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New Monday night football song by Scott Stapp: "Let's play ball it's Mon-dayy......We want touchdowns, safeties, and field goals!"

@hypacam12 You have to admit that the country really has gone to the dogs under Obama's leadership, and most of the things he says might as well be poop coming out of his mouth.

I can smell the bowling alley!

@patinoina1 It's a DVD from a concert they played on Halloween night 1991.

"No you didn't"

-Dirk Nowitski 6/12/2011

This was Mike Keenan's last game as Blues coach.

I remember that game. It was actually in November 1995. The game ended in a 1-1 tie.

I'm still wondering what's more creepy, the king or the voice over guy?

@TheyCallMeMItchell There was a hurricane in Houston, and Milwaukee was the closest stadium available.

@zep311aic Pearl Jam mastered that with their video version of Even Flow.

I became so annoyed with this song after hearing it for the millionth time in early 1998. Right now though, this song just makes me smile with nostalgia.

Best marketing campaign in the NHL, hands down.

Braves fans were very observant and classy when Randy Johnson pitched a perfect game against them in 2004. Kind of surprised the attitude was different this time around.

@SuperJonrocks The Blues should go? Absolutely not. They've been around since 1967, have a very loyal fan base, and are located in a city that has cold winters. I'll give you the fact that St. Louis isn't the same as Canada or Minnesota as far as a hockey town, but if you live there for a few yea...

This was basically a pilot for Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd. Elmer's Candid Camera in 1940 with this same rabbit was the first official Elmer Fudd cartoon, then A Wild Hare, also in 1940, was the first official Bugs Bunny cartoon. The producer for this cartoon was Ben Hardaway who would later make W...

Bob Costas and Al Michaels agreed to be the sports casters for this movie. It must be good, eh?

I don't like the Yankees, but the Red Sox have been doing the "If you can't beat 'em, you just have to do it their way" philosophy since the 2000's. $50 million just to negotiate with an over-hyped Japanese pitcher? A 7 year contract for JD freaking Drew? $22 million per year to Carl Crawford? Ad...

I wish he could have just lived one more year. It would have been intriguing to listen to him call the McGwire vs. Sosa steroids race.

@carameloxx correction: we all should join mortal kombat and fight until one of us decides that there's no hard feelings. Then we can present dolls of each other, make a Rainbow, cut out paper dolls, autograph a picture of ourselves, and dance to a disco ball.

All in the name of friendship.........

What's Beethoven's favorite fruit? Ba-na-na-na!!

@quagsiremango Wishing the whole world being just like you is the exact mentality that breeds bigotry, hatred, and intolerance.

Barry Bonds didn't take steroids. He just experienced a growth spurt at age 36.

@reshiram32 Back, Back, Down, High Kick

I like how the defeated fighters just keep standing around and bobbing their heads while their opponent "befriends" them.

The beat definitely sounds like Michael Jackson, but the melody reminds me of Star Fox. I don't know why, it just does.

Back on June 20, 2000, he struck out Barry Bonds three times. I don't know if Bonds has struck out three times against the same pitcher since. Just shows how nasty he could have been if he didn't lose it.

Jim Gaffigan did say on one of his comedy acts that the Food Network was like porno to someone who was hungry. I think Trey and Matt might have had that on their minds when they made this episode.

Scott Mellanby drilled Suter with a hit that knocked him out of the series during the first shift of the 2001 playoffs (Blues vs. Sharks). That was some karma there.

To me, there is a big difference between a sincere pursuit of truth and being committed to a religion. I'm a devout believer in Jesus Christ, but South Park still speaks to me in the sense that I know that Trey Parker and Matt Stone are sincere seekers of truth (they aren't committed Christians, ...

Columbia, Missouri's 96.7 KCMQ plays these two songs together. XM's Classic Vinyl not doing so was sacrilegious.

I've always been a fan of two songs rolled into one. (See Led Zeppelin: Heartbreaker/Living Loving Maid)

Geico could have it's spokesman say "Does switching to Geico really save you money on car insurance?........Does the Progressive lady like to fart at inappropriate times?".......... Then show this commercial.

@StafireDavis If Justin Bieber could fart that good, I'd enjoy his music much better!

@MrGotemcoach You may not have "proof" that a God exists, but you don't have proof of a big bang either. Think about it, once upon a time, a spontaneous BANG triggered the establishment of the universe and the human race without any manual intervention. Now how is that any less of a fairy tale co...

I agree that you don't wake up one day and choose to be gay. But you don't wake up and choose to be a pedophile either. I agree that being mean spirited and insensitive towards gay people isn't right, but it doesn't change the fact that homosexuality in itself is an unnatural and deviant form of ...

This takes me back to being 12 during the summer of 1995, watching this on MTV's "Dream Time" as I stayed up until 4 am.