PILLS! PILLS! PILLS!

Okay, bye.

I like that match. Though it may be more of an "I remember having a really good time that night" type of thing more than anything else. The attitude era was a time where I could hang out with a large group of people and watch wrestling. And the Rumble match is perfect for that. Maybe it's good, maybe it's bad. But I think it's at least fun.

Nice to see Drury draft a bunch of entertaining characters... and Al Snow.

My idea wasn't going to be nearly as good as that anyway.

The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin WrestleMania XIX Seattle, WA March 30, 2003 A very fitting end to Austin's (unfortunately short) run on top, with The Rock finally scoring the big WrestleMania win over the Texas Rattlesnake in the middle of the ring. The ovation for Austin after he had been defeated was tremendous.

Tapioca pudding bothers the hell out of me. The texture is just too funny. I'm escared of trying cottage cheese.

I think that Garth has similar ideas as I do (though I was totally going to use Jimmy Jacobs as a singles performer).

I was merely speaking in terms of elevating new stars. No single performer is going to walk out of a program as the new Hulk Hogan, no matter how hard they are put over. Speaking of which, saying that the Ultimate Warrior is a failure because he didn't draw as well as his predecesor is not only unfair, but it is also a lazy, tired argument. Doesn't that mean that pretty much every other World Champion is a failure as well? And the Foley-Orton feud was a big step in elevating Orton. I guess that we could discuss the burials that he underwent at the hands of HHH and The Undertaker, but that really doesn't have a thing to do with the aforementioned Foley program, which was easily the best thing that happened on the RAW brand in '04 (which isn't saying much).

By design, old vs. new or passing of the torch angles work, and they work well (Hogan vs. Warrior, Orton vs. Foley). You can't fault the concept of this particular angle. The tone was shitty. Why? Look no further than who was booking it. Russo would have liked nothing more than to shout from the mountaintops that wrestling is fixed. He really thought that catering to the internet marks was going to help do them business. He was proven to be very wrong about this.

Perhaps we should see how it pans out before we judge it.

There will be a second stage draft for managers/valets after we are finished with full-time wrestling talents. If somebody would prefer to do it that way, then I don't see a problem.

I would like to nominate both stuffed baby bellas and fried calamari.

There are still tons of tag teams out there that are unclaimed. Yes.

That was fuckin' funny!

In case anybody is wondering, I am going to allow more than four teams per person, if participants are so inclined.

You can make your picks.

Him not even realizing it was an answer tone showed how hip and with the times Vince is making it even 100 times better. The chick thing was coldly nice. But a giveaway after EVERY match? God, that is overkill. Well, this week they have eight separate giveaways to fill TV time. Yay! http://wwe.eprize.net/sweeps/pages/rules.html

When Austin was out injured they did an interview from his home, which was in a rural, wooded area. This was when he had "target practice" with an effigy of Owen. A couple of months later, when he began to feud with the Nation, is when he showed up with his pickup truck and started drinking beer at work.

It was pretty exciting to watch live on PPV, just because I was really pulling for Rey to win.

And that's a good thing.

Good choice in LeDuc. I was strongly considering booking him against babyface Cena.

Grease... that... wok... What do you say? Grease... that... wok... Are you cookin' for me?

Verbal description of Doink match when you're in Mogadishu = important.

Milky: Role Model

Ripper: Hero