Art Sandusky

I'd download it, then wait for the next time I'm on shrooms to watch it.

(bump) ROTS stuck at #3 at the box office this past week.

It's certainly better than your E-diarrhea.

Yeah, you'd get people going out and doing all sorts of crazy shit, then dropping to their knees and praying for forgiveness immediately. Hell, I'd be one of them.

The D.A. is immune from wrongful prosecution suits. Not like this matters, the public and media will still insist up and down for years that he did it anyway.

I go for album-style stuff, thus the length. I'm really influenced by the albums DJs put out and whatnot.

We destroyed hotel beds on six straight Academic Team trips during a period in early 2001. Last time I even did a move on anyone was when I put my drunk friend in the figure four about six months ago while he was lying on their living room floor yelling a bunch of crap in attempted French. Another friend of his who didn't even watch wrestling still endorsed shutting him up, and held him down while I got the move on. I haven't heard howls of pain like that in a while.

I ain't uploading shit until I start getting some kind of feedback. It took a long-ass time to upload.

I've been going to my particular sports bar of choice since Unforgiven 2002, and that place was shaking with people slamming tables while chanting "ECW" and various other things, like "He Admits It!" followed by the requisite five claps when Angle said the fan's mother taught him how to suck dick.

Because I double posted, I'll note that I finally checked out the ECW Heyman/Dreamer Byte This joint and it was edited when I watched on the 300k stream. I loved how Tommy talked shit to people on the internet and told everyone who would listen about the van.

Yeah dude, I'm gonna be cheesed if the music isn't all there. How the fuck would Sandman even make his entrance properly?

His TV debut should have him taking a shot of liquor and going "holy crap, I didn't black out and forget everything and beat women and all that other stuff!" Then him and Austin could drink beers for 20 minutes.

People booed heels at the Hardcore Homecoming show, but applauded for them after the matches were over. Smarks will still play along for the sake of entertainment.

That "skybox" thing is new, isn't it? I never paid too much attention to how the place looked before, but that leapt out at me when I saw the pictures.

Don't boo the girls, boo the company for putting them out there instead of other things. It's not their fault. They're just seizing an opportunity.

Milky's mix is the shit, but it's out there. Worth the aural exploring if you've never heard anything like it before.

Is Vince going to be at least backstage? It'd be wild to see him addressing an ECW crowd.

Yikes, the ECW arena does look different now. I'm glad ONS picked Hammerstein even more than before now.

You'd think they learned their lesson with the Hogan DVD. That was the right way, to me, to make a DVD about someone who'd been around for ages. Yeah, throw some matches on there, but I'm more interested in seeing old footage and stuff that made the character popular in the first place. The omission of Undertaker's debut at Survivor Series '90 is inexcusable.

"What the hell's wrong with you, son? You don't drink?" (stuns Punk)

The Discovery Channel's The Science of Star Wars series ruled. Shaolin monks are even more godly than I already knew.

I said "for a short time," but would rather there were a choice of "for a good while" or something. TNA will certainly keep on truckin' for a time, as they've done so before without any kind of TV deal, but I don't think the place can keep going for more than one more year unless wrestling explodes again.

There were also others. Seven or so are shown in formation early on soon after Vader says "We'll have to destroy them ship-to-ship, get the crews to their fighters." He doesn't join the fray with his two wingmen until later on after "several fighters have broken off from the main group." And Zorin, check out my thread in Music. I've got a Muscovian surprise for you.

As rad as this show sounds (minus the ultraviolence main event, I never liked excessive gore), I'll consider ONS the real ECW reunion show. I know it's just my lifetime of being programmed by the WWF and WWE, but that show's got Heyman, the undisputed mastermind of the promotion, behind it. To me, that's ECW more than this was, although this was as close as a Heyman-less product could have gotten it seems. This show looks like something for people who followed ECW for most if not all of its lifespan, or have gone back and checked out all the older material. ONS is for the 1998-ish and onward crowd, which I'm a part of. I understand all of what was groundbreaking and great about older ECW, but it's never grabbed my interest much. Meanwhile, I can't get enough of stuff from 1998 until the end of the promotion.

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