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But it's not unprecedented and it's not exactly out of character for him do dress like that. I guess I can understand that it's been a while since anybody's seen him in a wrestling context and it could take getting used to again or some such jarble, but people are reacting like he turned into Adorable Adrian Adonnis.

Well I liked it. Do none of the people complaining about his hair and vest remember that he had a pigtail on the top of his head and wore a full sparkle jacket for his '99 debut?

That was a sick botch. It looked like her knee/shin landed right on the back of Melina's head and neck.

I agree, I didn't know what to make of that part.

As far as I'm concerned, my family consists of my parents and sister. I have cousins and great aunts and all that jarble, but there's no communication that I know of. All my grandparents are dead, so it's just my mom, dad, and sister. I live with my parents and am close with them, and have a typical sibling-y relationship with my sister, who lives in Columbia.

One I forgot; Return to Oz.

Agreed. I want Murderface playing a song on his Grandpas Guitar on the next Dethalbum.

It dropped off after the main plot started. I loved all the comic geek stuff like the Japanese candy, the Korean pop music, Tintin (fucking Tintin), all the Alan Moore jokes (I can't believe they had the Lost Girls poster up) and Maus. Once it got away from the comic shop, it got kinda spotty.

It's settled. November 27th, I'm seeing this and American Gangster with my free movie passes. I'm stoked so hard for this one.

Simpsons has been surprisingly awesome so far.

looks like Gordon

If Michaels hits the superkick to, say, the back of the head, is it still Sweet Chin Music? The word "Chin" is in the name of the move, so technically couldn't he just hit the kick to the back or side of the head and not get disqualified?

From what I remember, the only thing memorable about the Punk/Homicide strip club brawl is Punk yelling "You're a Whore!" at one of the strippers. To me, Homicide's best stuff was his feud with Colt Cabana (the blowoff to the feud at Better than our Best is one of my favorite garbage brawls) and his stuff during the CZW/ROH feud

I've actually only seen Bottle Rocket and Life Aquatic, and neither one impressed me much. Life Aquatic was better, but maybe I should check out Royal Tennenbaums or Rushmore...

Man, Lions for Lambs dropped pretty hard. Nice to see No Country for Old Men doing so well before its wide release, though.

the first two Home Alone movies, Halloween, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Who Framed Roger Rabbit

I dunno who those guys with glasses are, but when did John Leguizamo and the guy from Counting Crows gain a bunch of weight and join up with 16 year old Rick Astley?

I owned Human Clay, and I listened to it. I think it's still around the house somewhere.

The only thing that really interests me about this is the writing team. Something about teaming up the guy who wrote the Sandman comics and the guy who co-wrote Pulp Fiction makes me think it'll either be a train wreck or it'll be really awesome. Either way, not boring. But, yeah, I'm waiting for DVD.

And you could be on Special (your second special after managing by some miracle to hit Taker with your finisher) and rattle the cage the whole time he's on it, but he'll get out of the cage without so much as a stumble. Positions reversed, and still on special, he'll rattle you right off. I eventually managed to hit a finisher, run around taunting until I got another special, tied him in the tree of woe, and barely got out. I think that's how it went down...

HHH didn't give me THAT many problems. It was facing Undertaker in that damn cage match in WM2000 that pissed me off. And I dunno if anybody else here played the Terminator game for SNES, but level 2 just never ended. All those intricately spaced and timed jumps from one ledge to the next and from one ladder to the other or onto a window sill, blowing up helecopter after helecopter, and I didn't get past it until I got the emulator and rom and entered in an invincibility code. But then the next level was a driving level, and the code didn't work for driving levels. Fuck that game.

Yeah, he did. It's a big 5-disc number. I've heard a good portion of it, and it's kinda hit-and-miss. Songs like "Star of Wonder" and "Put the Lights on the Tree" are good, especially the former, and there's some good folky versions of some standards, but then there are some other songs that are like a heaping glass of NyQuil.

Tazmission. Can be locked on out of nowhere, easy to lock on (easier, IMO, than the cross-face chicken wing), and it looks good.

Suddenly it's Christmas, Right after Hallowe'en. Forget about Thanksgiving; It's just a buffet in between. There's lights and tinsel in the windows; They're stocking up the shelves; Santa's slaving at the North Pole In his sweatshop full of elves. There's got to be a build-up To the day that Christ was born: The halls are decked with pumpkins And the ears of Indian corn. Dragging through the falling leaves In a one-horse open sleigh, Suddenly it's Christmas, Seven weeks before the day. Suddenly it's Christmas, The longest holiday. When they say "Season's Greetings" They mean just what they say: It's a season, it's a marathon, Retail eternity. It's not over till it's over And you throw away the tree. Outside it's positively balmy, In the air nary a nip; Suddenly it's Christmas, Unbuttoned and unzipped. Yes, they're working overtime, Santa's little runts; Christmas comes but once a year And goes on for two months. Christmas carols in December And November, too; It's no wonder we're depressed When the whole thing is through. Finally it's January; Let's sing "Auld Lang Syne"; But here comes another heartache, Shaped like a Valentine. Suddenly it's Christmas, The longest holiday. The season is upon us; A pox, it won't go away. It's a season, it's a marathon, Retail eternity. It's not over till it's over And you throw away the tree. No, it's not over till it's over And you throw away the tree; It's still not over till it's over And you throw away the tree. -Loudon Wainwright III

What would be the point? Jim was doing it to "defend Pam's honor" - why would either Pam or Jim be satisfied w/ Dwight doing it? It seemed like it was more to shut Kelly up, and Dwight beating Darryl would probably work just as well.