MillenniumMan831

I never find wrestling offensive to me. Stupid, yes. Insulting, yes. Embarassing . . . almost always. Despite being a loyal watcher/follower of wrestling since the 1980s, I just don't emotionally invest myself enough to let something really offend me. However, I wish Vince would have the good sense to tweak these "superstars" to the point that they're a lot more "human" and much less "character"-ish.

All the more reason to fight for it.

Please let his promo the night after his No Mercy 2000 win be on it. "I was the first ever EuroContinental Champion in WWF history . . . well, actually D-Lo Brown was the first ever EuroContinental Champ, BUT HE DOESN'T COUNT!" And the History of the WWF/E Championship COULD be a re-release of the 1987 Coliseum Video of the same name.

- Major League - Not positive if it's because it's really that great of a movie or if it's because I'm from Cleveland and the humor hits home . . . hell, pick a team from Cleveland and Hollywood can produce a movie about how wretched it is. - Office Space - A fantastic movie and another one that hits home seeing as how I have an office job. The cake scene w/ Milton and the overweight middle-aged ladies was surreal.

I rest my case as well.

Gorilla: Nobody in the history of the Royal Rumble has ever drawn 1-5 and been there at the end. Brain: What great camerawork. Gorilla: DID YOU HEAR WHAT I SAID!?! Brain: WHAT? Gorilla: NOBODY IN THE HISTORY OF THE ROYAL RUMBLE HAS EVER DRAWN 1-5 AND BEEN THERE AT THE END!!! Brain: AW SHUT UP! SHUT UP!!! Gorilla: Huh!

Are webcasts of the event ordered figured into this somehow?

I don't know how good it would look for Snitsky to get knocked down w/ the rainbow-colored Skittles Ring Bell.

I guess the writer from Knight Rider will have to step up his game . . . whoever he is.

They also had the Slim Jim Challenge Tournament in 1995.

I was under the impression that came after the heel turn as Dusty was challenging them to a fight the night the spike went into his eye.

Couple old NWA ?s: - How did the Midnight Express turn face in 1988? - How did the Road Warriors turn heel in 1988? Thanks.

Vince did an interview recently where be basically begged GM to run ads on WWE programming. Can't remember where the interview was from though.

Hopefully, they give Jindrak his Reflection of Perfection gimmick back. He was really starting to show some personality in his matches before they yanked it away so he could buddy up w/ Angle.

Actually, I think he was announced as the Ultimate Giant as that is what Andre wanted to be known as during his feud w/ the Ultimate Warrior.

None of the matches were announced on television.

Reminds me of a Survivor Series graphic.

I sure hope that is a pre-dress code picture.

Stagger Lee Marshall.

The Bulldogs/Dream Team Tag Title Match from WM2 and the Hart Foundation/Brain Busters match from SumSlam89 deviated from the formula quite a bit and were much better for it. I'm sure there are dozens more out there but these are some readily available ones.

6:10 every morning my mental alarm wakes me up. I hate that thing.

Other than Jim Rome, does anyone call Cleveland "C-Town"? Just curious.

I got the last copy of it at FYE. Granted they probably only stock about 4-6 on the shelves at a given time.

I never did religiously follow it since the show aired at 3am-ish on Sunday mornings. I'd see a lil but here and there but always attended the live shows when they came to town; even though I only initially knew the old WWF/WCW guys and mainstays like Taz/RVD/Dudleys. By far, all 4-6 times I've seen them live I got a better bang for my buck than any other wrestling, concert, or sporting events. Also caught a lot of their ppvs in 1999/2000 as about 6 of us would all pitch in to check it out.

Actually, Austin got the bye into the Semis to face Mankind. BossMan lost to Austin by DQ but came back at the end of the 1st Round to replace HHH against The Rock.