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I have no words for this experience. Just look at the pictures.

Despite cold weather and the halloween festivities, many Mustangs fans gathered for a playoff game which will determine the future of the NC football team. Check out these pics from the game!

People love heavy metal. People also love tattoos. People love The Venue. So, when these three things are merged, there is some serious love in the air. Or maybe we were all just drunk.

Peanut Butter and Jelly. Bert and Ernie. Batman and (the super-gay) Robin. Heavy Metal and Tattoos. These things are synonymous with each other. It's almost inconceivable to imagine one without the other. Which is why the concert at The Venue on Saturday kicked some major ass.

Some people like to spend Sunday nights curled up next to a roaring fireplace. Some like to lounge about and watch football. Some may even, God forbid, like to spend Sundays with their family. Not us.

The 2011 Wyoming Women's Expo is in full swing at the Casper Events Center, and it seems as if every woman who is currently living in Casper has dropped by to sample the numerous things that the vendors have to offer.

The 2011 Ta Ta Trot, which is probably the greatest name given to a race in the history of races, took place at the Casper Events Center on Saturday, and the turn out was one of the breast, er, best turnouts since the creation of the event.

It's one of those questions that define who you are- questions like "Batman or Superman," "Books or TV," or "apple or oranges?" This question is more important than any of those, however. The question is, are you a Trojan or a Mustang?

Study the picture below for a minute or two. See anything unusual? Take your time, I’ll wait here...... See it yet? Keep looking, it’ll come to you eventually. No it's not a sail boat. :-)

What better way to spend a Saturday evening than in the cozy confines of the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds Industrial Building watching beautiful ladies beat the Sh*t out of other beautiful ladies?

We all remember where we were on September 11, 2001. Whether it was at work, at school, at home, or somewhere else, the moment when we first hear about the attacks on 9/11 will forever be etched in all of our hearts and minds.

Remember the show Friday Night Lights? It was a television show about high school football in a small town, and basically every Friday night, the entire town would show up for the game.