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What was the first most shocking moment of '24'? A black guy was elected president. :o :lol Only you can pull that off.

I'll go with what Juanky said.

What was the first most shocking moment of '24'? It has to be Nina's faked death where Jack shot her and she fell off a cliff. Nina was my favorite character at the time and I remember shedding a tear or two when she died. Then came Tony and said something about the jacket and right away before they cut to Nina I knew this show was the sh*t.

forgot Michelle brother (what a loon). I honestly think Buchanan will die/get fired/resign this season. To me, his character doesn't have the "it" factor.

Samwise's sister is a dumb character. I guess it's not as bad as the retard daughter two seasons ago. If you are talking about Driscoll's daughter, that was season 4. Why does the Head of CTU always have a kookoo family member? George Mason's son Erin Driscoll's daughter Lynne McGill's sister

It's okay Lefty. Your parents still love you.

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they are still together I would pretty much guarentee it. I'll bet you anything on this Earth they aren't I agree, I don't think they are. But I am expecting Kim to come with Emily, be pregant, or recent widow.

...they forced us Seniors to come to school. Today was the only day to buy Grad Nite tickets. So naturally, I payed it and then I left.

"Small payroll, big heart" pretty well sums it up. agree 100% and it might get eliminated this round...

:stare First Laz, now him! wb dude

I get to do absolutely nothing tomorrow... yet I'm forced to go to school because its the only day to turn in Grad Nite money.

It has been a long week. I tend to forget what happened the week before.

:lol :lol at the last Sprint ad with the Benny Hill music. I was laughing so hard when I saw that one! :lol :lol :lol

Man, I can't wait for Grey's Anatomy. It's a bomb, right? I would be more impressed if it was some infectuous disease or something. it's a virus :lol You would see people rushing out of the building if it was a bomb. The episode looks very intresting. TOUCHDOWN SEATTLE!!! It's a virus? Then why at the end of teh commercial did they all dive out of the way of somethign? \ It's a 2 part episode. I'm kind of hoping its a bomb since its medical show. If it's a virus they will probably found a vial to stop it. Let's see them try operating a bomb!

Man, I can't wait for Grey's Anatomy. It's a bomb, right? I would be more impressed if it was some infectuous disease or something. it's a virus :lol You would see people rushing out of the building if it was a bomb. The episode looks very intresting. TOUCHDOWN SEATTLE!!!

75 yd TD Parker

That little girl from Sons & Daughters is hilarious!

I have to agree with Lefty; Lost advertisements have really been the best(so far).

stupid refs are anti-seahawks w/e time to watch the aging stones woooo :plain

Gotta love CNN

From the hit 60's TV Show 'The Munsters' R.I.P Al Lewis (4/30/1910 - 2/3/06) NEW YORK (AP) -- Al Lewis, the cigar-chomping patriarch of "The Munsters" whose work as a basketball scout, restaurateur and political candidate never eclipsed his role as Grandpa from the television sitcom, died after years of failing health. He was 83. Lewis, with his wife at his bedside, passed away Friday night, said Bernard White, program director at WBAI-FM, where the actor hosted a weekly radio program. White made the announcement on the air during the Saturday slot where Lewis usually appeared. "To say that we will miss his generous, cantankerous, engaging spirit is a profound understatement," White said. Lewis, sporting a somewhat cheesy Dracula outfit, became a pop culture icon playing the irascible father-in-law to Fred Gwynne's ever-bumbling Herman Munster on the 1964-66 television show. He was also one of the stars of another classic TV comedy, playing Officer Leo Schnauzer on "Car 54, Where Are You?" But Lewis' life off the small screen ranged far beyond his acting antics. A former ballplayer at Thomas Jefferson High School, he achieved notoriety as a basketball talent scout familiar to coaching greats like Jerry Tarkanian and Red Auerbach. He operated a successful Greenwich Village restaurant, Grandpa's, where he was a regular presence -- chatting with customers, posing for pictures, signing autographs. A ponytailed Lewis ran as the Green Party candidate against incumbent Gov. George Pataki. Lewis campaigned against draconian drug laws and the death penalty, while going to court in a losing battle to have his name appear on the ballot as "Grandpa Al Lewis." He didn't defeat Pataki, but managed to collect more 52,000 votes. Lewis was born Alexander Meister in upstate New York before his family moved to Brooklyn, where the 6-foot-1 teen began a lifelong love affair with basketball. He later became a vaudeville and circus performer, but his career didn't take off until television did the same. Lewis, as Officer Schnauzer, played opposite Gwynne's Officer Francis Muldoon in "Car 54, Where Are You?" -- a comedy about a Bronx police precinct that aired from 1961-63. One year later, the duo appeared together in "The Munsters," taking up residence at the fictional 1313 Mockingbird Lane. The series, about a family of clueless creatures plunked down in middle America, was a success and ran through 1966. It forever locked Lewis in as the memorably twisted character; decades later, strangers would greet him on the street with shouts of "Grandpa!" Unlike some television stars, Lewis never complained about getting typecast and made appearances in character for decades. "Why would I mind?" he asked in a 1997 interview. "It pays my mortgage." Lewis rarely slowed down, opening his restaurant and hosting his WBAI radio program. At one point during the '90s, he was a frequent guest on the Howard Stern radio show, once sending the shock jock diving for the delay button by leading an undeniably obscene chant against the Federal Communications Commission. He also popped up in a number of movies, including the acclaimed "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" and "Married to the Mob." Lewis reprised his role of Schnauzer in the movie remake of "Car 54," and appeared as a guest star on television shows such as "Taxi," "Green Acres" and "Lost in Space." But in 2003, Lewis was hospitalized for an angioplasty. Complications during surgery led to an emergency bypass and the amputation of his right leg below the knee and all the toes on his left foot. Lewis spent the next month in a coma. A year later, he was back offering his recollections of a seminal punk band on the DVD "Ramones Raw." He is survived by his wife, Karen Ingenthron-Lewis, three sons and four grandchildren.

nice man! Hey how come I've been seeing lots of people around with Pirate caps on?! My cousins got one, but his name is Paul so that's why he got it. I seen Styles P new CD also, he was wearing one. Then one kid at the Nike outlet had one :mischief2 I think you just answered your own question. Anyways, sweet jersey!

You can see 2 funnel clouds? I can't see the actual funnel cloud. But I do see extreme lightning and cloud formation in two different areas. Supposively its going around 16 mph right now.

They are about 2 miles out and about to hit the Miccosukee(sp?) area just outside my house. I can see two from my house but unfortunately my battery on my camera is not working.