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This involves words, but it fits better into this thread From Unforgiven 99, Lilian is interviewing Mark Henry Lilian: "Tonight, D-Lo Brown will get a shot at your European title..." Mark: "Forget about that. Let me tell you what *I* want a shot at." Mark then whispers something in her ear, to which Lilian then slaps the shit out of him.

Iverson has 23 at the half but Pacers lead by 8.

In 2000, the WCW World title changed hands on free TV 11 times. By comparison, since the PPV era began, the WWF/E title has changed hands on free TV 13 times. That's in almost 20 years. EDIT: Here's the list 1. Hogan to Andre, The Main Event, 2/5/88 2. Savage to Flair, Prime Time Wrestling, 9/1/92 3. Bret to Sid, RAW, 2/17/97 4. Kane to Austin, RAW, 6/29/98 5. Rock to Foley, RAW, 1/4/99 (taped on 12/29/98) 6. Rock to Foley, Halftime Heat, 1/31/99 (taped on 1/26/99) 7. Foley to Rock, RAW, 2/15/99 8. Taker to Austin, RAW, 6/28/99 9. Foley to HHH, RAW, 8/23/99 10. HHH to Vince, SD, 9/16/99 (taped on 9/14/99) 11. Show to HHH, RAW, 1/3/00 12. Angle to Austin, RAW, 10/8/01 13. Angle to Brock, SD, 9/18/03 (taped on 9/16/03)

The PWI Almanac lists it as two reigns.

I'm not seeing it on the guide.

Iverson brings back-to-back 50 pointers into Indy tonight, just tipped off.

Yeah, hopefully Stern doesn't call in Ralph Nader to protest...

You moocher

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I think she meant there are no feuds worthy of having that gimmick match.

This is funny, but not ha-ha funny At Bash at the Beach 94, Dustin Rhodes is in the ring the whole match against Funk & Buck, then finally tags out to Arn, at which point the camera CUTS AWAY and MISSES Arn turning on Dustin with a DDT.

Well, I'd think Hebner would be smart enough to improvise something like that once he realised Shango wasn't going to make it.

I'll never forget Big Show being arrested at WM15. "Sir, you need to put your hands behind your back." "Yeah, and you need a new haircut, Bob Newhart!"

National games Wed, ESPN Detroit @ New York, 8 PM ET Utah @ Phoenix, 10:30 PM ET Thu, TNT Cleveland @ Detroit, 8 PM ET LA Lakers @ Sacramento, 10:30 PM ET Fri, ESPN Denver @ Miami, 8 PM ET Phoenix @ Seattle, 10:30 PM ET Dec. 13 ESPN Power Rankings 1. Seattle 2. Phoenix 3. San Antonio 4. Minnesota 5. Sacramento 6. Miami 7. Dallas 8. Detroit 9. Orlando 10. Cleveland 11. Denver 12. Washington 13. LA Lakers 14. LA Clippers 15. Memphis 16. Portland 17. Houston 18. New York 19. New Jersey 20. Boston 21. Indiana 22. Philadelphia 23. Utah 24. Chicago 25. Milwaukee 26. Atlanta 27. Toronto 28. Golden State 29. Charlotte 30. New Orleans OK, I know the Pacers have come upon hard times, but there's no way we're worse than the fucking NETS. On a more positive note, we snapped our 7-game losing streak with a win in Atlanta, our first road win since the suspensions. We also signed Michael Curry and released Tremaine Fowlkes.

That's odd. Didn't the official say they were going to take the FG?

Some one explain this to me. I'm listening to this on the way home, Baltimore just kicked a FG to make it 20-6. I go into the gas station to get a pop and some pretzels, come out, and it's 20-10. How did this happen?

I think he was being sarcastic, you guys.

Miami has the best record in the East, Wade has the best numbers of anyone in the East other than LeBron. Steph should still make the team, but my vote goes to Wade.

And Antawn Jamison, forgot about him. Yes, the Wiz actually have a winning record.

I think Hill deserves to start. When you look at it, he's really about the only forward in the East putting up All-Star numbers for a winning team.

Dwyane Wade should start over both.

Why didn't Wippleman just pull the ref out of the ring or something?

I've read that Glenn Robinson could sit out the entire season.

The first load of All-star ballots were revealed this week as well. This would be the starting lineups right now East: LeBron, Iverson, Carter, Hill, Shaq West: McGrady, Bryant, Garnett, Duncan, Yao Yao is the overall leader.