Bands i forgot about but wish i had listened to more when they were around.

Eyehategod
Zero Cipher
Will Haven
Vex Red
Spine
Fony

Check out these three new trailers for Transformers Revenge of the Fallen at Yahoo!

Are you a guy gamer? Are you a girl gamer? If yes then you should get your self over to gamernook! It's like Myspace for gamers.

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I ordered a shirt and 25 stickers months ago and received the 'Gear' update to my page but the 'stickers' stat at the bottom of the page has still not updated. I even contacted Wade but had NO reply. Being a stat whore this annoys the hell out of me as much as my garbage whistle level. My NG life sucks.

Man Charged With DUI on Bar Stool

"NEWARK, Ohio (March 31) - Authorities in Ohio say a man has been charged with drunken driving after crashing his motorized bar stool.

Police in Newark, 30 miles east of Columbus, say when they responded to a report of a crash with injuries on March 4, they found a man who had wrecked a bar stool powered by a deconstructed lawn mower.
Twenty-eight-year-old Kile Wygle was hospitalized for minor injuries.

Police say he was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated after he told an officer at the hospital that he had consumed 15 beers. Wygle told police his motorized bar stool can go up to 38 mph.
Wygle has pleaded not guilty and has requested a jury trial."

Source: AOL

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This has to be the best news story of 2009 so far, I'm sure you guys in the US will know all about this already but here in the UK we are playing catch up.

"An Austin road sign meant to warn motorists about road conditions instead read: "The end is near! Caution! Zombies ahead!"

Vandals broke off a lock on the sign in central Austin early Monday and then hacked into the computer to change the words, said Sara Hartley, a city spokeswoman.

When they were done, the sign read: "The end is near! Caution! Zombies ahead! Run for cold climate!"

Before leaving, the vandals reset the password so the city could not easily change the sign. The sign's humorous warning stayed up for several hours before the manufacturer of the computer could reset the password.

Austin officials aren't taking the spoof lightly, noting it is a criminal act.

"The sign's content was humorous, but the act of changing it wasn't," Hartley said."

As a fiercely loyal West Ham United fan i was interested to learn that the new US president is also a Hammers fan. I found a interesting article on politics and sport so i've ripped it straight from the site.

Up the Irons - Barack Obama is West Ham fan

The key question hanging over Barack Obama's White House credentials has been answered - the Democrat has been revealed to be a West Ham United fan.

As the 46-year-old's campaign to become America's first black president moves into overdrive, Obama has declared his fondness for the Claret and Blues quarter of east London.

According to reports, the new US president has been a fan of the Hammers ever since a trip to England five years ago and watches Premier League games whenever his busy schedule allows.

Fresh from today's revelations, which could stir up tensions with Democrat rival and Manchester United follower, Hillary Clinton, Obama is being offered the chance to take an all-expenses trip to his beloved Upton Park.

Mr Obama is not the first world figure to nail their colours to the mast by revealing where his football loyalties lie.

First there was Osama bin Laden's association with Arsenal, which led to the north Londoners reportedly banning the terrorist from attending any future games.

Bin Laden was apparently on the terraces as Arsenal side reached the final of the European Cup Winners Cup in 1994 season. The man behind the Sept 11 attack was rumoured to be so smitten with the Gunners that he bought a replica kit for his eldest son.

Her Majesty the Queen also counts herself among the Gunners faithful and has been a following for some 50 years ever since clapping her eyes on former player Denis Compton.

The red half of Manchester can also count on support from former South Africa president Nelson Mandela who was handed an 850-page dossier on the club's history on his 89th birthday by Sir Alex Ferguson.

Number 10 Downing Street has seen it's fair share of football fanatics - once the removal vans confirmed Margaret Thatcher's departure.

John Major was a Chelsea supporter long before Roman Abramovich's riches arrived at Stamford Bridge before Tony Blair arrived waving his Newcastle scarf from the roof tops.

And what of the current incumbent, Gordon Brown? The PM has not forgotten his roots and remains dedicated to Scottish outfit Raith Rovers.
In fact the former Chancellor made his early pennies by selling programmes for the team in his youth.