Attilla

You beat me to it. So instead, I'll say: Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death

Well that was a surprise! Thanks!

I would have posted me, but the image was too big. Oh, well.

Randy's not done. Odds are he'll fight Fedor in M1, or whatever they decide to call M1's reincarnation. After that, if he's still fit and hungry, he'll come back to the UFC, this time earning more than Chuck. The interesting question for the UFC now is who gets to contend for the belt.

Evil Dead 2 Best ... movie ... EVER!

This is Attilla the Honey (I stole his name for my forum name, even though he's a he and I'm a she) Edited because attachment wouldn't upload - too big

For me it's a tie between Alice Cooper and Judas Priest

My ex had both a ferret and a ball python, and they were each fun in their own way. For those who don't want smell or high maintenance, though, I recommend a tarantula. I had one for 10 years and she was a great pet.

OK. That cracked me up. Resident Evil is a horror franchise, not "action." If someone told you differently, you owe them a kick in the ass. I personally can't wait for it to come to DVD. I won't go to the theater anymore for anything.

I understood that you're meant to place a sugar cube on a slotted spoon over the glass, and dissolve the sugar into the drink as you pour. Another urban legend? -Caroline

It was Alberto Crane, I think, and yeah, he was not a happy camper by the end of the fight.

Like Kiki, I'm a rocker chick and have never dated a guy with short hair. Not that long hair can't go wrong, or be a bad fit for a guy's face, but worn "naturally," it's the sexiest thing there is, IMO. If you like it, wear it proudly. -Caroline (edited because I hate typos)

So GSP and Couture both won. I just wish that Gonzaga's nose hadn't been broken. It would have been a better test of Couture's abilities (and Gonzaga's) that way. But both fights were entertaining. I'm also happy that Cote won. I loved him on the Ultimate Fighter show. Every time I see him I have to sing "Coteeeeee, Cote Cote Cote!" -Caroline

Hi Moe! You need to know that we all support you and are thankful for your service to our country. Be strong and know that soon you'll be home, where you can enjoy the Blue Skies again!

I recently did my first jump, and there was nothing "stomach churning" about it. It felt nothing like a roller coaster. However, the parachute ride after the free fall will test your fear of heights. You have a lot of time up there to think about how far it is down to the ground.

Thanks for the tip! I'll do that before I jump again. Because now that it's in my head... I have a even better idea... Hang around the DZ and get to know the jumpers and staff a bit. The more professional the operation, the more likely the DZO is going to hand choose his staff, the best are going to want to work there, etc. What would I look for? During my tandem jump, everyone seemed professional and careful, but what did I know?

Thanks for the tip! I'll do that before I jump again. Because now that it's in my head...

Did that. They were clean, as far as I could tell.

So did I! (first jump in Pennridge last week, that is) Small world, huh? I'll certainly be going back there to do it again.

Not that I'm a cynical person by nature or anything, but I'd like to know whether there is a database somewhere where I can confirm a person's licensure before I strap myself to them and fall out of a plane. I just did my first tandem jump and loved it, but afterwards it occurred to me that I knew nothing about the guy I jumped with. Next time, I think I'd like some more information.

I understand that there is some confusion as to the name of this DZ and concern with its affiliations, but my first jump experience with them was fantastic! My tandem instructor, Rob, was perfect. He made the experience fun and relaxing. I've watched the video they made for me a dozen times already and I intend to return for a second jump. Whatever issues they may have had appear to be behind them, as I had an easy, exciting experience from beginning to end.