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Ha, Finlay just hitting Rey with the mic out of nowhere is my "WWE moment of the week".

Ah, I forgot about that. Still, it was pretty much for no reason since I really doubt it'll lead anywhere and his attack was totally pointless in that he was still destroyed in a few seconds.

Welcome to the party Mik.

And then you have Cody Rhodes coming out for no fucking reason at all, just to get destroyed in a few seconds without leaving an impact at all in any way. I've almost decided that the segment was so horrible that it was awesome.

Or maybe the best part of it was the show going off the air with a huge "YOU CAN'T WRESTLE" chant. I can't decide.

That was such a horrible, horrible segment. The absolute best part of it all was the fans cheering Orton on as he beat up the defenseless man.

Cena sure doesn't seem like he gives too much of a shit about this right now. Shouldn't he be acting like a mad man trying to get loose? I mean, come on, this is a "blood feud" isn't it?

Why didn't Orton just stay out at the ring to continue to taunt Cena, instead of going to the back just to come out to his music a few minutes later?

I wonder what the chances are of Cena's dad turning on him and joining Orton at the next PPV at the end of the LMS match...

Mantaur's "mooooo" theme was better than this bullshit that Candice has now.

Come on, HHH needed that major rub right there.

Oh, if only Finlay's music would start about right fucking now.

Oh come on, we now have "adoption", how is that not "well"?

Well, pointless or not, that was a nice moment for Hacksaw here in 2007.

What is the point of this match?

For what it's worth, there's a lot of positive buzz for this one right now. Early screenings have been very well received, and the screenplay has received a lot of praise. I've read parts of it, not much, but enough to know that it seems like it's of a higher quality than most flicks out there. It really shouldn't be all that surprising since the writer/director (Peter Hedges) has produced high quality work in the past - he directed Pieces of April and wrote What's Eating Gilbert Grape, About a Boy, and Pieces of April. My biggest problem with this is Dane Cook. Why people keep signing that guy is beyond me.

I have no clue what made me hate the GOW final boss, I simply don't remember. I just remember that I didn't like it at all. It wasn't hard, it simply annoyed the fuck out of me and I got tired of the battle, and just quit before I got too frustrated with it. I finally "solved" Mogenar, to the point where it pisses me off that it got to me in such a big way as it did earlier today. When I finally beat it, I did it in just 10 minutes, if even that. He never, not once, healed himself (you can blow up the orbs he goes for in two shots - one charged blast and one normal blast). Eh, I just hated it though, even though I finally got it after sticking with it.

Alrighty then:

I'm having the same problem with the boss Mogenar as I did with the final boss of God of War - it's not so much "hard" as it is just annoying as shit. So much in fact that it's just about absolutely killing my interest for the game for good. EDIT: Well, I finally beat Mogenar, but even so, it still lowered a bit of my praise for the game, not to mention a bit of my excitement about continuing forward with it.

At this point, the best part of TNA is listening to the Bryan & Vinny show on F4W each week where they talk about what happened.

Well, I have finished watching every episode in the new set (yet again) along with all of the deleted scenes. I'm more ready for the new season now than ever.

When I first saw this trailer in a theater, I forget what it was attached to but there was a big crowd, the audience actually started to cheer in a big way when it was revealed that it was the Harold & Kumar sequel.

Not to mention that he was getting over without his music, something many people didn't think would be possible. I wonder how over he could've been with that music in WWE.

This totally takes me off guard. Last night when he hit the ring for his match, he raised his arm with the cane and as a hell of a lot of fans did it along with him, I thought to myself just how awesome it is that Sandman is getting over in WWE, more and more each and every week. I actually thought that a lot, especially when the fans went quite crazy over thinking he actually won the GM battle royal match on RAW a while back. And now this. Weird.

I'd say so. We now await the skits where Hornswoggle pushes Finlay around for a change, since he is now a McMahon.