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Survivor Series is going to be the last WWE PPV we get for free in the UK. What, so we have to pay for PPV's from now on, or are u just saying the rest of the year? I mean we have to pay for all PPV's from now on. The ones not shown on Sentena Sports will be shown on Sky Box Office.

"Riot Radio" - The Dead 60's

"Songbird" - Oasis

Maybe he didn't read the spoiler. I mean, it is in a spolier tag. However, I don't think that the spolier will be right and it will probably turn out to be Smithers.

Shanghai Knights (6/10) A good film that's worth checking out but not as good as Shanghai Noon.

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I like it. I haven't heard the original though.

Did he ever use any of the suggestions?

Bret Hart. He's had good matches with Piper, Bulldog, Michaels, Hall, Owen, Nash, Hakushi, Undertaker, Austin, Flair, Booker, Sting, Benoit and more.

I thought that was why he took a break after Wrestlemania XII, to try his hand at acting.

Most likely No Mercy 2002, their best match IMO. I need to watch that again sometime, but I never labeled the tape, so it would take me forever to find it. God I hate myself sometimes... It was No Mercy 2001. And I always prefered their match at Royal Rumble 2002 for some reason.

Adam Copeland on Edge US: 2nd November UK: 16th November Tales From Wrescal Lane US: 19th October UK: 26th October

Adam Copeland on Edge Book Adam Copeland always dreamed of becoming a WWE Superstar. In fact, in his high school yearbook his wrestling teammates wrote that he was "Most likely to become World Wrestling Entertainment Champion." After graduating, Copeland earned a one-year wrestling scholarship to Ron Hutchison's grappling school and made his professional debut in 1993. It wasn't long before Adam Copeland - now christened Edge - was all over WWE television programming. While sidelined with a neck injury, he began a weekly column for WWE.com, giving fans a look into the life of one of their favorite performers. It was the huge fan response to these features that served as the genesis for "Adam Copeland on Edge. In his autobiography, Edge has turned the same energy and ferocity he is known for in the ring inside into a no-holds-barred look at what it takes to make it in the world of sports entertainment. Tales From Wrescal Lane - Mick Foley Book New York Times bestselling author Mick Foley returns to WWE Books with an all new children's book chronicling the adventures of the young WWE wrestlers who live on WRESCAL LANE. Credit: silvervision.co.uk

I totally agree. You can't just start giving in to terrorist demands. It sends out a message that they can do this and get away with it complete with funding for more terrorist acts.

"Billy Jean" - Michael Jackson

That would be my pick. I fully expected that match to be a total disaster but it was actually entertaining.

Am I the only person who liked "Maladroit"?

The four way match on Monday Nitro (04/05/99) was Ric Flair vs. Hollywood Hogan vs. Diamond Dallas Page vs. Goldberg. The four way with Macho Man Randy Savage as the guest referee was Flair vs. Hogan vs. DDP vs. Sting at Spring Stampede 1999. So which one do you mean?

I'm trying to figure out who's on this: 1st row (l to r): Angle, Kane 2nd row: Steph?, Foley, Rock 3rd row: D-Von, Buh Buh, Lita? It seems that way to me.

"Kim Wilde (Live)" - Charlotte Hatherley

I've heard about seven songs from the album and I from what I've heard it's great. "Slow Hands" is a classic and "Narc" is also a damn good one. Mind you the first Libertines album isn't bad either.

"Rock 'N' Roll Suicide" - David Bowie

The Man Who Knew Too Little (7/10) Pretty good. Hardly a masterpiece, but still an entertaining film. If you've got a soft spot for slapstick you should find it amusing.

Survivor Series is going to be the last WWE PPV we get for free in the UK.

Why the fuck is Bret Hart wearing that in your sig pic? It's because Bret Hart is to play the Genie of the Lamp in "Aladdin". Full story here.