WrestlingDeacon

Thugg and X's angle is a perfectly legitimate part of everyday life if you live in Pine Valley.

I'm retired, so I don't have to be tactful. The fact that Ash is related to every wrestler who ever lived and has a laundry list of their names tattooed on his arm is fucking ridiculous. And the fact that his dad basically makes the existence of Pedro Morales null and void pisses me off to no end for some reason.

who was the consultant to PAUL ORNDORFF.

Has there actually been serious talk out of the WWE about this already? Or just rumors? Nothing official has been announced, but the word is pretty strong. You should know by now that if it makes money for Vince, he'll beat that dead horse.

Yeah, but I'm still better looking.

but you know, they could use a swank manager like FRENCHY MARTIN.

$20 is a great damn price for it. For a Flair fan it is more than worth it as you get all the key matches from his major runs. The only knocks I would put against it is that you don't get things like the feuds with Ronnie Garvin and Kerry Von Erich that I would like to have had and the latter part of Flair's career is glossed over. You do get tons of extras and old NWA footage. The discs cover the feuds with Harley Race, Dusty Rhodes, Barry Windham, Sting, Terry Funk, Ricky Steamboat, the Rumble '92 win and the match with Hunter, but that's about the only time it gets really heavy on the WWE love. There's already talks of doing a second set and there is still more great stuff out there to put on it, such as the Starrcade '88 match with Luger and the Wrestlemania 8 match with Savage. I haven't heard anyone say a bad word about it and even if you don't like the disc, you could sell it pretty easily in a number of locations.

Garvin got the belt because he was the only one that would take it. Flair wanted to drop the belt to somebody, so he could win it back at Starrcade that year and boost hype for the show. Everyone knew it would be a token reign and didn't want to do it. Garvin realized that this was close as he would ever get to being a main eventer and knew he could cost on the brief title reign for the rest of his career. After Garvin did win, no one would put him over and he never defended the belt until he dropped it back to Flair.

who got his ass handed to him by the ROUGEAU BROTHERS, because Curt Hennig crapped in their bags and blamed it on Dynamite.

who was the second Tiger Mask, the first being Satoru Sayama.

The black guy is Keith David and most of his significant roles after They Live does not have him as a General. He's been in Something About Mary, Requiem for a Dream, the voice of Goliath on Gargoyles, Roadhouse, Always, the voice of Spawn in the HBO cartoon, Barbershop and technically in Cody Banks he's the CIA director.

You forget that Mike Rotundo was in the WWF as one half of the US Express with Barry Windham and tag champions before he left for the WCW and joined the Varsity Club. Honestly, I would have to add Lex Luger to the list. Flair never really had a problem dropping the title to people, but for some reason he refused to ever drop it to Luger and that really killed him. He was the next big thing in 1988 and honestly not a bad worker at that time, especially while in there with people like Flair and Windham. Dusty and Flair clashed over the Luger issue more than any other.

I find ironic that the topic title includes a Simpsons quote, which people quote all the time to appear hip and trendy.

Kathy Griffin is on every damn thing they need a low rent celebrity for. Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog ripped into her for being the biggest celebrity at the Comedy Central Awards and how pathetic that was. Michael Ian Black and Hal Sparks are on tons of stuff now since the "I Love the '80's" shows. If you need a humerous talking head, that's who you call. And I'm really surprised at the lack of awareness for Dyann Cannon. She's made nearly fifty films and was married to Cary Grant. She has three Oscar nominations, two for best supporting actress in Heaven Can Wait and Bob&Carol&Ted&Alice and one for best short film for Number One. She won the Golden Globe for Heaven Can Wait. And Fred Willard is Jesus. Him and Eugene Levy can almost save any damn thing.

And they'll really help if he has to carry a feud with HARDCORE HOLLY.

A hilarious Piper movie to check out is Immortal Combat with Sonny Chiba. One of Piper's best movie's is Jungleground. It's surpringly good. They Live is totally awesome. I've been meaning to pickup the DVD, but I hope they release a deluxe edition which includes the Piper and Carpenter commentary that's on the region 2 disc.

I'm sure he'll change his mind even more if Trips and Shawn muscle CHRIS BENOIT out of a solo shot at the title at Wrestlemania.

And it was SCOTT KEITH who popularized the use of star ratings for internet reviewers.

Which was also used as a ppv name by WCW, which featured FLAIR VS. STEAMBOAT.

I would not be opposed to the tagline being "Fuck your couch nigger!" That and "Hold my drink, bitch" are now entrenched in my vocabulary.

Tron was the dude from the reparations skit that became the richest man in the world after rolling dice for six hours and he showed up again in the Mad Real World sketch. They may have changed the ending tag line just for tonight's episode, but certainly "They never should have gave you niggers money" isn't as catchy of a phrase as "I'm rich, beyotch!"

Rick James bio pick! Bitch!

which is one of about a million reasons on BOBBY HEENAN'S list of why WCW was run by dipshits.

You know would have been cool? If they could have gotten Eddie to talk about all that stuff too.

That shit was the funniest shit in the world. Chappelle's Rick James is dead fucking on. Best skit so far this year hands down.