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I like the entire series, but the skit that comes to mind really quick is the one where that stuff is coming out of that guys nose.

Have you morphed into Mr. News or something? Yes, HHH injured again, blah blah blah, we come to expect stuff like this now. Here's to another multi-month feud in which he hardly ever wrestles, YAY~!

I agree. Who here said that it was such a great thing for his career, and that it shows that they are FINALLY going to give him a serious major push? I forget which thread I saw that in.

Somone give me valid explanations for the following, please. 1) Why in the fuck do you care if someone "rated" a match more than you think they should've? Do you live and breathe by other's ratings of matches? Do some of you actually believe on some sort of "universial rating star scale", and that the match can ONLY be rated what you yourself deem it to be? 2) If two people put on a great fantastic match, which just about everyone here will admit to, what in the living fuck does it matter what the two guys do backstage? Just as before, do you live and breathe by what these people do in their personal and business life backstage? Can you not just watch a great match and see it as a great match? Have you been blinded so much by the "reports" that you read that you can't fucking think clearly anymore and take a good match as a good match? ...this isn't for anyone specific, it's for anyone who feels that either one of those goes for you, that's all.

I wish that they had took more teens like them with em, and the parents also if they allowed them to do bullshit. I love when morons take theirselves out in an act of true stupidity. I'd rather have these stupid shits kill theirselves, instead of them hitting some innocent car full of small children, or hell, ANYONE else who are minding their fucking business. I have no sympathy for the stupid, it's better them than others.

I just want to say one thing, and one thing only... ...tonights HHH vs. HBK match, it's the exact reason why I'm still, and forever will be, a Pro. Wrestling fan. That is all.

Thank God someone else looked at The Hulk with an open mind.

It would have been a nice little cap off to eight months of hell if Foley hired test and Steiner back as Stacy's slaves. Let that go like two weeks and then have Stacy get her ultimate revenge and end it all, never to be mentioned again. I'd rather them just end it out of nowhere than have them be Stacey's slaves or something. Ugh, just thinking of what they would put on RAW makes me sick.

I'm shocked you still have ANY hope/faith left.

Thus being the most pointless program of 2003. I can't remember an angle that went on and on and on as that one, and ended with basicly no actual ending worth the time they spent on it. Then again, it was the sort of thing that they allowed to go on for so long, there wasn't anything they could do with it in the end...so they just drop it and move on. Stacey is free to do whatever the hell she wants, and Test/Steiner are now best of friends in their tag team for some damn reason. That angle even gave ME a headache.

No, I get exactly what you are saying, I just hadn't looked at it like that until now. When I stand back and look at everything, I don't really take shit like Kane/HHH and Al Wilson seriously. It was just there, blah. So yeah, when they fuck up something with potential like Angle/Brock, etc... it's a lot worse. What ills me, is that we will more than likely never see Angle/Brock reach the true potential that they had, what with the news with Angle lately. Even if that wasn't going around, we still more than like would never see what could have, what should have been.

Was ANYTHING worse than Brock/Angle to you then, overall? I'd like to see Dames, or whoever, try to keep up with something for an entire year. That would be good fun in itself.

VPW2 is, without a doubt in my mind, better than No Mercy or WrestleMania 2000. It's the king of that sort of setup, period. It just feels so much smoother than the others, you can have long ass classic Puroresu matches in the very same style and everything, it just feels perfectly like the real thing, what with how the matches progress and all of the moves in the game. Not to mention the CAW in the game. The shoot fighting is fun as hell once you master it also, it's like two games in one, and when it comes down to it, that's just what it is. It's in my top three favorite wrestling games, all of which are Japanese imports btw, heh. Once upon a time, the game went for quite cheap on eBay for a while, but I just noticed that it's selling for a good deal there once again. A few months ago, I saw it going for less than $20, but it's back up now. Other than eBay, I don't know where you could get it for a really good price, other than just finding someone who is willing to sell it to you. Try the following perhaps... GameTZ.com TradeGamesNow.com

What does the winner get?

Hush you two, I am not in the mood to think about all of that tonight. Wasn't it at least better than Al Wilson? If not him as a whole, was it not better than his...wood?

Well, it was better than simulated sex with dead people.

My God, is the world running out of "news" reports? Whoever thought it was worth the time reporting THIS should be fired right here and now.

I'm glad that Nathan Jones up and quit by the way. Even I finally gave up hope on him, heh.

I wish the fuck you would.

Not hardly. It brought in $132,177,234 and cost $137 million for producing and $35 million for marketing. Of course, it seems as if few films really MAKE money these days.

I'll bet anyone ANYTHING that the cops did that to Jackson, those racist money hungry bastards.

I've already said that they fucked Goldberg over from the very begining. They started him out on the wrong foot, it was very hard for him to EVER recover from how they first treated him and what they did with him to start with. I'm surprised they finally attempted, even if for a short while, to push him more like Goldberg. They way he started his WWE career, it was more like he was a total outsider to WWE, to everyone in the company, and to the fans. What they should have done is started off slow with him, going against lower card guys (not all of them, just a few basic programs), in order to show to the WWE fans that he was not an outsider, he was now a part of the company, and for them to shed away the image they forced upon him for so many years before. But no, they put him in there with Mr. Rocky, WWE superstar of all time. Yeah, that was just going to work. They are either fucking retarded, or they wanted Goldberg to be humbled at the start of his WWE tenure.

Having The Rock vs. just about anyone else in the WORLD, is going to end up not working right if the guy you have going up against The Rock is a face. I can't see how anyone could think that The Rock vs. Goldberg was the right program to have Goldberg to work the very first thing in WWE. You had The Rock, long time WWE superstar, over as hell as either a face and a heel who can be cheered at ANY moment, taking on Goldberg, the WWE outsider, the guy from WCW who had always been talked about in a very bad light in WWE before he became a part of them. That was the worst idea that they could have come up with for Goldberg to do VERY FIRST THING. I don't think anyone here, or anywhere, expected him to actuall get cheered OVER WWE's boy, Rocky...even as a "heel".

Very few times have I read a post on a message board by someone that made me just want to go "Hell yeah, right fucking on.", but Cancer Marney just added to that short list.

I'm not going to turn this into a Goldberg thread, yet again, just because some hate him so much they feel they must shout it out at every chance given to them. I'll just say, as I've said all along, that from day one WWE did not give him the right program to work with. It's not just him either, it's just about everyone else in the federation. If the workers aren't inserted into a program that any amount of thought went into, then they are instantly screwed right then and there. I could start listing mistake after mistake that WWE made this year, not only with the direction with Goldberg, but most everyone else.