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I fully encourage something on the upper back for girls, however.

It was a cool battle, but it needed an hour. At least we got the motherfucking Creeper in a couple scenes. And can you say deus ex machina? Oh yeah. Who was the Captain America ripoff?

I should mention I don't have a problem with sports logos either, though they're kind of in that same category as animals. But yeah, if you're planning to get into a line of work where tattoos may be frowned upon, it's better to place them where they can be covered up easily.

The bicep band is lame. So is foreign lettering and tribal, unless it's actually a part of your culture or you know for certain what those symbols mean, since there's a high enough chance the artist doesn't know either or doesn't care and can just as easily fuck it up. That doesn't go for all of them and highly reputable places have a lesser chance of that happening, but it's still better to be sure of what you're getting at all times, which really goes for all tattoos. You just don't want to end up with 'I eat cocks' on your forearm in Japanese. Hell, just one modification to one of those kanji can completely change the meaning of the tattoo. As people have said, try to make sure it means something to you and it's not just a spur of the moment drunk thing. Make an attempt to avoid the pre-fab art out of tattoo books, unless it serves as the base to be modified by the artist and given a personal spin. The best tattoos are the ones that are given time and consideration. Animals are fine, I think. I don't care. A little trashy, though, as VX said. Personally, I fluctuate between tattoos that are chosen purely for look and those which carry meaning. I guess if it's done well enough I don't have a problem with the former, as long as it's not as trite as one of those armbands and can't be found in a pre-fab book that you can find in any shop.

Yes. The same exact guy. A suitable episode. You kind of knew stuff like the button or the hatches being a part of some sociological or psychological experiment was coming, you just didn't know when exactly it would be revealed. This is season finale material here. Now we just need the follow-up, like its effects on Locke. It's been a slow season, but now we're getting somewhere.

It isn't funny anymore. Let's move on to the next cheesy pop culture icon for people to amuse themselves with and then ruin.

Damn surreal RAWs.

I wouldn't even mind his push if he was Jamal and not some lame savage gimmick that belongs in the 70s/80s. The assocation between Jamal and Armando would probably make a lot more sense too.

Did they forget Dreamer used to be on Raw?

MySpace was cited when talking about improvements to the online community. I'm scared.

It had some really nice canyons? I got nothing. Now CARD BATTLING~

The love for Nintendo isn't really that sudden. People have been hyped since the controller and its possibilities were revealed, name be damned. Those fanboys were already convinced and ready to praise Nintendo. Nintendo's publicity strategy this round is very wise, however. The Sony conference is starting right now, by the way. Lotsa PR bullshit thus far. Only really relevant points are full backwards compatability and shipping with an HDD.

It's what I'm getting also.

If they didn't fix clipping and animations (among a myriad of other problems) for the later PS2 iterations, what makes one think they'll do it now. SvR 2006 is probably my last until they show some real progress beyond glorified aisle fighting, which is all fighting in the crowd really is, let's face it.

He also wasn't completely heatless. It's not like he's Chris Masters or anything. He had his Shave Your Back chants, which isn't much, but it's something. If the fans aren't chanting boring or sitting on their hands and keeping their mouths shut, it's plus charisma. Seriously, how can one at least not tolerate the guy based on moveset alone.

He's not awful. He's not Vader either. He's somewhere in the middle depending on who he's working with. During his WWE tenure he was a good, intimidating monster type that served well as a speedbump in the midcard and he had a fucking great, unique moveset (when compared to every other WWE hoss) which, alone, gets him points. Yes, I'm a fan.

Christ. That Legion series looks so bad.

I personally enjoyed nWo more, at least initially. It was more exciting. It felt big. But who says nWo appealed more to both, much less one or the other type of fan? It's not fair to say without hard facts and figures even beyond the ratings. Regardless, nWo was just as sports-entertainment based as Austin/McMahon. nWo was probably hotter at one time than Austin/McMahon ever was, but if only because of WCW's own incompetence, what did it do for them in the long run? Austin/McMahon, while less spectacular, epic, or whatever, is what kept WWF afloat, got people to watch and kept them watching. That's what people chose in the end and that's really all that matters. Austin/McMahon at no time really sputtered like the nWo did. It thankfully ended when it did, regardless of WWE's revisits later on. nWo on the other hand was on its way down even before Goldberg defeated Hogan on Nitro (which was stupid to give away on TV, as we all know), and should've ended then or preferably at Starrcade. nWo basically overstayed its welcome until it creatively had nothing left, even more than Austin/McMahon, and all the purported directions, options and things you could do with it essentially came down to which scrub will join the nWo or who turns this week, which gets old fast. And ultimately we got the completely unspectacular 1999 Wolfpac and nWo 2000, which felt like just another stable with none of what made the original so great, which ultimately stained the nWo. Ultimately, who did the nWo REALLY help? Austin/McMahon made Austin a true, bonafide star, along with Rock, and also helping to elevate Foley and Triple H, for better or worse. Saying it helped no one except for Austin and McMahon is a gross understatement. For WCW, there's Goldberg, DDP, maybe Steiner. But at the end of the day, you knew who the stars were, and they were Hogan, Nash, etc. In other words, the same guys as before. Yes. nWo was revolutionary, yet so was Austin/McMahon all the same. It was grand and exciting, you could almost feel as if WCW was truly being taken over, but in the end you know who the victor is and which was ultimately better.

MAIN EVENT LUCHA LIBRE TRIOS MATCH JJ Johnson, Manson and "Hollywood" Spike Jenkins vs Zyon, Wildchild and "The Divine Wind" Akira Kaibatsu - Rudos SINGLES BOUT Aecas vs Sean Davis - Aecas HOUSE RULES "6th ENGINEERS" SWEEP AND CLEAR MATCH Jimmy the Doom vs Austin Sly - Doom SINGLES BOUT, NON-TITLE Grendel© vs Bloodshed - Bloodshed

Bah. Libby still had more story to tell. It probably would've been painfully uninteresting, but still. Oh well. Completely unenthused with the prospect of a half-sister for Jack. I mean, what's the point. It'll probably, somehow end up being Kate, just to fuck shit up even more. The end saved it all, but the more I think about things like Jack's half-sister, the more I think they're pulling this stuff out of their ass.

The Spirit Squad is running Raw. My dreams are reality.

lovecraft231 lives in 2002. I voted for Passaic, NJ.

Bitches can't drive, that's what.

I wish I knew. I stumbled across it at 4Chan a while ago and as far as I know, no one there ever gave an answer.