EdwardKnoxII

Yeah I was just thinking of that Simpsons ep. "They're very slowly getting away!"

Well for New Year's Eve this year I'm going to visit my friend in Houston for the weekend and just party it up. What are your plans?

Question about the finish. Did Pete really screw up his finisher or was it planned? Cause it was hard to tell for me.

Exactly it was the weight gain then came the pain in his knees, back, etc if it was the other way around it be a different story. That's way I think in a year's time Show's going to end up weighting in at least 600lbs or more unless he does something.

I'm also sad to see Show good. I've liked him even if I wasn't always a fan about how he was booked. Also, notice how they never say anything of his time in WCW. Heh figures. Which is a shame seeing as how much Vince was paying him when he came in.

Seeing how this thread has been dead for awhile I thought I'd post in it. X-Mas ep: I was laughing to hard when Sean played a drunk Santa and said all those things to the kids and then gets a blowjob from the elf while the Chipmunks play in the background. I had a feeling something was going to happen to Reefer when he showed up and son of a bitch did he get gutted. Last night's ep: I swear I thought James had taken the baby and I figured she would be killed in the season finale. Oh well So for the season it will Wilbur and/or Michelle dying next week. What are your thoughts?

Assuming Cena drops the belt before WM, in order to have HHH/Edge, will Batista drop the title before then too? Or will he not just defend it at WM? Or will he, and Cena wins and goes to Smackdown? Either way, I'd rather have this match than Batista/Taker if the rumor about Taker losing is true. Unless Taker has done something MAJOR to really piss off Vince I doubt Taker is going to lose at WM. Cause all Taker would have to say is those 4 little words: "I'm not feeling it", and you know the finish is going to get changed.

Hey we're now the only thing that can control Torrie. Cause lord knows Kidman couldn't do it.

I think this match would have been a better SerSur's match then the one we got at the PPV.

Tasers + Wrestling = bad idea Scott Hall now says hello. And so does The Mountie.

Clarksville, TN is the 5th largest in the state and has an estimated population of 123,395.

I liked it but, they did it on the wrong person. The only person Sting could have turned heel on at the time was Goldberg and even then the people might have been 50/50.

No you're not the only one. I liked it when him and Disco were friends/partners against The Mamalukes but, to bad that only lasted like 2 months before they break up. And I kinda liked him in the MIA to and for awhile his catchphrase was pretty over with the crowd. "Laissez les bon temps rouler!" which means Let the good times roll.

And the only way he can clean himself is with a washrag on the end of a long stick.

http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=92508 PREACHER COMES TO HBO -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For years, fans have been saying that if Garth Ennis and Steve Dillion’s Preacher were to come to any screen, only HBO could do it justice. Apparently, DC, Vertigo, Ennis, Dillion and whatever gods watch over Time Warner agree. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Preacher will launch on HBO as a series, adapted by Mark Steven Johnson (Ghost Rider, Daredevil) and directed by Howard Deutch. Johnson and Deutch will executive produce along with Michael De Luca, George Agusto, Chris Bender and JC Spink. From HR: Preacher, which ran from 1995-2000, told the story of a down-and-out Texas preacher possessed by Genesis, a supernatural entity conceived by the unnatural coupling of an angel and a demon. Given immense powers, the preacher teamed with an old girlfriend and a hard-drinking Irish vampire and set out on a journey across America to find God -- who apparently had abandoned his duties in heaven -- and hold him accountable for his negligence. The series was created by Irish-born writer Garth Ennis and British artist Steve Dillon, who will serve as co-executive producers. Ken F. Levin, who reps the duo, also will serve as co-exec producer. The series -- which developed a rabid fan base -- was known for tackling religious and political issues, its dark and violent sense of humor and its observations of American culture. It also was one of the series that helped define Vertigo, the adult-oriented line of comics from DC Comics. There have been several attempts to bring the comic to the screen, whether big or small, but nothing stuck. A movie version, to have been produced by Kevin Smith's View Askew, among others, got to the casting stage, with James Marsden attached for the title role and a reported budget of $25 million. The project reunites Johnson with Deutch; Johnson wrote "Grumpier Old Men," which Deutch directed. Deutch's directing credits include TV's "Gleason," the pilot for "Melrose Place" and the 1986 film "Pretty in Pink." He is repped by ICM. Johnson is repped by CAA. Though the series ended in 2000, after 66 issues, Preacher has consistently been one of DC/Vertigo's best-selling trade collections through both the comic and bookstore market, with each of the nine volumes seeing multiple printings. Like many other Vertigo properties, Ennis and Dillion have a creator participation deal with Preacher, which allows them to continually receive a portion of the revenue generated by the trades and other rights to the property. While no start date was given, or cast announced, the bar has obviously been set very high for the adaptation of the property, given the reputation of HBO's original series. Given the content of Preacher and the buttons a loyal adaptation of the comic series will push, the network is clearly looking at one of its most controversial series to date Edit: Sorry for the misspelling if anyone wants to take care of it

I'm going to go on record say that when Big Show does leave the fed in 6 months to a year later he's going to weigh in at least 600lbs or more the next time we see him on TV. Like Yoko back in the day.

I didn't think it was terrible I loved it and thought it was funny for that fact that WCW and Hogan would think that the fans would boo Sting of all people, who was the 1st or 2nd most loved wrestler in WCW at the time, for attacking Hogan for crying out loud. Shows you what kind of ego Hogan has.

No Flair's been married to her for years and Beth is his second wife. It's been said that Beth only stayed with Flair for the money and they been sleeping in separate bedrooms for years. Flair's own wife wasn't riding on space mountain? Shocking! No but, from what Beth said when her friends were around he would show it to them and offer them a ride on it.

No Flair's been married to her for years and Beth is his second wife. It's been said that Beth only stayed with Flair for the money and they been sleeping in separate bedrooms for years.

Speaking of Johnny B Badd don't the WWE now own the rights to the name?

I thought it was Hogan didn't want to do the job and they couldn't make him cause of his creative rights. So the company gave Hogan things like cars, motorcycles, etc so he would job to Sting. And then Hogan agrees to do it and then he pays off Nick Patrick to not give a fast count and fuck up the whole match.

Ok I didn't see the PPV and don't feel like looking at all the pages in the PPV thread what happen during Lita's match?

He also briefly showed up in WCW in 2000 for an ep of Thunder. I remember he got into a fight with someone and they played his old Johnny B Badd music.

Eh, I get the same uges when I watch WWE programming these days. Maybe vince will take it as a sign people will kill themselves instead of watching batista as champ. Maybe the guys family will sue the WWE saying that their show was the reason he wanted to end his life. And chances are they would win.

Right. And when you consider that Sting hadn't wrestle for a year and a half he was in great shape.