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I'm with the guys further up the thread. From September 2005 to October 2006 I was hugely into TNA. Now, since Russo made his return, I've just become more and more disinterested in the product. I barely even watch Impact these days and only watch the PPV's because we get them for free the following Wednesday. That said, I am looking forward to the "Lethal Lockdown" and X-Division matches and wonder what the "electric cage" match will be like.

"Disco 2000" - Pulp

Hulk Hogan Bret "The Hitman" Hart Bobby "The Brain" Heenan Dusty Rhodes Gorilla Monsoon Pat Patterson Vincent J. McMahon Fred Blassie

his Russian accent in Hunt for Red October left a lot to be desired. Don't forget his "Irish" accent in The Untouchables.

Hulk Hogan Roddy Piper Jerry "The King" Lawler Bret "The Hitman" Hart Bobby "The Brain" Heenan Superstar Billy Graham Harley Race Dusty Rhodes Mr. Fuji Gorilla Monsoon Mean Gene Okerlund Pat Patterson Vincent J. McMahon Bobo Brazil Fred Blassie Verne Gagne

Not a bloody another one. I like both guys and they work well together but I have no desire to see this "best of seven" storyline dragged up for the third time.

I however have no faith in "The Zombie". His first two films were crap and I don't see a super gory "re-imaging" (God do I hate that Hollywood bullshit word) of Halloween reversing the trend.

Wow...you're an idiot. The idea of a really hot girl being a stuck-up bitch and talking down to the fans to get heel heat is the dumbest idea you've ever heard? It did nothing for Sable right? Yeah, because she's so "stuck-up". Wanting to be treated as an equal and the like. What a heel! It would appear that you are an idiot sir.

I agree. It's a fine match that is usually overlooked. Granted, it does have an awful finish with a whole bunch of ref bumps but the rest of the match is great. I suppose the screwiness is why isn't never brought up as a great match in either man's career.

Jesus, that was awful. As if I didn't hate Fall Out Boy enough.

"Robin Hood" episode? Can you explain please? Basically, TNT debuted some shittty Robin Hood series after Nitro that night, and to try to force people into watching it, they actually ended Nitro on time with the promise of "live" cut-ins to the Hogan-Giant match. The match lasted about eight minutes but was shown in such a way that the match appeared to people that didn't know any better to go like 45 minutes. I'm curious as to how they handle it when they get to it. Thanks for the info. I'd never even heard of that before.

They're both fucking awful.

"Robin Hood" episode? Can you explain please?

Bracket One (b. 1949-) Hulk Hogan (bye) Eddie Guerrero Tito Santana "Rowdy" Roddy Piper Jerry "The King" Lawler Mr. Perfect Greg Valentine Bret "The Hitman" Hart Bracket Two (b. 1943-49) Andre the Giant (bye) Bobby "The Brain" Heenan Sgt. Slaughter Superstar Billy Graham Harley Race Superfly Jimmy Snuka Magnificent Muraco Dusty Rhodes Bracket Three (b. 1934-42) Nick Bockwinkel (bye) Mr. Fuji Gorilla Monsoon "Big Cat" Ernie Ladd Pedro Morales Mean Gene Okerlund George "The Animal" Steele Pat Patterson Bracket Four (b. 1911-33) Buddy Rogers (bye) Vince J. McMahon Capt. Lou Albano Argentina Rocca Classy Fred Blassie The Grand Wizard Killer Kowalski Verne Gagne

"No Cities Left" - The Dears " You're a Woman, I'm a Machine" - Death from Above 1979 "Transformers: The Movie" - Various Artists

"Instruments of Destruction" - N.R.G.

I do indeed have a copy and it gets regular plays too. Particularly "Instruments of Destruction". yes! I liked "Hunger" and "Nothing's GOnna Stand In Our Way" as well. well, I like the whole album, but yeah... Damn, I think I'm going to have listen to it now.

Why have so many people made mention of Edge's Wrestlemania winning streak? It's not like it's been played up on TV or the event itself by the announcers. Sure, they mention he's never lost at Wrestlemania but that's it. They don't harp on about it. Yet, a number of people on the board seem to think it's important and needs to be kept intact. The question I have is why? I don't think it means anything. Undertaker's mean something because of the amount of time he's been around but even that is never going to pay off into anything as I doubt he's going to lose at Wrestlemania. The only thing that achieves is to made Undertaker's Wrestlemania matches even more predicable that they already are. I mean, he rarely faces anyone who is a legitimate threat at the show most years.

So basically, agree with Hawk or you're a moron. That's the impression I get from a lot of Hawk's posts.

"Backfire At the Disco (Live)" - The Wombats

"Each Year" - Ra Ra Riot

Pontiac: 2 Atlantic City: 3 Toronto: 2 New York City: 6 Houston: 6 Seattle: 10 Chicago: 1 Anaheim: 5

I think there are plenty of people who shit on Cena because they simply don't like him. Perhaps because WWE having been shoving the guy down the public's throat for a couple of years now. That's why I do.

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I'm very interested in this "morphing" set I've read about.

That was a great TV match. If they ever do a best of Impact DVD, which I'm sure is coming, that's got to be on there. The only others that jump out at me like that one are the X-D six man from the first show of 2006, the Daniels-Joe title match from the first Thursday Impact and the Christian-Rhino cage match from the first primetime show. I always liked the Ultimate X rematch they had on the show after Bound for Glory 2005.