Brian Anderson (2-3, 4.11 ERA with 58 SO) Brett Myers (5-1, 3.42 ERA with 43 SO) Omar Daal (4-3, 5.48 ERA with 44 SO) It sucks that my starters have blown alot of good leads and I have been really lucky with clutch hitting, especially from Adrian Beltre. Currently, my team is leading in the AL East with a 36 - 17 record, with Baltimore 8 games back and the Yankees 8.5. This is my first season with the team.

I love that game when it gets really difficult, because you can actually counter the enemy holds if you time it right. Most other wrestling games are really hit or miss with that.

Man On The Moon.

For me, the end of Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Kahn is pretty sad, with Spock dying while Kirk watches helplessly.

I really am not sure about the Bills next season. They still have the defence, but there offence seems to have gotten even worse. No Bledsoe and now no Henry could be bad.

Sleepaway Camp.

Can you get a dome on your stadium?

1. MVP Baseball 2005 (XBOX) 2. World Of Warcraft (PC) 3. Rome: Total War (PC) 4. Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic (XBOX) 5. Dungeon Keeper 2 (PC) 6. EWR 4.2 (PC) These aren't my favs, just what I have played recently. MVP is the best baseball game I have ever played, but I just wish I could use custom soundtracks!

Star Wars: Pod Racer is really fun and looks really good on the N64.

...And Justice For All is one of my favorite CD's right now, I love listening to it at extreme volumes while driving. The expressions on the faces of the other drivers is always hilarious.

If they were going to do all the Venom stuff, like the symbiote coming from space, then Spidey having it, then him rejecting and all that. It would take too long. I don't think that they could do it in only 2 hours.

Actually, when I saw the Jerry Only version of the Misfits in Toronto, it was still a really enjoyable experience. Everybody in the place was moving, and the songs sounded pretty good. It was all about the atmosphere, not the actual music though.