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Vince says that the HOF is for all of wrestling, not just for the WWE/F.

But by that logic, EVERY face would have gotten wicked loud reactions, and not many - if any - did. And I guess the fact that you then admit to not liking the RnR, it makes a little more sense why you'd want to downplay their popularity or superiority over the Rockers.

Personally, I like to finish inside the girl, rather than powerpaint the outside. Up the snatch or down the hatch; fuck this facial or belly shot. Gotta respect the laziness, Lushus.

That might be the funniest fucking thing that I've ever read. No lie. Great work, Bob.

Why would Hardy want to put aside the fact that "a friend" was fucking his girlfriend? If I found out that one of my co-workers was banging my girlfriend, I'd most assuredly find a way to beat the fuck out of him. So if my company put me and him in a situation where I could "accidentally" stiff him as hard as I could, I would. Why wouldn't Hardy want to fuck Edge up?

Yeah, having a Hogan-Andre match would have drawn money, but having a Hogan-somebody match and an Andre-somebody match would have drawn better. Andre was basically the #2 face at the time, it'd have been bad business to turn him right then and there.

I wonder if this is all just an elaborate scheme to avoid any repurcussions from the steroid scandal ... maybe MLB suggested he take the year off to circumvent a suspension or something. Hey, I'm not a conspiracy theorist or anything, but there's been rumors that the NBA did that for Jordan, to allow him to avoid a gambling scandal. Why wouldn't MLB do the same for their golden child?

This is all just a big guess, but the fact that he pushed himself as the #1 face even though he was a pudgy, short guy with limited charisma (who wasn't terribly over in the first place) probably hurt his standing. Plus, he wasn't a Von Erich and the territory had been VE-dominated forever; not the best situation to be in regardless of him over-pushing himself. Lastly, he was the person that pinned PY Chu-Hi in the match that preceded the name change from WCCW to USWA. So, he basically killed the territory in both kayfabe (the name change) and in reality (by being a non-Von Erich that was supposed to be the #1 face)

Hmmmm, I wonder how Animal would get a job with the wwe?

It's not like he was driving a Bentley or an Aston Martin ... it's a hummer, they're most assuredly affordable.

^ ^ ^ Took the words right out of my mouth. Even when I first got into wrestling as a young kid (10~ish) I was a heel mark. I was a huge mark for the Road Warriors (pre-face turn), Freebirds, and Flair. Hogan was the epitome of everything that I hated, and rooted against, and when I was still a mark I used to get so pissed off that he'd always win.

Saying "beer doesn't taste good" is like saying "food doesn't taste good" - until you've tried a whole array of beers, who's to sat that you don't like any of it. There are dozens of kinds of beers, that taste very very different from each other. Maybe you had lagers and would have preferred porters or stouts. Maybe you had some of that lame 'berry' flavored shit. I went through a phase that I thought I didn't like beer, but it just turned out that I didn't like cheap beer. Once I started drinking better beer, I liked it more. And after a while of maturing I tried cheap beer again, and find that it's not bad at all, and I actually like the taste.

I couldn't agree less ... Tonya came out as a drunk and someone with wicked anger mis-management issues. Plus, she looked kind of fat. (not as fat as Robin or Beth, but fat none-the-less.) And I normally LOVE Tonya. And as much as I hate her, it's hilarious to watch Veronica manipulate everyone else on the show. It's like they're all too stupid to realize that she's just playing them off of each other.

Hell, if it wasn't for those of us on the net they would just say that London won it at a house show "over the weekend" and have him be the champ as of this Thursday.

Not to be a big "OMG conspiracy~!" theorist, but didn't 2Pac fake his death with that whole Makiavelli thing?

Was it supposed to be a comedy? No. Was it the funniest thing that I've seen in weeks? Yes.

The movie focused too much on other crap (e.g. date rape drugs and family problems ... if you watch something called Spring Break Shark Attack, you watch for two reasons: 1. girls in bikinis ripping it up on Spring Break 2. girls in bikinis getting attacked by sharks.

The most flattering that I've ever been told was Colin Ferrell (or however you spell his last name). The least flattering was "Moby if he wasn't gay" (it was when I first started completely shaving my head). Neither is that accurate.

I got your back, Mole ... the Gaybar song's not that bad. It actually reminds me of an Iggy Pop song. Of course, it ceased being funny about 4 years ago when it last made it's way around the internet.

Agreed. The acting in Taboo isn't much worse than you see in a lot of soap operas and TV movies. The first few in that series are definitely watchable as if they're normal movies. And 2 and 3 are worth checking out, if nothing else than for the nostalgia factor ... they pale in comparison to modern pr0n, obviously, but have a few good moments.

TTiG, you're being way too subtle.

I love that movie. The first porno I ever owned was the Original Debbie trilogy, all copied onto one tape. The only thing that sucked was that they were taped 1, then 3, then 2, so I had to FF through the middle third to watch the trilogy in order. And, yes, I too love(d) that movie. Haven't seen any of the new generation ones, though, so can't comment on those.

Debbie doesn't really Do Dallas ... she just whores around for a while and then sleeps with her boss.

re: Ju On ... I dug the fact that there wasn't a real climax to it, or any simple resolution. I don't think a movie really needs something like that to be good. re: The Exorcist ... it scared me growing up because it was something that could actually happen. Boogemen don't scare me, they don't really exist. But Satan - not to get all biblical - is a force that I believe in (but don't worship) so the idea that it could manifest itself on Earth was scarier to me than just a standard "undead is chasing the heroes" story.

I don't think it's worth quoting the the whole posts, so I'll just chime in as a fresh one ... RE: The Undertaker. My biggest beef with his gimmick is how everyone is scared shitless of "the deadman". He's been doing it for 10+ years, the element of surprise should be gone. Why do people still get all freaked that he can make the lights go out, or fog rise up out of nowhere, etc.? It's not new at all anymore, and should be expected. It's one thing when he does the "Undertaker sit-up" because (in kayfabe) each heel probably thinks that they've done more damage to him than anyone in the past, so they might be surprised when their best can't keep him down. But the other tomfoolery? Fuck no, they shouldn't be surprised and/or scared.