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Mania 21 for 18 bucks? Dammmn.

That's the greatest suit ever.

Shawn "Khosrow" Daivari posted on his web site that when he was in Europe, he wanted to train with Chris Benoit and Rob Conway and they warm-up by doing 500 Hindu squats. He said the average person can do 20 before cramping. I'd guess the average person could do closer to 100 on their first try, but they'll be hating life at around 60. Anyway, he got up to 325 to 400 and couldn't walk the next day. Well, you are supposed to build up slowly. He said he couldn't bend his legs on the Raw show, but with the adrenaline, he still worked the tag match. He said he pissed red, puked five times and pissed a Dr. Pepper color. He found out he had broken down muscle fibers in his legs to the point they got into his kidney and was pissing it out. Da Meltz. Directly from his website: You know the drill...I'm sorry...just don't expect these often I guess! Mania was awesome! You should know what happened by now. I've become an active wrestler in the WWE roster it seems. I hope I haven't disappointed anyone yet. Now I'm gonna tell you a quick horror story about myself in Europe. Chris Benoit and Rob Conway warm up before the matches by doing free standing Hindu squats. They usually do about 500 a piece. It took them some time to build up to that many. The average person can do about 20 before cramping up. Someone in decent shape can do about 75-100. I wanted to give it a try so I went for it and I did about 400...the last 75 were total crap with me using every ounce of my existence to get back up so I'll say 325. The next day I couldn't even walk! I was so sore and tense in my legs that I couldn't bend my knees past 45 degrees, and as the day went on my range of motion got less and less. Two days later was RAW and I couldn't even bend my legs at all! Don't ask me how, because I don't know, but adrenaline is a crazy thing and I ended up working a tag match which you saw on TV. I hobbled back to the locker room and took a piss and to my amazement it was red. The next day I was in even more pain and sick as hell. I puked about 5 times. I was managing Mohammad and got through another day. Came back to the locker room and my pee was blackish-brown. Like Dr. Pepper. Gave a sample to the doctor and he ran some tests on it and got back to me the next day turns out the red then eventually black was the actual muscle fiber in my legs! They had been broken down so much they traveled into my blood stream got to my kidneys and I ended up pissing it out. That's why i was so sick. Now I feel better after a couple days, just legs are really sore. And that was my trip to Europe! Sounds fun...

There's no official ruling that the draft lottery will be on Raw.

Good, Steinbrenner's one lost.

I want to go workout with Benoit.

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And Trips being dropped from a car that was 40 feet in the air.

I just saw the clip of the suplex on WWE.com. Holy SHIT. That was f'n crazy. What a move. The crowd reaction I thought was perfect. Total shock.

Game 7 is going be awesome. For both series.

Shane Douglas, Steiner Brothers, Ron Simmons, Raven (if TNA counts...) all of them. I want to say Stone Cold Steve Austin was all of them but I'm not sure about NWA...I don't believe he was. Kane's a WWF/E boy. Ditto with Angle.

This Houston/Dallas game is one of the best games I've seen in months. What a freakin battle

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I love the Celtics in all. But did you guys see Pierce at the press conference?

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I think they have already backed him up, if I'm not mistakened, in this lawsuit. Like months ago. Vince wrote a personal letter taking Bret's side.

I bet Bret says he won't go in, but he'll go and accept the award for Owen. Never met him and don't know him personally, but I have a feeling Bret would rather have Owen get the regoniation then himself. Or Stu.

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I agree with that. I mean, it's obvious they can't hit a home run every week. But the constant re-reuns and down time definately takes away from this show. They did this crap too about halfway through the season when the episodes started to drain, and then they've been back and forth since then with solid/awesome/eh episodes. If the Finale dissapoints, then that's really going to be something that takes me by surprise.

I'm reading around on different sites and stuff and I can't believe the backlash this episode is getting. I mean, jeeeeesh. This was not the episode people were looking for.

One thing that bugged me was about how the cliffhanger revolved around Jack's quest to go find John Locke at the end of last episode...and it was solved when Kate convinced him not to go in the first SEGMENT?

There's no set in stone fact that Jack is the good guy and Locke is the bad one. A lot of people think it's going to be the other way around before the season is over.

I thought it helped the Sayid character out. Once he started doing his shit with Shannon his character really turned for the worse. For the first, say 10 episodes, he was one of my favorite characters and then that just stopped for the good portion of the 2nd half of the season. I thought the Republican Guard turned CIA guy was kinda eh, but it did have it make sense and all come together. Especially the final segment when he was leaving the suicide scene. So what about Locke confessing he hit Sayid? Not that big of a shock, but glad they gave in on one of the secrets. And as hot as Evangline Lilly is, her character Kate is REALLY starting to get on my nerves. The whole drugging Jack was not cool, though it was for the greater good (title of the episode means more than just Sayid.) Ahh. I have a feeling they are going to go the sympathy route with her episode, but so be it. I can however see the fact we've gone forever with a new episode and this one was somewhat underwhelming.