PILLS! PILLS! PILLS!

Yes! Norman Smiley > Jesus

Which one?

He should have been a heel.

The World Championship can be defended in the ocean. The Intercontinental Championship cannot.

I think that it's a great match, for, if not anything else, Eddy's comeback and the strong reaction from the Los Angeles crowd.

Have you even seen that match? It's one of the best, if not the best, SmackDown-only PPV main events that I can think of! I am not much into JBL either, and his matches tend to be very boring if they are not gimmicked, but this match owns.

It saddens me to think that the above match will never happen, but anybody who read Bret Hart's book can sympathize with The Rock.

Nice. I hope that they are keeping Hardy strong for a reason.

I would have to say that the Taker-Hardy match deserves recognition. In my opinion it was easily one of the best storyline-driven ladder match ever. With most ladder matches, it is all about unique, risky spots, which I do like. But this match told a tremendous story, and Hardy was put over strong, even if he did not win the match. This was great television in a time when WWE was beginning their downward slope, creatively.

Why is that bad news?

I am in full-agreement on the multiple-meal front. I got a 12-inch sub today, and I made it a point to have some of it for lunch, and some of it as a snack later on.

We can add Cassidy Riley and Ace Steele to the list. No Second City Saints reunion in WWE.

That would have been hilarious! Imagine the wooden Severn in the Dark Ministry with 666 painted on his forehead!

I'd like to give her a screwjob... if you get my drift... I want to have sex with Bret Hart's daughter.

It was at the Buried Alive PPV in October 1996.

It seemed like that for Eddie too, though, in the summer of 2003. He was super, super over and then he jobbed to Big Show at No Mercy 2003 and the push seemed dead, but the resurrected it in early 2004 and his title win still went over like gangbusters and seemed legit. The loss for Hardy didn't help him, but he can easily be rebuilt. Am I the only person who remembers how Mankind's main event spot was seemingly in limbo for a few months after his HIAC match in 1998? A loss for Hardy isn't going to hurt him more than a WWE Championship match at one of the big four PPV events is going to help him.

I feel for Dean.

Being mean to fat people is awesome. Mississippi can be cool, sometimes.

Summerslam Yesssssssss.. I'll be there. Didn't realize that Summer Slam is going to be at the Conseco Fieldhouse this year. I may just have to check it out as well.

Hey, now. If it weren't for the European Championship, then I never would have had a chance to hear Al Snow's lyrics in the German language.

You just inspired me to toss that song onto my iPod before I head to the gym.

Great American Bash 1991 Big Josh pinned Blackblood (5:39) Fall Brawl 93 Charlie Norris pinned Big Sky (4:34) SuperBrawl IV Harlem Heat (Kane and Kole) defeated Thunder and Lightning (9:47) when Kane pinned Thunder Jim Steele pinned The Equalizer (6:31) Terry Taylor pinned Diamond Dallas Page (11:45) Summer Slam 95 The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) defeated Eli and Jacob Blu (6:10)

I don't think that it was much of a burial. If anything, it was a good thing, as it kept the PPV interesting.

Which sparked much debate amongst me and my young peers at the time, as we speculated that if you "say a prayer" in Jason's presence he won't harm you, or something like that. Any way, Jason killing annoying middle-aged paint-ballers on a weekend retreat = Gold!