Shawn

Sometimes, doesn't black & white do it more justice? Britany[sp?] Spears

Don't like too many of her songs, or how she usually dresses, but wow lil' kim

Is it spam when they're this good? Mariah Carey

Strange, but if it's fixed it can be strange if it likes. Software :rolleyes: Thanks BF.

Though I suppose an entire thread to welcome a new member is overkill, I have to say I'm happy to see you here. You've been mia for awhile. :D

All is well that ends well.

Martina Navratilovna won the 1994 Wimbledon match, and she is retiring from tennis. An interviewer thought she might speak more freely now that she is off the circuit, and asked: "Tell us, Martina, did you ever use steroids?" Her unequivocal reply: "Suck my dick!"

oooooooooh Mila Kunis

Well, the first 45 I ever received was far earlier than anything I ever bought. It was a touching rendition of all of the songs from the movie Lady and the Tramp. We are Siamese was my favorite, but a certain satisfaction could be gained by playing the 2-3 minute "song" of the dogs howling. It made our own dog join in every time.

Spam is the enemy. LOL We've all seen the results of something being over-hyped. :P

Come now, I see several of you down there among active users. Debate my on the value of 80's music. :angry: Show me your idea of a hottie. B) Regale me with tales of your first album. Teach me the beauty of death metal.

I'm going to say, it was: AC/DC's Fly On The Wall because in this day, who wants to admit it was Michael Jackson's Thriller

You got it, I'm not a fan of her stuff solo, but have never minded the Fugees. edit- I'll go back and list names.

Yeah, I would have put Sabbath and Mellencamp is there and left out the Dells and Traffic, but they'll get their chance.

Good story. If you wouldn't mind the suggestion, try to stay away from posting all caps in the titles. It makes it a little harder on the eyes.

Have the rest of you ran out of hotties? mya

It's still early in the game though, I could name off a few people at ZP who could join tomorrow and have the most posts by Wednesday. LOL, spammers! Ah, that's the stuff. (We still have a shot at that one)

Cool, thanks.

somebody in need of miseducation Lauryn Hill

I honestly can't say I'm familiar with much of his work. I assume he's found a little more talent somewhere since then?

What the heck, I'll talk to you even if you payed for the music.

A female loves to golf with her husband, but her game could improve, so she decides to take private lessons. The wife goes for her lesson. The pro watches her swing and says, "No, no, no, you're gripping the club way too hard." "What can I do?" asks the wife. "Hold the club gently, just like you'd hold your husband's penis." The wife takes the advice, swings & Thump. The ball goes straight down the fairway...about 15 ft. "That was great," the pro says with a straight face. "Now, take the club out of your mouth and swing it like you're supposed to!"

This one has been a hottie since I was @12. Allysa Milano

Right you are RBD, there have been many guests over the last few days. Maybe we should start a seperate thread to say hi?

From Billboard Record producer Phil Spector was charged today (Nov. 20) with murder in the shooting death of a woman at his home last February. Spector, the studio wizard who worked with such stars as the Beatles and Elvis Presley, was expected to be arraigned this afternoon in California. He has been free on $1 million bail since shortly after the Feb. 3 shooting of 40-year-old Lana Clarkson, a B-movie actress and model. The producer was arrested for investigation of murder after Clarkson was found dead in the foyer of his Alhambra, Calif., mansion. After more than six months of investigation, authorities concluded Spector shot her. Spector, 62, has denied he killed Clarkson, suggesting in an Esquire magazine interview that she may have shot herself. The felony complaint did not specify whether prosecutors will seek a first-degree or second-degree murder conviction. District Attorney's spokesperson Sandi Gibbons said the charge carries a maximum penalty of life in prison with a possibility of parole. Gibbons said the long delay in charges was due to a lengthy sheriff's investigation. "The sheriff didn't turn over the evidence to us until Sept. 18," she said. "We had a tremendous amount of evidence to evaluate and we had to gather additional evidence on our own." She noted that the prosecutor initially assigned to lead the case, Michael Latin, was appointed to a judgeship in the waning days of the Gov. Gray Davis administration and the prosecution team had to be reconfigured.