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RIP Dimebag I'm gonna be pissed if MTV ignores this.

Not good...

They're reporting two band members were shot now.

They just showed a live preview on Spike from Charlotte, North Carolina and JR said the winner from last weeks match will be decided at the top of the hour.... But we all know how that one works.

I'm shocked Dave hasn't reported a four way ladder match yet.

Is this the same song that Simple Plan wrote for Motley Crue? Yes, I said Simple Plan. I saw something about this on another site.

- WWE morale is extremely low right now following all the releases this week. Many fear that they will be next. [PWInsider.com] - John Laurinaitis apparently told talent this week that if they are badly in need of money, WWE can give them a "cash advance" on their future earnings. Most found this as a way for WWE to keep people from complaining rather than an actual attempt to help. [PWInsider.com] - The rocky atmosphere backstage is leading to increased politics in WWE. The situation is also forcing lower level talent and workers to go along with the flow and not start any waves in fear of being fired. - Most feel the best place to be right now backstage is at the side of Triple H. Ric Flair and Batista are said to always be at Triple H's side. Many were surprised that Batista has gotten involved in the politics, but everyone also realizes that it is part of surviving in WWE today. [PWInsider.com] - During a book signing in New York City yesterday, Edge said that WWE did not edit anything in his book and that he didn't write anything negative because he has nothing to be unhappy about. [PWInsider.com] It appears that WWE has cut two more names this week that have yet to be officially announced, making the total number of releases this week 12. 10 names have already been announced by WWE.com. The other two names should be known within the next few days.[WrestlingObserver] Credit: 411mania

The first guy didn't even win the squat thrust challenge. He was blown up and screwing up way more then Puder and even The Miz. He was the least in shape so they picked him so Angle could easily embarrass him. I'm not even sure if Puder was scripted. He raised his hand while Angle was talking shit and then Angle got pissed because Puder put up a little bit of a fight against him. And not that Angle couldn't take any of them, but they wanted Angle to quickly embarrass who ever it was he was going against.

I went to WWE.com and didn't see any of these firings. Obviously it must of been posted. Why did they remove all of them after only a day? Honestly, I could give two damns about any of these people who were fired.

I wonder if Cornette, Dreamer and Storm had a hand in getting Chris Candido down in OVW?

Man, I hate Maven! Can't they convince Foley or the Rock to take a few bumps?

Talk about Wrestling With Shadows-type luck 60 Minutes will air it this Sunday. I been seeing clips of it already. They show her walking off stage crying and SNL staff freaking out.

Black Crowes Shake Your Money Maker, Amorica and The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion are really underrated albums.

Here's some people we can point a finger at.

This isn't exactly the 'finer points' of selling. It's selling at it's most basic (you know, the stuff even RVD can do - take a move, make it look like it hurt more than it really did). It should not require any training at all to be able to do this. What a bunch of idiots. Guys are usually taught how to take the bumps before they learn the art of selling. They're told to get right back up after every bump so they can take the bump again. It's part of the drills and that's all they're probably at at this point. Blame Al and anyone else in charge backstage for not making it clear. Ok, when you do an "angle" beforehand where the Big Show gets in your face and says you don't belong here....you shouldn't NEED to be told that you should sell the damn body slam he delivers. Not to mention, you are on the damn show where you WILL be selling the moves if you win. This isn't exactly rocket science here. It's not their fault. Obviously they all had acid reflux.

This isn't exactly the 'finer points' of selling. It's selling at it's most basic (you know, the stuff even RVD can do - take a move, make it look like it hurt more than it really did). It should not require any training at all to be able to do this. What a bunch of idiots. Guys are usually taught how to take the bumps before they learn the art of selling. They're told to get right back up after every bump so they can take the bump again. It's part of the drills and that's all they're probably at at this point. Blame Al and anyone else in charge backstage for not making it clear.

He finally had his head removed from his ass?

The Hell does change the settings mean? He forgot to flip the tape for Ashlee's vocals? The band was actually playing, right? Even not, why would you have your ears plugged so you couldn't hear anything? You would want to look like you're playing to the tempo.

Damage Control

Coach has more heat then Randy Orton.

There wasn't one single thing I was looking forward to tonight until this post. You've given me hope, Loss.

Where did he say this? In "Teen Beat" where they make up quotes for "stars?"

What's this award show she's supposed to be performing on tonight? Is it a teeny show where the kids will cheer her regardless?

She's not going to get away free. MTV can ignore it all they want, but this story is in the news. CNN showed the screw up and talked about it on "60 Second POP" this morning. I haven't listened to the radio today, but I'm sure DJ's are all talking about. Newspapers have been reporting it the last two days. Obviously it's all over the Internet. The talk shows should be all over this today and the weekly magazines like People and Us will probably have the story on their front covers. MTV's damage control is useless when the media gets a hold of it.