PILLS! PILLS! PILLS!

I think that I remember that. I'm almost positive that I have that magazine stored away at my parents' house. Is it the one with Ron Simmons on the cover? I don't know who was on the cover. I just remember my grandma and I were at the corner store skimming through WCW magazine since some special WCW magazine they had wasn't on sale, and I freaked out, seeing my picture. Next to my crude drawing, is an awesome portrait of Windham, and one of Vader,=. I definitely have that one.

They totally let Garza slip through the cracks too. I remember when he showed up in WCW a few months later for that awesome six-man match.

For my next selection, I want to grab a performer who thrives in both big budget and small sobering productions: Sir Ian McKellen I love his work in the Lord of the Rings and X-Men series, but it was his performance in Apt Pupil that made me a fan.

I think that I remember that. I'm almost positive that I have that magazine stored away at my parents' house. Is it the one with Ron Simmons on the cover?

I like my black holes to be slow and plodding.

You must be the last person who even cares about the so-called brand split at this point. The multi-branded tag team match with Miz/Morrison vs. Misterio/Sydal was the highest rated segment on RAW this week.

Yesterday, on Jeopardy, there was an entire category dedicated to Freaks and Geeks. All of the questions were about the post-show pursuits of the cast and crew. I went 5 for 5.

I was excited about it too, but it was clear, early on, that Vince couldn't compete. The best luchadors, with few exceptions, had already jumped to Promo Azteca. WWF could never offer them what WCW did. The writing was on the wall before the belt was around anybody's waist.

None of those guys were around for TAKA's reign. And Vince was never really behind the Light Heavyweight Division anyways. I'm amazed that the belt was around until 2001. And that they kept the Cruiserweight Championship until last year. Actually, I'm pretty sure all of those guys came in for atleast 1 or 2 matches (more in the case of Sasuke) when they were re-establishing the Light Heavyweight title in early-mid 1997. The operative words were TAKA's reign. He had zero realistic challengers, which is why the division failed early on.

Damn. Both of those guys were towards the top of my want list.

Is that a UCB reference?

None of those guys were around for TAKA's reign. And Vince was never really behind the Light Heavyweight Division anyways. I'm amazed that the belt was around until 2001. And that they kept the Cruiserweight Championship until last year.

Indian girl commits suicide over 'Big Bang' fear

That's interesting. Everything except for my original name is listed.

Ha! I actually have the issue of Vice Magazine with those pictures.

I cannot stand it when my coworkers freely break the rules for our patrons, which, in turn, somehow makes me the bad guy whenever I do my job and stand firm.

For my next selection: Willem Dafoe I love Dafoe because he can play a great antagonist as well as a great protagonist.

Chris Benoit

I like this Jack Swagger cat. I see in him what I saw in Ken Kennedy when he first popped up on Velocity. I mean the "it" factor, not the "fucking it up for yourself at every turn" thing.

Awesome, it's Josh Daniels!

If that is the southeastern Indianapolis area, then yes.

Joey Matthews and Christian York are rumored to be returning at the end of the year. I really hope that it's true.

You know, I would like to see a SmackDown six-type revival: Matt Sydal Rey Misterio John Morrison The Miz Which other two could we throw in there?