MillenniumMan831

He's gonna midget toss them over the border two at a time for his face turn.

Although the goofy Dragon garb stayed, his theme music was badass in 94.

Slick looks exactly the same as he did 15 years ago. I bet Wrath feels like a shithead for posing with all the "old timers".

It sure doesn't get any better than this.

I bet the McMahons each read some of these e-mails on Raw before tearing them up and laughing.

I'm half-Italian but can't stand most Italian food (I like pizza though). I REALLY hate onions though.

Lettuce, cheese, the works.

When I'm depressed because of an outside force, I sleep less. When I'm depressed because I feel guilty, I sleep more and hope I don't wake up. It's then when I have the 2-3 seconds of refreshment in the morning like Sideburnious mentioned before feeling sick to my stomach again.

So the next time you show up late to work and the boss fines you $25, don't fuss.

If his character can act a little more like an adult and a little less like a 13-year old brat, he'd me much more enjoyable . . . Then again, you can say that about 1/2 the roster.

Recently saw a US Title Match between Giant and Hennig on wwe.com's jukebox. Wasn't expecting much but it was great for a 5 minute match. Hennig bumped all over the place at the onset until he got some token offense in. Which led to an incredible HennigPlex for a near fall. Giant kipped up and chokeslammed Hennig which drew in the nWo B-Team for the DQ. It took a while, but they finally got Giant down when Sting came out and cleaned house. Awesome Nitro segment.

A $500 fine for some of the guys pretty much means they're working for free or maybe even at a loss after travel expenses are figured in. The irony is if one of the golden boys who can certainly afford it (UT, JBL, ect) showed up late, I'm sure they'd be exempt from paying up. It's ridiculous.

Don't keep any money in your paypal account and you should be fine. If you spend it or deposit it into your checking account, I don't think they can touch the money.

I marked when he just chucked the whole bucket in there and took off.

Whew, the maid in a bikini and it's not enough to get this thread bumped to the 1st page. My least favorite of the 4 eps so far but still good. The scene w/ Earl and the maid (I forget her name) in bed fully clothed was telegraphed but still somehow brilliant at the same time.

I can only imagine RVD is Nick's favorite wrestler. Otherwise, I have no idea why Hogan would praise him publicly. Next week on Hogan Knows Best, The Hulkster finds a joint in Nick's bedroom. "I toldya this 4:20 thing isn't part of the deal Nick. You're gonna hafta go on the straight and narrow. This means from now on, you can only hang out with Rob from Thursdays to Sundays brother."

ECW Champion Justin Credible vs. Tajiri from TNN. Even though Tajiri was a face, he was such a prick in this match. After beating down Credible, he turned his attention to Francine and just kicked the shit out of her 2-3 times during the course of the match. I was feeling sorry for her. Of course Credible picked up the win, but it was satisfying seeing Tajiri get the better of a world champion.

I think the upset would have been the other way around on the Yoko match. As for Blake F'N Beverly beating Bret Hart on a Dusty Finish or not . . . WOW!

The main problem w/ the list is that most of his die-hard fans already have 75-100% of these matches. The only 2 I don't have out of these is the One Night Only match (which many others have) and the Action Zone match vs. Owen.

At least the feature is nearly 3 hours long.

2 Cold and Bagwell beat the Nasty Boys for the belts only to lose them the next night at Halloween Havoc 1993. IIRC, Patriot and Bagwell (Stars & Stripes) beat Pretty Wonderful for the belts only to lose them back to Orndorff/Roma at . . . Halloween Havoc 1994. The American Males defeated ?Harlem Heat? for the straps before losing them shortly after back to Harlem Heat. I'm thinking they won them on Nitro and lost them 5 days later on Saturday Night. Not really sure on the last one.

Not sure where the huge shock came from in any of these three matches.

I was holding out hope the Harts/Strike Force MSG rematch from 11/87 would be on this.

Austin took a forfeit loss to Aldo Montoya after winning the KOTR in 96. Prince Iaukea over Steven Regal to win the TV Title was pretty unexpected as was Mark Henry pinning The Rock at Judgment Day 1998. Bob "Sparkplug" Holly pinned Jeff Jarrett to win the IC Title in 1995 although due to Jarrett getting his foot on the rope (I think), the title was vacated. Barry Horowitz's "first win" over Skip No matter what kind of mini-push the Stallions were getting at the time, them and The Killer Bees surviving their SurSer87 match was a shocker.

He was a public official then (Jan 1999-Jan 2003). A public official can not collect royalties.