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We're number 7! We're number 7! lol. At this rate though if both Ottawa and Pittsburgh go belly up in the first round my chances for success will be less than ideal :( Damn you Lee and Penelope's Pretty Piranha's :tongue:

Destiny's Child - Bootylicious I just couldn't resist, lol.

New Kids On The Block - You Got It (The Right Stuff) :biggrin: Also a great weird al parody lol The White Stuff

I like RG because his posts make me laugh and he is a fellow fisherman :)

AC/DC - Shoot to Thrill Had to with AC/DC for A...definitely my favourite band!

Tom Cochrane & Red Rider - Boy inside the man

I like Katherine because of her warm welcome to me on Cerb and because I really enjoy reading her posts on the forum. Absolutely love her avatar too :shehot:

Peachy has what I would call a mischievous voice, very sweet at first but she knows how to bring sexy back ;) I'd say she has the best of both worlds :)

I'd have to add Crank 2 on here. And it's funny I know a lot of people prefer the first one but I just love how over the top this one is at parts. One of the funniest scenes in the movie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZlT-X1bhig

I like Angela for her suggestion of a combination cheesy movie sp date on the guilty pleasures thread :) And I can't help but stare at her avatar...she's got legs and knows how to use them ;)

I like hfxandy cause he has Clint Eastwood as his avatar and enjoys playing the song games with me and RG :)

Maybe once were done looking out our back door we can go up around the bend CCR - Up around the bend

I wonder if cocaine had anything to do with eric clapton shooting the sheriff :) Eric Clapton - I shot the sheriff

I've been interested in the Titanic since I was a little kid. There was just something about it, not just it's sinking on it's maiden voyage but all the way through it's construction that I found so interesting. It was the largest ship ever built up to that time, and some of the pictures you see of some of the engine parts and boilers are crazy, especially when you see one of the workers standing beside it. And the fact that if you stood it on it's side it would be close to three quarters of the height of the empire state building is impressive.

I've always been partial to stockings, pantyhose, and stay ups just because I love how they start at the toes and go all the way up :) Not really partial to leggings though just because I don't like how they cut off before the feet. There is just something about seeing those toes in stockings or pantyhose that is kinda of hot, lol. Yoga Pants can be hot too though, lol.

The last time I went to my allergist he recommended allegra but I've heard good things about aerius too. I've had problems with benadryl too, it tends to knock me right out and not really do much for my symptoms.

Shania Twain's I feel like a woman, which she was totally smoking hot in, was a total play on Robert Palmer's addicted to love. Robert Palmer - Addicted to Love

I like Sophia because of her playful personality on the forums and because she started the early morning atire thread which I found fun and informative :)

Well this might be a bit of a stretch but seeing how peter cottontail was a rabbit I got too thinking that this song might work. White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane This song always makes me think of the movie platoon.

I try to be a saver, although I can go on splurges with the best of them. One tip I find that works is not to keep a lot of cash on hand, when I keep it in the bank I tend to be more reluctant to withdraw it or use my debit card to buy things I don't really need. Also if you can get to the states and visit some of the factory outlets you can get some ridiculous deals on stuff. You'll have to stay overnight for a day or two though if you don't want to pay duty.

When going to university my engineering prof's pretty much brought up Murphy's law on a daily basis. And I have to say that I'm learning more and more how true it is. The Titanic anniversary this week is kind of a prime example of Murphy's law at work. They said it couldn't sink, and it sunk. Although there were a few other factors at work too. So I've pretty much learned to prepare for the unexpected. You know having a little extra cash in the bank, brining along a few extra things on a trip, having some extra food at home for the zombie apocalypse, lol. There have been a few times though when working as a computer tech that I've forgotten to bring along a certain cable and of course end up having to run back to the shop cause it's the one thing they didn't have.

I like reading roaming guys posts on the forums as they are always interesting to read and insightful. I especially like the songs he comes up with on the "Another song game thread" :)

Congratulations on reaching double goddess status! I feel like I should be getting down on my knees and worshiping a true goddess ;)

I haven't had the pleasure of watching any films with William Powell yet but I would definitely agree that the turner classics are really fun to watch. I only really started watching real classics in the last few years but it just seems the acting, the stories, and the overall quality of the films are better than today. And they do it with LESS! I've found in some cases I even prefer watching a black and white film just because it just seems to add to the atmosphere. I've caught a few Humphrey Bogart movies recently such as Casablanca, the Maltese falcon and the big sleep and loved them. I've really only seen two Cary Grant films. North by Northwest, which was great, and charade with Audrey Hepburn. I have to admit that I'm a bit of a sucker for Audrey Hepburn films not just cause they're usually great films, but also because she was one fine Lady and I loved the characters she played. My favourite older movies to watch though have to be the epics like Ben Hur, 10 Commandments, and Doctor Zhivago. They just don't make epics anywhere near that good any more. The closest would probably be LOTR.

I think I'm coming down with a fever.....A Saturday Night Fever that is ;) Bee Gees - Night Fever