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Nothing But A Good Time - Poison

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So Far, So Bad - Five Iron Frenzy

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If Parise and Suter either re-sign with their respective clubs (higher chance of Suter re-signing than Parise, but...) or have their rights traded and sign with their new clubs before July 1st, then there's always a chance that will happen. I think everyone admits that there's a pretty steep drop in available talent after those two. I think the likely outcome if that were to happen is for Kenny to shift his priorities to finding ways to improve this team in the trade market.

When I Change Your Mind - Cherry Poppin' Daddies

How's The World Treating You? - Alison Krauss & James Taylor

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Hungry Like The Wolf - Duran Duran

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Not My Slave - Oingo Boingo

I'm gonna go out on a limb here, and say "no". Nothing locked up for the Penguins but their tee times tomorrow.

Spanish Harlem - Ben E. King

If I had to guess, it's probably because of EA's involvement in 2 and 3. You've played all 3, so you know of the same subtle differences between 1 and 2 and 1 and 3. They're the same game, and they're all fantastic, but little things were different between the original and the sequels. The change from unlimited ammo to "thermal clips" (which is almost exactly opposite what the codex entry in ME1 said about how future weapons work). Dozens of different models of each weapon in ME1, but only having 2 in ME2, back to several different models in 3. The changes to customizing your weapons (practically nonexistant in 2, then brought back in 3 but not as extensively). The loss of the Mako rover (but later a new rover, The Hammerhead, in the DLC for 2, but vastly limited). Not being able to move around the explorable areas (Citadel/Presidium/Wards, Noveria, etc) as extensively in 2 as you could in 1. It all reeks of EA branded projects. I'm not a big fan of EA games, because it seems like they always rush out projects instead of doing proper quality testing and programming. For example, to me the graphics in 1 were much smoother and more polished, wheras 2 just seemed to have a rougher edge to them. Maybe that's just me, though...

Send Me On My Way - Rusted Root

Been slowly working my way through this one. I don't have any multiplayer (Playing the Xbox version to import my character, but I refuse to pay $50 a year for the "privilege" of playing online), which meant my galactic readiness always was stuck at 50%. Did some researching, and found that I could increase it by downloading the Mass Effect 3 Datapad app for my iPhone. Now, slowly but surely, my readiness rating is starting to climb. All in all, another great game in the series. Still too early to tell where I would rank this one in comparison to the other 2, but it's certainly a great game, and still shows lots of potential. For the record, ME1 was my favorite in the series, followed by 2, so far.

Runnin' Down A Dream - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Tears of a Clown - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles

Penalty's going to pretty much seal the game.

SOG 11-7, Detroit

Alright, guys. Let's get back to discussing the topic at hand. Let's leave discussing each other's posting styles, Wings fans or otherwise, to the PM's please.

My meager contribution to the trend...

No Bone Movies - Ozzy Osbourne